Affichage de 234 résultats

This series consists of documentation investigating Edmonton's Mayor and Councilors regarding compliance with the Municipalities Act. These investigations include the Porter Royal Commission into civic mismanagement especially in regards to property speculation and profiteering by William Hawrelak, the Morrow Inquiry into bribing councilors including Aldermen Fallow and McLean, the disqualification of Mayor Hawrelak for violating the City Act in 1965, and the Nuclear Disarmament Referendum quashed by Mayor Purves. This series also includes the report of the form of City Government which proposed switching Edmonton to its current ward based system.

This series includes all incoming and outgoing correspondence and several administrative registers. The correspondence deals with all matters involving the Town, in particular municipal elections, water and sewer extensions, electric lighting, the street railway system, immigration, the sale of Town debentures, taxation, property alterations, and numerous petitions for extended services. The records have been classified according to subject and provided with an index.

This series contains the following classes:

• Class 1: Outgoing correspondence, 1892-1894
• Class 2: Outgoing correspondence, 1894-1896
• Class 3: Incoming correspondence, 1895-1896
• Class 4: Outgoing correspondence and census report, 1896-1899
• Class 5: Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1902-1903
• Class 6: Plumbing undertaken for private citizens, 1902-1906
• Class 7: Debentures sold, 1893-1906
• Class 8: Electric metre recordings and payments, 1903
• Class 9: Receipts and disbursements, 1903-1905
• Class 10: Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1904
• Class 11: Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1905
• Class 12: Register and index of new buildings, 1905-1911
• Class 13: Outgoing correspondence to various school districts, 1905-1907
• Class 14: Electric light register, 1905-1906
• Class 15: Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1906
• Class 16: Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1907
• Class 17: Debenture register, 1906-1910
• Class 18: Electric metre books, 1907
• Class 19: Electric metre books, 1908
• Class 20: Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1908
• Class 21: Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1909
• Class 22: City Council Finance Committee, recommendations for payment, 1909-1911
• Class 23: Disbursements, 1909-1911
• Class 24: Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1910
• Class 25: Incoming and outgoing correspondence, 1911-1912

This series contains records created by different units of the City of Edmonton Planning Department. They have been arranged into the following classes:

• Class 1: Downtown Area Redevelopment Plan
• Class 2: Northeast Light Rail Transit Corridor Study
• Class 3: Old Strathcona Area Redevelopment Plan Bylaw
• Class 4: Jasper Place Zoning Review
• Class 5: Stony Plain Strip Study
• Class 6: Boyle Street-McCauley Area Redevelopment Plan Bylaw Special Area Files
• Class 7: Special Area Files
• Class 8: General Research Service Files
• Class 9: General Service Files
• Class 10: Planning Act Correspondence
• Class 11: Edmonton Regional Planning Commission Correspondence
• Class 12: Systems Information Correspondence
• Class 13: Realty Development Office-1977 Administration
• Class 14: Realty Development Office-1977 Developments
• Class 15: Realty Development Office-1977 Downtown Pedestrian Tunnels and Light Rail System
• Class 16: Realty Development Office-1977 Industrial Areas
• Class 17: Realty Development Office-1977 Edmonton General
• Class 18: Realty Development Office-1977 Development Policies, Procedures and Legislation
• Class 19: Realty Development Office-1977 Transportation, Streets and Freeways
• Class 20: Realty Development Office-1977 West Jasper Place Subdivision, 301
• Class 21: Realty Development Office-1977 Mill Wood Subdivision, 302
• Class 22: Realty Development Office-1977 Castle Downs Subdivision 303
• Class 23: Realty Development Office-1977 Hermitage Subdivision, 304
• Class 24: Realty Development Office-1977 Kaskitayo Subdivision, 305
• Class 25: Realty Development Office-1977 Petrolia (South Greenfield) Subdivision, 306
• Class 26: Realty Development Office-1977 Clareview Subdivision, 308
• Class 27: Realty Development Office-1977 Duggan Subdivision, 309
• Class 28: Realty Development Office-1977 Casselman- Steele Heights Subdivision, 310
• Class 29: Realty Development Office-1977 Terwillegar Heights Subdivision, 312
• Class 30: Realty Development Office-1977 Abbottsfield, 314 Calder, 320 Bergman Replot, 322 Hillcrest, 324
• Class 31: Castledowns Subdivision-Neighbourhood Planning and Development
• Class 32: South East Edmonton Industrial Planning and Development
• Class 33: Mill Woods Subdivision-Neighbourhood Planning and Development
• Class 34: Kaskitayo Subdivision-Neighbourhood Planning and Development
• Class 35: Technical Advisory Committee
• Class 36: Edmonton Power, 1975-1977

This series consists of building, sewer, and plumbing permit ledgers for the City of Edmonton from 1902-1976, and 1996-1998, as well as aggregates of building permits issued based on type of building between 1947 and 1973. The City requires a building permit be issued prior to the beginning of construction of any project. The ledgers contain information regarding these permits.

This series contains building plans submitted to the City of Edmonton and to the Town of Beverly as required to receive a building permit.

This series contains meeting minutes, correspondence, and reports from the Town Planning Commission.

While zoning appeals were first mentioned in 1931 (Bylaw 8-1931), it wasn’t until 1933 that the Zoning Appeal Board was formally established through Zoning Bylaw 26-1933. The Board consisted of five members of the public, appointed by Council, including a member of the Alberta Architects Association, a member of the Alberta Land Surveyors Association, and a member of the Edmonton Real Estate Association. The Board heard appeals from zoning decisions made by the Building Inspector. The Board was governed by the Zoning Bylaw, but in certain circumstances could make recommendations to Council for alterations to zoning boundaries. The Zoning Appeal Board operated until 1950, when the Interim Development Bylaw (Bylaw 1339) was created, which established the Interim Development Appeal Board, which in turn took appeals from any decision made by the Interim Development Officer, including issues of zoning.

This series consists of aggregates of civic and federal census maintained by the Planning Department for the purposes of forecasting future needs. It includes aggregate information from the following censuses:

• 1971 (federal)
• 1981 (federal)
• 1983 (civic)
• 1983 (civic)
• 1986 (federal)
• 1987 (civic)
• 1989 (civic)
• 1990 (civic)
• 1991 (civic)
• 1991 (federal)
• 1992 (civic)
• 1993 (civic)
• 1999 (civic)

This series contains reports from the Bylaws Committee. The Bylaws & Legislation Committee held their first meeting September 7, 1921. The name was changed in 1928 to the Bylaws Committee.

In 1965 Council requested that the City Commissioners look into the continued need of the Bylaws and Finance Committees. Council accepted their recommendation that a Committee of the Whole be struck to handle the issues previously dealt with by those two committees. The final meeting of the Bylaws Committee occurred April 11, 1965.