Public notices are used to inform the public of opportunities to have their say in local government business. Notices are published 14 days in advance, as required by the Municipal Government Act (MGA) and the Advertising Bylaw, with information on how, when and where the public can request further information or provide comments to Council or City Staff.
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Notices are listed below 14 days in advance of the applicable date.
The City of Leduc charges franchise fees to utility operators who have exclusive rights to provide utility services within the city. These fees are included on consumer bills and remitted to the City.
To help build reserves that support long-term financial sustainability and future community amenities, City Council approved updates to franchise fees in the 2026 budget: an increase of 2% for electricity and 4% for gas. Franchise fees are an alternative way for the City to raise revenue, reducing pressure on property taxes while supporting essential services.
These adjustments ensure that all users—including those exempt from property taxes, such as healthcare facilities, non-profit organizations, schools and places of worship—contribute fairly to the cost of essential services we all depend on.
The City of Leduc charges franchise fees to utility operators who have exclusive rights to provide utility services within the city. These fees are included on consumer bills and remitted to the City.
To help build reserves that support long-term financial sustainability and future community amenities, City Council approved updates to franchise fees in the 2026 budget: an increase of 2% for electricity and 4% for gas. Franchise fees are an alternative way for the City to raise revenue, reducing pressure on property taxes while supporting essential services.
These adjustments ensure that all users—including those exempt from property taxes, such as healthcare facilities, non-profit organizations, schools and places of worship—contribute fairly to the cost of essential services we all depend on.
• Public notice for Bylaw 1243-2025 proposes redistricting part of an area of Meadowview neighbourhood (SW & SE ¼ Section 24-49-25-W4) in the Land Use Bylaw to allow for continued residential development as part of Meadowview Stage 22.
• The public hearings are scheduled for the regularly scheduled meeting of Leduc City Council on Mar. 23, 2026. Second and third readings of the bylaw are scheduled for later in the same meeting.
• First reading on Feb. 23, 2026.
Anyone who wishes to speak to Council at the time of the public hearing or provide a written submission is asked to contact the City Clerk’s Office (780)-980-7132 or c[email protected] to pre-register, or can register on the sign-in sheet in Council Chambers before the start of the meeting.
