Yeggy
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Buy Strathearn.
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Kosy123
Active Member
Someone mentioned Nov 30 here so maybe this week? It's weird that we never got a public number floating around similar to Winnipeg's when first applying.
Personally, I'm hoping that the grant money goes to downtown/transit adjacent projects and the occasional office conversion. That HAF money could be the massive shot in the arm we need for projects in the core. Pls City of Edmonton, if you're seeing this, use ittttt.
Greenspace
Senior Member
Further suggestions from Jespo this morning that she asked LGBTQ+ staff members to 'hide their identity', and suggested to lobbyists that her vote can be bought.
Greenspace
Senior Member
It was suggested to me that the money will be used retroactively to 'pay' for the zoning renewal project. Or perhaps some of the money. But basically into general revenue. Which will probably be used to balance the books (which is the cynic in me.).
^^Ideally part of it would go to incentives Downtown projects, yes.
TAS
Senior Member
Sorry I'm missing it. I know what zoning bylaw renewal is but I'm not following how money would be allocated to it - for what purpose exactly?
Greenspace
Senior Member
To pay for staffing costs etc retroactively. Just basically into general revenues.
Gronk!
Senior Member
Jennifer Rice voted 'No' as usual
News Release - City Council confirms fall budget adjustments
City Council confirms fall budget adjustments November 28, 2023 City Council completed fall budget adjustment discussions today, approving a number of changes to the 2023-2026 budget to arrive at prop
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Kosy123
Active Member
Honestly you'd expect more no's and handwringing on this budget but everyone seems to have mostly agreed (except the usual two)
TAS
Senior Member
I'm surprised this money could be used for retroactive staff costs. And at $175 million, it better be going to some specific housing projects.
Greenspace
Senior Member
This is a 'budget adjustment' year, as they are on 4 year cycles. So just to maintain services is around 7%, Calgary just did their adjustment at 7.8% with a bit of new spending on transit security.
CaptainBL
Active Member
In light of yesterday, I think its unfair to put that on her given she allegedly has no idea what is going on whatsoever.Jennifer Rice voted 'No' as usual
News Release - City Council confirms fall budget adjustments
City Council confirms fall budget adjustments November 28, 2023 City Council completed fall budget adjustment discussions today, approving a number of changes to the 2023-2026 budget to arrive at propmyemail.constantcontact.com
Correction - Jennifer Rice's staff voted no lol
TravellingChris
Active Member
Yeah, the electorate made a few mistakes in 2021--the worst being voting out Bev Esslinger and Moe Banga.
TravellingChris
Active Member
No one's asking her to "run" the City of Edmonton--she has one lone vote on a council of thirteen.
TAS
Senior Member
Moe Banga was pretty much in line with everything Mike Nickel stood for and the two of them were the only councillors to vote against City Plan back in 2020 - the highly regarded city building document that has since guided Edmonton and made it a leader in eliminating no parking minimums, zoning bylaw renewal and building a more dense city that includes options to get around beyond just a personal vehicle.
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IanO
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Budget 2024 — Andrew Knack
This year’s budget is what we refer to as a supplemental budget adjustment. In December 2022, Council approved a 4-year Capital, Operating, and Utility Budget. The deliberations for the 4-year budget are more detailed and in advance of reading through this post, I encourage you to take the time to r
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