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Builder Technical Committee 

The Builder Technical Committee represents builders in addressing technical matters facing the residential construction industry in the Edmonton Region. Every member of the Builder Technical Committee is a lead on a specific initiative. 

2022 Initiatives include: 

  • Builder Breakfasts
  • Code Changes
  • Deep Services
  • Mature Neighbourhood Redevelopment
  • Community Energy Transition Strategy & Action Plan
  • Permitting and Licensing Process Improvements
  • Health & Safety
  • OSCAM

Are you interested in getting more involved with CHBA-ER? We are looking for volunteers to participate on the following Working Groups:

  • Regional Working Groups – Support CHBA-ER advocacy work within regional municipalities including St. Albert, Stony Plain, Leduc, Fort Saskatchewan, Beaumont, Spruce Grove, and Strathcona County. 

If you would like to participate in any of the above Working Groups, please contact Marcia McDonald.


Read below for more information on current and ongoing initiatives:

September 2022 


City of Edmonton: New Ground Plates Accepted– A.C. Dandy has released new CSA approved ground plates that will be accepted by the City of Edmonton. If you are installing these new ground plates, as per the installation guidelines, then no inspection of the ground plates will be required, except that the approval label on the upper portion of the rod shall be visible at the time of the service inspection. Inspection of other grounding electrodes will still be required. Read more. 


City of Edmonton: Conditional Items for Acceptance & Revision Process – CHBA-ER and the City of Edmonton have worked together to outline items that the City may accept conditionally during various inspection processes which will be rectified by the builder later to avoid delays in the construction process. As a reminder, some minor revisions may be accepted on-site. All revisions must be conducted according to the City of Edmonton’s Part 9 Project Product Exchange and Plan Revision Procedure. Read more.

ATCO Fort Saskatchewan Hydrogen Blending Project - In late 2022, ATCO will be injecting 5% hydrogen into a portion of Fort Saskatchewan's natural gas distribution system. ACTO has created an information sheet for gasfitters, read more. 


If you have questions about any of these initiatives, please contact Laura Bruno.