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95 Avenue from 163 Street to 189 Street will undergo renewal next summer. Learn more here on the City’s website. Currently, the City plans on renewing the streets and sidewalks, as well as adding a shared-use path on the south side of the street. This is a step in the right direction and achieves some of…

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On Monday June 13, Council voted narrowly in favour of opening up a small portion of 102 Avenue to people as a pilot. This vote was embedded within a very busy and fraught week for Council regarding safety in the core of our City. We appreciate their time and thoughtful discussion on the matter. Going…

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On May 30, 2022, Paths for People wrote to City Council regarding updates to the City’s approach to sidewalk maintenance. This is an important opportunity to update our communities approach to ensuring our transportation system works for all modes in all seasons. Council will contemplate moving forward with process changes in June 2022. We will…

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Over January to March 2022, we connected with every member of Edmonton’s City Council to introduce our organization and our vision. The conversations we had were positive and give us hope that this council will take bold action when it comes to building safer, more livable streets that provide Edmontonians with transportation options. Based on…

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On April 25, 2022, Paths for People spoke to City Council regarding updates to the City’s approach to Snow and Ice Control. This is an important opportunity to update our communities approach to ensuring our transportation system works for all modes in all seasons. Council will contemplate moving forward with process changes in June 2022.…

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On February 15, 2022, Paths for People spoke to Urban Planning Committee regarding Bike Plan Implementation. Based on the conversation, committee approved the following motion put forward by Councillor Salvador: That Administration provide a report that outlines options for the completion of the bike network in the redeveloping area by 2026 including any associated engagement…

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On December 14, 2021, Councillor Janz formally proposed an adjustment to the Fall 2021 Supplemental Budget process. This amendment, if approved, would allocate $4.75 million towards Active Transportation Improvements and construction for sidewalk expansions across the City. You can read more about the proposal here, but we’ve excerpted some important parts below. We spoke to…

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On November 29, 2021, Paths for People spoke to City Council regarding the Fall 2021 Supplemental Budget Adjustments. Here is the link to our full speaking notes! This process is a key checkpoint within the City of Edmonton’s four-year budget cycle to re-prioritize municipal spending. In our submissions, we did the following; celebrated positive parts…

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At the Monday, November 22 Council Meeting, Councillor Stevenson gave notice of the following motion that Administration explore the opportunity to pedestrianize 102 Ave adjacent to Valley Line LRT and return to Urban Planning Committee with options for consideration This is an important first step forward on a great idea that could come to fruition…

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we worked with Community Leagues along Whyte Avenue west of the Mill Creek ravine in the Summer of 2021 to run a survey about the future of Whyte Avenue as a Main Street. This was done with the intent to develop a strong community front
that can shape decisions regarding the future of Edmonton’s premiere Main Street.

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