The Council adopted the agenda and discussed a public hearing regarding a bylaw. Representatives from the Big Lake Environment Support Society provided an update on their summer education program. The Council approved items within the consent agenda, including committee recommendations, CAO delegations, and master rates bylaw readings. KPMG presented the 2026 external financial audit plan. Finally, several motions were introduced regarding the reopening of a road and sidewalk, the establishment of derelict residential and non-residential tax subclasses, and initiatives to enhance the city's botanical arts identity.
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The council meeting covered several business items and presentations. Discussions included concerns regarding population growth and hospital capacity, as well as speed reduction updates on Villeneuve Road. The council approved a public tax sale, delegating the setting of reserve bids for land parcels to the City Assessor. A public hearing concerning land use bylaw amendments for housing development was initiated and adjourned to a future date. Additionally, the council approved an increase in the service level for community satisfaction surveys and discussed the RCMP quarterly report. An in-camera session was held for a dialogue with the Chief Administrative Officer.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Of St. Albert City Council Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes presentations on population growth, hospital capacity, speed reduction on Villeneuve Road, and a public hearing regarding Bylaw 21/2026. Other business items include a strategic and budget public engagement redesign, a quarterly RCMP report, a public tax sale, and confidential council dialogues.
Sep 1, 2026·Board meeting
City of St. Albert City Council Meeting Minutes
The council reviewed the corporate quarterly report for the second quarter of 2026 and approved the 2026-27 advocacy priorities. Key actions included the appointment of KPMG as the city's auditor for the 2026-2029 fiscal years, the authorization to acquire Veterans Way banners, and the approval of a letter of endorsement for the International Cities of Peace initiative. The council also processed information requests concerning a regional trail and wildlife corridor, as well as parking and traffic calming concerns near a local high school. An in camera session was conducted to discuss a matter with the Chief Administrative Officer.
