transportation

In brief, here are five items of public interest that were discussed during the July 2020 City Council meetings.

• East Side Leisure Centre Update
• Infrastructure Funding (MEEP)
• Mail-in Ballot Procedure
• Bicycle Bylaw Update
• Energy Assistance Program Partnership

The 2020-2022 Projected Asset Preservation Plan is now available. It includes the asset preservation projects projected for the next three years on our roadway and sidewalk assets, water and sewer assets, as well as our bridges and structures assets. Roadway and Sidewalk asset preservation management is a process of monitoring, maintaining, and preserving our roads and sidewalks effectively throughout their lifecycle. The goal is to employ effective decision-making to optimize a cost-effective mix of treatments, to maximize the number of roads and sidewalks treated to improve the networks as a whole.

The 8th Street East Water Main Replacement Project begins June 1, 2020 and will include the replacement of water mains, restoration of roadways and the rehabilitation of sidewalks.

In brief, here are seven items of public interest that were discussed during the May 2020 City Council meetings.

• Vehicle Noise
• Northeast Swale Speed Limits
• Review of Community Consultation and Notification Process for Development Applications
• Natural Capital Asset Valuation
• Bike Bylaw Update
• Residential Parking Program Review
• COVID-19: Parking and Transit Changes

In brief, here are three items of public interest that were discussed during the March 2020 City Council meeting.

• COVID-19 Update
• Briarwood Neighbourhood Traffic Review (SPC Transportation)
• Transit Corridor Parking Standards Adjustment

In brief, here are five items of public interest that were discussed during the February 2020 City Council meeting.

• Short-Term Accommodation Regulation
• Bicycle Bylaw Update
• Off-Leash Areas and Bylaw Updates
• The Green Infrastructure Strategy
• Accessibility Considerations for Curbside Solid Waste Collection

It's going to be a busy couple of years for the Transportation Division. Take a look at the approved projects in their division from the 2020 and 2021 multi-year budget. A few highlights include permanent installations from Neighbourhood Traffic Reviews, focus on improving sidewalk and curb cuts and continued work on active transportation.

Find the photos below, or a PDF copy here. 

In brief, here are five items of public interest that were discussed during the January 2020 City Council meeting.

• Facilitating waste diversion for the business sector
• Regulation of nuisance properties
• Corridor Transformation Plan
• Sidewalk infill prioritization criteria
• Downtown Event and Entertainment District - Update

In brief, here are three items of public interest that were discussed during the November 2019 City Council meeting.

• Transit Detour Process
• Governance Review of Controlled Corporations
• Bicycle Bylaw Update

In brief, here are four items of public interest that were discussed during the October 2019 City Council meeting. I was proud to Chair this meeting of City Council as the Deputy Mayor.

• Reseller Rate for Regional Customers of Saskatoon Water
• Saskatoon Freeway Project Update – October 2019
• Approaches for Addressing Existing and Emerging Protocol Issues
• Municipal Wards Commission - Establishment of Municipal Ward Boundaries