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Town Council held their Regular Meeting on Monday, January 27, 2020. The following resolutions were made regarding a construction tender agreement, acceptance of the accounts and Bylaw 13-19.

Council directed administration to enter into an agreement with Acadia Construction as the successful proponent of the tender process for the “West industrial Drainage and Roadways Improvements – Phase 1 & 2” Project.

The list of accounts as paid by the Town of Kindersley was accepted in the amount of $861,425.94.

The second and third readings of Bylaw 13-19 Being a Bylaw to Amend Bylaw 10-17, Being a Bylaw to Regulate the Kindersley Regional Airport, and to Provide for Airport Authority, Rules, Regulations, and Fees were approved.

Council approved the Consent Agenda including the following items: Correspondence for Acceptance and Filing (Sk Association of Watersheds – Fall 2019 Newsletter, Men’s Mental Wellness – Notice of Meeting 29. Jan. 2020, and Eston Kindersley Water Board – Dec 2019 Pumping Report).

Town Council held their Regular Meeting on Monday, January 13, 2020. The following resolutions were made regarding a discretionary use application, a license agreement, and Bylaw 14-19.

Council approved a Discretionary Use Application for a Massage Therapy business to be located on Overlord Crescent on the condition that it complies with all regulations outlined in the resolution.

A presentation was made regarding the Museum Walk of Lights event during December. In total, the Kindersley Museum hosted just over 1300 visitors and made almost $5400.00 in donations. The Museum Walk of Lights Committee would like to thank all volunteers, donors, and attendees for making the event a success. They look forward to hosting again next year!

A “Wellness Policy” was added to the Town of Kindersley Human Resource Manual.

A License Agreement with the Minister of the Environment was made to install, operate, and maintain an automated weather station at the Kindersley Airport. This station replaces outdated equipment already in place.

The list of accounts paid by the Town of Kindersley was accepted as submitted in the amount of $2,275,119.07.

The third reading of Bylaw 14-19 Being a Bylaw of the Town of Kindersley to Regulate the Maintenance and Management of Water, Sanitary, Storm Water and Plumbing Systems was approved. Copies of Bylaws can be found at www.kindersley.ca.

Council approved the Consent Agenda including the following items: Correspondence for Acceptance and Filing (Kindersley RCMP-Statistics Report November 2019, HBRA-Membership Request, Water Security Agency-Permit for Construction, Con-Tech General Contractors-Status Report Jan 2020, Quorex Construction Services Ltd.-Certificate of Practical Completion)

Town Council held their Regular Meeting on Monday, December 16, 2019. The following resolutions were made regarding the tax exemptions, leasing and operations agreements, and dates of the upcoming meetings of Council in 2020.

Council resolved to direct administration to enter the following agreements:
– Tax Exemption Agreement with Rocky Mountain Equipment Canada Ltd. for a period of five years, ending on December 31, 2024.
– Tax Exemption Agreement was entered with Marathon Equities Corp. for a period of one year, ending on December 31, 2020.
– Cost Sharing Agreement with the Rural Municipality of Kindersley No. 290 was entered for costs associated with the fire suppression and rescue services provided by the Kindersley Fire Brigade.
– Facility Lease and Operations Agreement with the Kindersley Curling Club
– Airport Lease Agreement with Tarrickfic Aerial
– Airport Lease Agreement with Kindersley Airspray Ltd.

Council resolved to transfer $65,000 to the Recreation Reserve for the following list of projects budgeted in 2019 but not completed: O’Connor Park Irrigation Park $25,000, Kinsmen Park Skate Shack $20,000, and WCEC Wall of Champions $20,000.

An “Event Reserve” was created and $5,000 is to be transferred from the profit made during the “Night of Rock” concert event held October 18th, 2019 at the West Central Events Centre.

The non-profit group “West Central Ag Outlook Committee” was approved in advance for funding through the April 2020 intake of the Community Grant Program, in an amount not to exceed $750.

Council meetings will be held every second and fourth Monday of each month, unless otherwise scheduled.

Council accepted as submitted […]