YF-EV-0343
City Operations report CR_7173, Single Unit Waste Set-out Business Case (Utility Committee, 2019-08-29), Internet Archive capture
What this source can establish
Administration's nine-page cover report recommending the four-stream curbside set-out: the green cart weekly in spring, summer and fall and biweekly in winter, recycling weekly in unlimited blue bags, and garbage in a 120 L or 240 L black cart every two weeks; that the service then in place allowed unlimited garbage at the curb; and, on its page 8, a chart titled Black Cart Size Satisfaction - Post Delivery from follow-up canvassing in the demonstration neighbourhoods up to July 18 (2019), giving resident answers too large, too small, just right or don't know, separately for 120 L and 240 L neighbourhoods, with sample sizes 1,664 and 1,740. The chart is not broken down by household size and the report does not describe how the canvass was sampled. The City address (edmonton.ca/programs_services/documents/PDF/SingleUnitWasteSetOutBusinessCase_CR_7173.PDF) redirected to a not-found page on 2026-10-04; these bytes are the archive's raw-content endpoint (timestamp 20201010081445), whose SHA-1 matches the archive's recorded digest.
Record
- Publisher
- City of Edmonton, City Operations
- Kind
- analytical-report
- Published
- 2019-08-29
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-04
- Redistribution
- unclear
- Archive
- retained privately; hash published
- SHA-256
- 18db813eec2801fc92fd02ceed546790f9f37b14b234565686ab9f4816ec8686
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