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Edmonton Journal article on GRB Community Standards Bylaw Amendment to Bylaw 14752 [No. 1] A comprehensive Graffiti Management Strategy (GMS) was approved by the Transportation and Public Works
Committee (TPW) for consideration during the 2008 budget deliberations. The GMS presented to TPW required
funding of $927,000 and included activities in the four "E" elements associated with successful strategies Engagement, Eradication, Education and Enforcement. Main components of these elements include: At a funding level of $300,000, the effectiveness of the GMS will be limited. Resources to establish and co-ordinate
a graffiti management committee, assistance to interested community stakeholders to remove graffiti, and a reduced
education initiative will be provided. Graffiti, like litter, is a shared responsibility. It can only be managed effectively if the City takes a lead role in coordinating
and delivering initiatives in conjunction with the Edmonton Police Service (EPS), community groups,
businesses and residents. If left unattended, graffiti will grow and have a pronounced negative impact on the safety
and appearance of our City with associated negative economic impacts. Chief Boyd of the EPS has clearly stated that
it is an example of physical disorder in our communities. Edmonton does not have a coordinated, properly resourced approach to graffiti management. This has resulted in
sporadic efforts toward eradication and a sense of frustration among many key stakeholders. At the available funding
level of $300,000 the desired approach to graffiti management cannot be fully implemented but a limited start will be
made with building of a framework for which community stakeholders in graffiti management can be supported to
begin to work together to address this growing problem. Social and Cultural - Vibrant Communities
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March 29, 2008
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April 1, 2008
Regulates the conduct and maintenance of private property and immediately adjacent areas yards, buildings, property perimeters, boulevards and sidewalks must be maintained to a reasonable and common standard.
Fine for offence: $250.
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February 13, 2008
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Consolidated February 13, 2008
City of Edmonton 2008 Budget allocates more money for graffiti removal
Graffiti Management Strategy
Justification
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