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APEGA - Local Branches

APEGA’s 10 branches represent the association and its members in their local area. Each branch works to advance APEGA’s strategic plan by assisting with communication, outreach and professional development activities.

Branch Executive Committee

APEGA Local Branch Executive Committees are made up of professionals of varying experiences, backgrounds, and disciplines volunteering to help promote the role of engineering and geoscience in the public realm.

The executive undertakes many different initiatives to engage our members. The volunteer executives act as a bridge between APEGA, active members, and the general public. Whether it be social events, outreach events, mentorship, various regulatory volunteer positions, or legislative forums, there are many ways for each of us to contribute to the success, effectiveness, and purpose of our association.

If you've ever wanted to participate in your association, now is the opportunity!
Nominations for are now open in: Central Alberta, Fort McMurray, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat , Peace Region& Yellowhead

Responsibilities

  • Attend and actively participate in Branch Executive Meetings, branch activities and events
  • Specific tasks and responsibilities will be assigned at the beginning of each term
  • Some volunteer work is required between meetings
  • Adhere to the Branch Manual and serve the needs of the association
  • Volunteers must log their own hours through Better Impact

Average Time Commitment

  • Average time commitment is approximately 10 hours per month
  • One year term

External Boards & Committees

APEGA currently seeks a professional engineer in good standing to serve as an external representative to the Edmonton Design Committee. This excellent opportunity provides a chance for an experienced engineer to help shape the City of Edmonton. 

 

 

Mandate:

 

The Committee will:

  • accept submissions and provide recommendations to Urban Form and Corporate Strategic Development and City Council
  • review and provide recommendations on formal rezoning, major development permit applications, public projects city-wide, or special projects in Edmonton at the request of Council or the City Manager; and
  • review pre-consultations and provide recommendations to applicants;
  • review pre-applications and projects against the EDC Principles of Urban Design and;
  • as appropriate, provide input to the City in the formulation of Urban Design principles, guidelines and policies

For more information, click the link below...

 

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