Edmonton Motions

Zoning Bylaw and Infill Update - Verbal report

Edmonton City Council motion keeps 130 below-market lease valuations private, while authorizing no new spending and noting $262.8 million in cash funding in 2025.

Bylaw 21614 - To allow for a range of small to medium scale housing, McKernan

Bylaw 21619 - To allow for medium scale housing, Ritchie

Bylaw 21621 - To allow for large scale facilities that provide community services, Meyokumin

Bylaw 21623 - To allow for medium scale housing, Heritage Valley Town Centre

Bylaw 21625 - To allow for medium scale mixed use development, Queen Alexandra

Bylaw 21627 - To allow for medium scale housing, Westmount

Bylaw 21628 - To allow for a range of small to medium scale housing, Kenilworth

Edmonton City Council defeats a motion to exempt pick-up and drive-through orders from bag fees. Staff were not directed to amend the bylaw.

City council approves motion to forgive about $300,000 in municipal taxes for Rhema Chapel's 2023–2026 arrears.

Calgary council moves to set EPCOR franchise fee at 19.4% effective Jan. 1, 2027, boosting city revenue and potentially higher residential power bills.

A bill would move Glenridding Ravine residents to Ward pihêsiwin for the 2029 election. Chappelle would be entirely in Ward Ipiihkoohkanipiaohtsi.

City Council approves motion to set 2027–2030 budget-deliberation process, moving the budget meeting to November 23, 2026.

Edmonton City Council approves a motion to keep a private report on a settlement, withholding its terms.

Edmonton council motion would set a three-minute speaking limit for approved speakers at committee and Council meetings. Proposal referred to the Council Services Committee for review on November 20, 2026.

October 13, 2023, Integrated Infrastructure Services report IIS01767, Asset Rationalization Framework and Pilot Review

Motion would shift up to 25% of neighbourhood renewal levy to arterial roads for 2027–2030. No approval yet.

Edmonton approves bylaw designating Campbell Residence as Municipal Historic Resource; owners eligible for up to $61,732 restoration grant.

Edmonton designates the Judge Downes Residence in Strathcona as a Municipal Historic Resource and approves up to $88,690 restoration grant.

Edmonton council approves motion to designate the Reed Residence in Westmount as Municipal Historic Resource and approve up to $99,348 restoration grant.

Motion would authorize a $12 million one-time transfer from the PDBM reserve for an Infill Infrastructure Program.

Edmonton City Council carries a motion directing staff to prepare an unfunded Bike Plan profile for the 2027–2030 budget. The vote was 6-5; no funding is approved.

Edmonton Council defeats Vision Zero Bereavement motion on Oct. 6, 2026.