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APRIL / 24


On April 22, City Council will be voting on the blanket rezoning for Calgary. 
 
I am encouraging all constituents to formally submit written feedback regarding the proposed rezoning through the designated platform at
calgary.ca/rezoningforhousing




Flag raising for Bangladesh's Independence Day celebrations on March 26. 



By doing so, all feedback will be published in Council's agenda and shared with all Councillors to review in preparation for the Public Hearing. Please ensure your comments are submitted by 11:59 AM MST on April 15 to be included.

 

Alternatively, you may consider registering to speak to Council in-person or call in during the Public Hearing on April 22. For detailed information and tips on how to participate in the Public Hearing process, please visit calgary.ca/council/meetings/public-hearing


 

UPDATED WARD 10 WEBSITE

LINK:

calgary.ca/ward-10


The City of Calgary Ward 10 website has recently undergone some upgrades!



What's new?
 

• Latest News - where the monthly e-newsletters will be posted, as well as other articles. 

• Media Features - where you can keep up to date on Councillor Chabot's interviews and activity

• Community Events - where you can find the details on events hosted by Councillor Chabot, engagement events by the City, and events by Community Associations.  


• Community Associations - where you can find the contact information for all the Community Associations in Ward 10

• Resources - where you can find frequently requested links and websites
(available soon)

ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Memorial Drive Extension Functional Planning Study

The City of Calgary is undertaking a functional planning study for the extension of Memorial Drive from Abbeydale Drive to the east city limits at 116 Street E. 

More information: engage.calgary.ca/memorialdriveeast

Online Feedback: Deadline May 13

Open House: April 24, 5-8PM, Eastside City Church

 


Ward Boundary Commission Engagement

The Ward Boundary Commission is undertaking engagement to gather Calgarians' feedback about improving representation of Calgarians in municipal politics.

More information: engage.calgary.ca/heard

Online Feedback: Deadline April 30
 


April Town Hall 




Join us at the Whitehorn Community Association on April 18 at 6:30PM to discuss topics important to you. 

See the full list of Town Halls on the Ward 10 website: calgary.ca/council/ward-10/articles/town-halls-2024

KEEPING STORM DRAINS CLEAR THIS SPRING

Storm drains are a part of Calgary's stormwater system. There are about 60,000 storm drains in Calgary working to capture water and melting snow off sidewalks, streets and roads.

If it's safe and possible to do, remove debris or snow blocking the drain. Create a channel, if need be, to help water flow. 

Pooled water on your street

In communities built after 1990, The City installs devices in the storm drain to control how fast water flows into the system.  During and after a rainfall event, these devices allow water to pool on the road (usually in a depression or low spot, called a trap low), until the stormwater system can accept the extra water.

Take a picture

If the storm drain remains submerged for more than 90 minutes or you cannot safely clear ice and snow away, take a photo and submit it via the 311 App or a web request.  Attaching a photo goes a long way in helping our crews respond on a priority basis.

For more information on storm drains and to locate the closest one to you, visit calgary.ca/stormdrains.


COLLECT AND REUSE WATER WITH A RAIN BARREL 




Our region is in a drought, and that’s why now, more than ever, every drop counts. With another dry summer expected this year, we all need to do our part to conserve water and use it wisely.

 

A rain barrel is a great way to capture and reuse any rainwater Mother Nature provides this season. You can use what you collect to water your trees, lawn and garden – even when outdoor water restrictions are in place.

 

Don’t have a rain barrel yet? Green Calgary’s annual rain barrel sale is coming to a community near you. Made locally with recycled material, Green Calgary rain barrels are $78 for a limited time, with pick-up and delivery options available.

 

Visit greencalgary.org for details on all sales event dates and locations. Join the thousands of Calgarians already conserving water by using a rain barrel.

 


Pre-order yours at greencalgary.org, starting April 1, 2024.

 

 

Ward 10, Office of the Councillor

Office of the Councillors P.O. Box 2100, Stn. M Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2P 2M5 Mail code: 8001

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