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$200 million of unconstrained funding — can you put that in perspective compared to past years? How much does Council typically have to do with what they please?

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Why are there so many projects that aren’t recommended in the Capital Budget?

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When you say growth money, unconstrained, does that mean Council can spend it on whatever they want?

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It’s a four-plus billion dollar budget but, when it comes down to it, there’s really not a whole lot of money for Council to work with as they please. How much is available?

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Have you figured out if there were ways to pay for things by raising revenues? For example, for the Stadium LRT, supposedly you’re making the system safer. That should encourage more riders. You can pay for it partially that way.

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Is there anywhere we can see the ranking or scoring process for Stadium, Lewis Farms and Terwillegar?

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Could you walk through the projects that could be funded with debt and explain how they aligned or didn’t align with the City goals? The three I’m really interested in are Stadium, Lewis Farms and Terwillegar.

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Why did the city invest in lease dollars for Edmonton Tower when it appears we have aging facilities - like Chancery Hall, City Hall & Century Place. How is the city looking to the future to decrease lease costs - is that the strategy?

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Will alley repair be covered in the budget?

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Why does the City propose to renovate Eastglen leisure centre, when I go there is hardly anyone there? Surely renovating it can't be a priority

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