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WHO WE AREDEVELOPMENTSERVICESUPDATED FEBRUARY 27, 2017
CORPORATE STRUCTURETHE CITY OF EDMONTONAs a corporation, the City of Edmonton serves a population of over 750,000 residents.The Mayor and Council govern this corporation, setting policy, budget and direction tothe City Manager. The City Manager ensures Administration (non-elected City staff)carries out Council’s direction and administers public services.In addition to the City Manager, administration consists of more than 12,000 employeesand is divided into different departments, each responsible for a particular aspect ofpublic service. Additionally, there are City-owned subsidiaries and authorities thatprovide services to the City and to the public on the City’s behalf.COUNCILMAYORDon IvesonCOUNCILLORSAndrew KnackBev EsslingerDave LokenEd GibbonsMichael OshryScott McKeenTony CaterinaBen HendersonBryan AndersonMichael WaltersMike NickelMohinder BangaADMINISTRATIONADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGER’S OFFICECITY MANAGERLinda Cochrane Intergovernmental and External AffairsOffice of the City ClerkCorporate Culture OfficeCorporate Strategic Services
Approximately 30 branches are organized into sixdepartments that are led by a General ManagerCITY OPERATIONSDEPUTY CITY MANAGERDoug JonesCITIZEN SERVICESDEPUTY CITY MANAGERRob SmythFINANCIAL ANDCORPORATESERVICESDEPUTY CITY MANAGERTodd BurgeSUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENTGENERAL MANAGERGary KlassenINTEGRATEDINFRASTRUCTURESERVICESDEPUTY CITY MANAGERAdam LaughlinCOMMUNICATIONSAND PUBLICENGAGEMENT Building and Parks etCommunity and RecreationFacilitiesMAYOR StandardsCommunityDon IvesonCommunityInclusion andInvestmentAssessment and TaxationCorporate Procurement andMAYORSupplyServicesDon IvesonFinancialServicesFinancial Strategies and BudgetCity PlanningDevelopment ServicesMAYORRealEstate and HousingDonIvesonEconomicand EnvironmentalSustainability Facility and LandscapeInfrastructureTransportation Infrastructure Corporate CommunicationsCustomer Information Services Transformation Program OfficeTransportation OperationsUtility Services Fire Rescue ServicesIntegrated Strategic Development Human ResourcesInformation TechnologyLawOpen City and Innovation Downtown Arena ProjectBlatchford Redevelopment ProjectNorthlands LRT ProjectsUtilities InfrastructureDEPUTY CITY MANAGERCarolyn CampbellThere are 5 City Affiliates – Edmonton Police, Edmonton Public Library, EPCOR,Northlands, and the Edmonton Economic Development Corporation are arm’slength bodies from the City. These organizations are governed by Council but arenot considered a part of City Administration.
DEPARTMENT STRUCTURESUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENTSustainable Development helps to shape the way Edmonton grows by planning,promoting and advocating change that moves this city towards the Edmontonenvisioned by the citizens we serve.The department consists of over 800 employees, divided into four branches andproject teams. The work of the department concentrates on planning and executingfor the development needs of today and the future.DEPARTMENT PURPOSESustainable Development is the team of City Builders wholead Edmonton’s growth and urban form. We help people andgoods move, ensure our communities are well-planned andbuilt, steward the environment, and foster a prosperous cityto sustain our future.OFFICE OF THE GENERAL MANAGERGENERAL MANAGER Gary KlassenSTRATEGIC COORDINATORLee WeilerEXECUTIVE ASSISTANTBarb ChudykCO-EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTIsabel Gozjolko
CITY PLANNINGBRANCH MANAGERPeter OhmDEVELOPMENTSERVICESBRANCH MANAGERDavid HalesREAL ESTATEAND HOUSINGBRANCH MANAGERWalter TrocenkoECONOMIC ANDENVIRONMENTALSUSTAINABILITYBRANCH MANAGERPaul RossDOWNTOWNARENA PROJECTEXECUTIVE DIRECTORRick DavissBLATCHFORDREDEVELOPMENTPROJECTThe City Planning branch leads Edmonton’s future growth and transformation byintegrating diverse city-building practices to support the evolution of our city’snetworks and land-use for full life-cycle land planning and engineering from scalesthat span the metropolitan region to the individual site.Development Services advances the City of Edmonton vision of a livable, safe, andsustainable city by guiding how land is developed, buildings are constructed, andbusinesses operate.The Real Estate and Housing Branch leverages real estate, land development,urban renewal and housing to achieve Council’s vision for a prosperousand vibrant city.The Economic and Environmental Sustainability Branch was created in 2016 to leadthe strategic and operational work to implement Council’s vision set out in TheWay We Prosper and The Way We Green.The Downtown Arena & Entertainment District Project is a multi-faceted initiativewith a number of related aspects pertinent to the longterm revitalization ofEdmonton’s downtown, including the Ice District and Rogers Place.As one of the largest sustainable development projects being planned in the world,Blatchford is building a new standard for vibrant, livable and healthy communities.EXECUTIVE DIRECTORMark HallNORTHLANDSMANAGERBrian LatteThis interdepartmental team is working with internal and external stakeholders toanalyze Northlands proposed Vision 2020
BRANCH STRUCTUREDEVELOPMENTSERVICESDevelopment Services helps to build a great city by guiding and making decisions onbehalf of the residents and businesses who are investing in Edmonton’s growth anddevelopment. Through every development, building and license approval, we work withapplicants and partners to build the envisioned future of a livable, safe and sustainablecity.The branch consists of nearly 300 employees, divided into four sections.DEVELOPMENT & ZONINGSERVICESSAFETY CODES, PERMITS& INSPECTIONSDIRECTORLivia BaloneDevelopment & Zoning Services oversees all planneddevelopment in Edmonton and makes decisions to ensurethat Edmonton’s built form and business operations reflectCity priorities related to livability, safety, and sustainability.This is done by issuing development permits for all newconstruction, renovations, and changes to building use;updating the Zoning Bylaw, Business Licence Bylaw, andVehicle for Hire Bylaw; monitoring and enforcing ZoningBylaw and development permit compliance; and providingcustomer assistance related to development and businessactivities. Floors 3 and 5 of Edmonton TowerTEAMS Development PermitsDevelopment ComplianceZoning Bylaw ImplementationInfill Liaison TeamBusiness Licensing & Vehicle for HireStrategic InitiativesDIRECTORNancy DomijanSafety Code Permits & Inspections contributes to a safe builtenvironment by auditing and advising building, mechanical,and electrical work. The section monitors and enforcescompliance of new construction with all applicable safetycodes and energy regulations, ultimately promoting safe andenergy efficient construction and buildings. Floor 3 of Edmonton TowerTEAMS Building Plans ExaminationSafety Code Inspections (Building, Plumbing and Gas,HVAC, and Electrical)
BRANCH PURPOSEDevelopment Services advances the City of Edmonton visionof a livable, safe, and sustainable city by guiding how land isdeveloped, buildings are constructed and businesses operate.OFFICE OF THE BRANCH MANAGERBRANCH MANAGER David HalesSTRATEGIC COORDINATORAngela BruggerADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTShirley BrownINTEGRATED SERVICECENTREBUSINESS STRATEGY &OPERATIONSDIRECTORMaria StopainigThe Integrated Service Centre provides a wide rangeof services to residents, businesses, and industryrepresentatives and partners with other areas of the Cityto deliver quality services to customers through a numberof channels: in-person, phone, mail/email, online and 311referral. A professional team committed to STAR serviceensure permits, licences, passes, payments and more, moveefficiently through each stage of the City’s processes. Floors 2 and 3 of Edmonton TowerTEAMS Support Services OperationsRecords and Resources OperationsContact Centre OperationsPermits and Licensing OperationsDIRECTORMike ChongBusiness Strategy & Operations works behind the scenesto provide analytical, financial, marketing, and strategicplanning support for all Branch services. The section workscollaboratively with internal and external partners to supportprocess and technology improvements, staff development,and positive client relations. Floor 5 of Edmonton TowerTEAMS Business Solutions & AnalyticsMarketing & Client RelationsClient Liaison UniteServices Project
Safety Code Inspections (Building, Plumbing and Gas, HVAC, and Electrical) BRANCH PURPOSE Development Services advances the City of Edmonton vision of a livable, safe, and sustainable city by guiding how land is dev
