YF-EV-0134
Bike Plan (Councillor Michael Janz's own web page, as retrieved 2026-09-02)
What this source can establish
The councillor's own written account of the comparison, including that 'The $100M represents half a percent of the $1.8 Billion dollar capital budget over the same period'. Establishes what the councillor published; the arithmetic in it is the panel's to check, not the page's to prove.
Record
- Publisher
- Michael Janz
- Kind
- advocacy
- Published
- not stated
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-02
- Redistribution
- restricted
- Archive
- retained privately; hash published
- SHA-256
- 7b876042a857f9138a79dc9ac77444a7ba79352859d724e55db98268cbfe30c6
A public official's personal web page; copyright its author. Archived privately; short attributed excerpts only.
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Used by
- Does Edmonton's 2023 to 2026 capital budget put $1.8 billion into roads, about 18 times the $100 million for bike lanes? The original remark said 180 times, but its own numbers work out to 18, and 18 is the figure we checked. — How does bike-lane funding compare with roads and snow?