Some major repairs will take place on two bridges in St. Albert this summer, the city says.
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Some major repairs will take place on two bridges in St. Albert this summer, the city says.
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St. Albert city council is being tasked with deciding what to do with an estimated $4.58 million 2023 budget surplus this week, while also receiving an update on a potentially $60 million or more servicing project in the city’s northeast.
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Reduced parking requirements proposed in the draft update to the St. Albert’s Land Use Bylaw are top of mind for survey respondents, according to a recent What We Heard report from the city.
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St. Albert city council unanimously voted last week to send the provincial government a letter of support for a $50 million or more funding request being made by ARROW Utilities, formerly known as the Alberta Capital Region Wastewater Commission.
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St. Albert’s biggest provincial park is even bigger, now that the provincial government has added close to 300 football fields of land to it.
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More than a dozen recommendations from the city’s Downtown Area Redevelopment Plan (DARP) should be considered a low priority, or outright postponed, moving forward, administration told council on Wednesday.
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More St. Albert entrepreneurs are choosing to launch their businesses from home base, according to data provided by the city.
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A new draft of the northeast St. Albert area structure plan (ASP) has been made public, more than two years after being initially released for feedback from residents and affected landowners.
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Planning and cost estimates for the servicing of Lakeview Business District and debt strategizing top the mayor and council’s list of key topics to appear on meeting agendas in 2024.
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November’s relatively balmy temperatures meant more shovels in the ground for single-family homes, according to data from the City of St. Albert.
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