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Saskatoon City Council is convening Monday for its final meeting of 2018 with some major items on the agenda.
Less than two weeks after the provincial government greenlit ride-sharing regulations, council will vote on allowing ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft in the bridge city.
There’s also the prospect of pulling the previously agreed upon vote on a new waste utility.
Last month, council voted six to five in favour of moving waste management off of property taxes and onto a monthly utility bill for homeowners, charging a fee based on how large a property’s garbage bin is.
After council deliberated on its 2019 budget, Ward 1 Councillor Darren Hill issued a notice of motion, indicating he would like to return garbage collection to a property tax funding model. That motion will be debated and taken to a vote Monday.
The highly-anticipated meeting begins at 1 p.m.
— With files from 650 CKOM’s Chris Vandenbreekel
