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Student Resource Seasons in the City Community groups and city organizations have to follow the same rules that individuals do. This includes the rules that are established through city bylaws. The Capital Ex webpage below describes how their organization views their responsibilities as a “neighbour.” What do these FAQs, or frequently asked questions, tell you about the responsibilities of organizations or businesses What does this information also tell you about the rights of individuals and the responsibilities of local government Northlands Neighbours Our goal is to create a summer fun celebration to be enjoyed by all. Northlands will work with the City of Edmonton to ensure Northlands follows all City bylaws to manage noise, parking, litter and security issues. The following questions and answers provide information on a variety of neighbourhood issues including parking restrictions, garbage collection, security and more. Q: Who do I call if I see unauthorized parking in my neighbourhood Although Northlands is working with Parking Enforcement bylaw officers to make sure parking laws are followed in surrounding communities, if you see any unauthorized parking in your neighbourhood, please contact the City of Edmonton. Q: Will Northlands be sending out crews to pick up litter and recyclables in surrounding neighbourhoods Northlands sends out cleaning crews to surrounding communities to deal with garbage and recyclables left behind by our guests. Q. Where do all the recyclables go during Capital EX The EnCanna Green Team, a dedicated crew from St. Matthew Lutheran Schools are engaged as a fundraising initiative to clean and collect onsite litter and recyclables. Q. I have a question about the noise coming from the Capital EX grounds. Who do I contact Northlands monitors sound during Capital EX and works with the City of Edmonton should any issues arise. Used with permission from Edmonton Northlands. 96 Make A Better City
Student Resource Seasons in the City Spring and fall bring more than just the change of season to the city. Sand, dirt, litter and garbage can build up on city streets, sidewalks, boulevards and parks during the winter months. Leaves and litter collect over the summer months and need to be cleaned up in the fall. The news release, logo and notes below and on page 98 are from the City of Edmonton’s website. What do you think is meant by the idea of “shared responsibilities” What are the advantages of sharing responsibilities for spring or fall cleanups NEWS RELEASE Students Show that a Clean City is Cool April 26, 2011 Nearly 250 students at Strathcona High School broke out into a massive flash mob for the official kick-off of Capital City Clean Up’s “15 to Clean Challenge.” The students sang and danced to show that the City’s spring cleanup initiatives can be fun for all ages. “It is a shared responsibility among all Edmontonians to keep our city clean and safe,” said Councillor Iveson, who was at the school representing the City of Edmonton at the launch. “By promoting anti-litter and graffiti causes and participating in events like this, everyone can show that they’re doing their part to make Edmonton a cleaner and more livable city.” During the week of April 24 to May 1, citizens are encouraged to challenge themselves, their neighbours, friends and family to take 15 minutes out of their day to pick up litter or report graffiti by calling 311. Students and teachers at the school also accepted the challenge and spent 15 minutes picking up litter around the school during their lunch hour. “We were more than happy to participate and help promote the challenge,” said Strathcona High Principal, Hans Van Ginhoven. “By making it a fun, group exercise, students and teachers were eager to get involved and help clean up the area where we live, work and play.” The Spring Clean Up involves different city departments, including street cleaning by Transportation, River Valley Clean Up, as well as boulevards by Parks Branch, and sidewalk cleaning by Waste Management Branch. Some are ongoing efforts, such as the City’s graffiti removal van and monitoring and compliance efforts by Community Standards Branch. Make A Better City 97
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