Ward 8 Updates

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

• The Low Emissions Community Plan
• St. Paul’s Hospital Combined Heat and Power Plant Update
• LED Streetlight Conversion Program
• Pedestrian Accessible Curb Ramps and Sidewalks – Accelerated Implementation Program

Residents who experienced property flooding during the July 14, 2019 storm in Saskatoon may apply to the Province for financial assistance under the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP). The Province of Saskatchewan approved the City of Saskatoon’s application to be designated as an Eligible Assistance Area. Residents can download instructions and forms on our website or pick up printed forms from City Hall Security on the Main Floor or 2nd Floor.

College Park, thank you for your patience as the City completes construction along TWO segments of Acadia Drive.

Acadia Drive is closed at both Carleton Drive and between Leddy Crescent and Harrington Crescent. This will cause a delay in folks trying to use Acadia Drive as there is no through access. Please note, the construction at Acadia Drive/Carleton Drive will be complete on Friday, August 2 and open again for use on Saturday, August 3. The construction at Acadia/Harrington/Leddy will be in place until August 26.

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

• Public Engagement Policy
• 2020/2021 Multi-Year Business Plan and Budget Property Tax Options
• National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls - Calls to Justice
• Appointment of Integrity Commissioner

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

• Enterprise Resource Planning Project (Fusion)
• Arbutus Properties – Future Sustainable Community Project Update
• Update - Saskatoon Public Library, New Central Library

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

• 72 hour On-street Parking Limit
• Right-of-Way Residential Boulevard Leases
• Social and Indigenous Procurement Update
• Flood Control Strategy Update

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

• Bus Rapid Transit Routes
• Downtown Active Transportation Network
• Climate Change Projections and Possible Impacts
• Downtown Event and Entertainment District

The College Park and East College Park Neighbourhood Traffic Review has been finalized based on traffic analysis, field observations and feedback from residents (emails, phone calls, social media, meetings, etc.). The plan is coming to the Standing Policy Committee on Transportation on Monday, April 1, 2019 for endorsement.

The report is available for review through the public agenda.

If you would like to speak at the Committee or Council meetings, please submit the online form by 8:00 am on the day of the meeting.

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

• Northeast Swale Working Group Update
• Photo Speed Enforcement
• 2020/2021 Multi-Year Business Plan and Budget
• Active Transportation Implementation Plan
• Curbside Organics Program
• Special Needs Garbage Collection Service
• Workplace Transformation