Prince Albert city council has voted to request a report reviewing the bylaw that restricts the use of sea cans as storage containers, following a discussion focused on break ins, fire risks, and how community organizations and businesses store equipment. “And sea cans certainly are more effective way of storing things,” Edwards said. Micheal Nelson, acting director of community development, responded to questions from council by outlining where sea cans are currently permitted and how they are treated under zoning and building regulations. “So sea cans, when they’re used for permanent storage, they’re considered a building,” Nelson said. Administration will return to council with a report outlining the pros and cons of allowing sea cans for storage and the regulatory implications involved.