Purpose
The water community advisory panel (CAP) brings together groups of people, representing a variety of viewpoints within a community, for the purpose of sharing information around a common interest in drinking water. The volunteers usually meet quarterly and sit on the panel for a two year term.
The CAP serves as a forum for EPCOR to share information and receive stakeholder input on emerging issues, including:
Water efficiency,
Legislative and technological changes,
Pricing,
Customer care, and
Ground water issues, etc.
In this way, companies like EPCOR can hear first-hand from a wide variety of representative voices in a community.
History
Edmonton's panel was originally established in 1993 to provide input to water efficiency issues, and in 1997, its role was expanded to include a wider range of water-related issues.
Reports
Current Membership
| Gary Woloshyniuk |
Representative - City of Edmonton
Office of the Environment |
| Nevin Evans |
Building Owner & Management
Association Representative
Maple Leaf Property Management |
| Laurel Roblin |
Major Institutional Representative
University of Alberta |
| Greg Edwards |
Developer Representative
Associated Engineering |
| Liliana Malesevic |
City of Edmonton Representative
Drainage Branch |
| Chris O'Brien |
Chair
EPCOR |
| Brian Brownlee |
Condominium Representative |
| Giselle Beaudry |
Environment Representative
Alberta Environment |
| Marnie Main |
Major Commercial Representative
Landscape Alberta & Nursery
Trades Association |
| Alf White |
Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues Representative |
| Mike Stewart |
Industrial Representative
Saputo |
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