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Are there design dollars allocated for projects around 101 Avenue or anything around 101 Avenue and Greater Hardisty?

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101 Avenue streetscape, for example, would that be growth or renewal? Because the community is arguing for it because you’ll get more affordable housing and seniors’ housing along the corridor.

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When you were allocating that two billion and weighing the different projects that would get renewal funding, was the possibility that renewal would increase new infill part of the criteria that you looked at?

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The provincial Municipal Sustainability Initiative funding is disappearing. What’s your confidence level that the Province is going to keep doing what they’ve been doing regarding municipal funding?

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Usually cities don’t spend everything that you budget for. Projects don’t get done, or they’re delayed or they come in under budget. Is there any money from this current four years that you’re going to put forward to the next?

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If we’re looking at potential projects with unconstrained sources not recommended for funding such as Windermere North Park n Ride… if people were expecting that in the next four years, it’s not going to happen unless Council decides differently?

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There were a couple of projects in the budget — in particular, the upgrades to Clarke Stadium — that I see appearing in the 300 million dollar dedicated funding section, but also appearing in the projects not recommended for funding right now.

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How much are you spending annually, exactly?

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For the money that you’ve targeted for renewal, it’s less than what was forecast to keep City assets in ideal condition. How did you make that choice and are you pushing those costs into the future?

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When you make your presentation to Council next week, what will you tell them in relation to the potential change in provincial government and the possibility of a new government slashing and burning? Could all this work be for naught?

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