Council Highlights – May 27, 2019 Regular Meeting
Town Council held their Regular Meeting on Monday, May 27, 2019. The following resolutions were made regarding the abatement of taxes, a successful bidder for the East Servicing Expansion project, and Recreation and Parks Month.
Council resolved to authorize the abatement of taxes in the amount of $695.82.
Home-based application (HB#19-03) was approved for a Discretionary Use at the residence of 218-4th Avenue East on the condition that all regulations of a home-based business in Kindersley are followed.
DC Trenching Ltd. was rewarded as the successful bidder for the East Crossing Servicing Expanion project.
Documents related to the Motherwell – Slowpitch Irrigation Project were reviewed by Council. Documents will be available on kindersley.ca. A printed copy can be obtained at the Administration Office.
Council reviewed the Highway 7 Kindersley Corridor Study Final Report. The report will be available on kindersley.ca. A printed copy can be obtained at the Administration office.
Council accepted as presented the "Town of Kindersley Drinking Water Quality and Compliance 2018 Notification to Consumers". The document is available on kindersley.ca under our services, water and sewer. A printed copy can be obtained at the Administration Office.
The Construction Final report from the Western Regional Landfill Inc. project was reviewed by Council. The report will be available on kindersley.ca. A printed copy can be obtained at the Administration Office.
The list of accounts as paid by the Town of Kindersley were accepted in the amount of $236,812.88.
Mayor Rod Perkins proclaimed the month of June 2019 to be Recreation and Parks Month in the Town of Kindersley. […]
Council Highlights – May 13, 2019
Town Council held their Regular Meeting on Monday, May 13, 2019. The following resolutions were made regarding the 2019 Capital and Operating Budget, Mill Rates and Minimum Tax, and various Bylaws.
A public hearing was held to discuss Bylaw 06-19 being a Bylaw to amend Bylaw 03-14 known as the Official Community Plan and Bylaw 07-19 being a Bylaw to amend Bylaw 04-14 known as the Zoning Bylaw. Hearing no objections, Council approved the second and third readings of the Bylaws.
The Operating and Capital Budget was adopted for the year of 2019.
The 2019 Mill Rate was adopted by Council.
The abatement of the 2019 municipal taxes (non-profit organizations) was authorized in the amount of $9,299.16.
Council acknowledged that lease holders located at the Kindersley Regional Airport providing aviation-based business operations may include the supply of Aviation or Jet "A" Fuels in those business operations and that any lease holders providing the supply of Aviation or Jet "A" Fuels shall ensure that they are adhering to any and all applicable government regulations and/or standards and/or permissions from approving authorities.
Chief Administrative Officer Audrey Hebert was authorized to prosecute bylaws within the Town of Kindersley, in accordance with Part I, Sub (2) (u) (ii) of The Summary Offenses Procedure Act 1990. The authorization is effective immediately.
A letter will be composed upon the Mayor's letterhead and sent to the Honourable Donna Harpauer, Minister of Finance regarding the Saskatchewan government's commitment to begin work immediately on an agreement which will equally share the cannabis excise tax with Saskatchewan […]
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Meet Our Tourism Advisors
Sage and Madison
My name is Sage and I was born and raised in Kindersley. As I grew up I was very involved in music and dance, both of which are how I continue to enjoy my spare time. I just completed my second year of studies at the University of Saskatchewan, where I am majoring in Anatomy and Cell Biology. I am excited to work in the Kindersley Tourism Centre this summer. I look forward to learning more of the history of Kindersley as well as plan some fun events over the summer!
My name is Madison and I was raised here in Kindersley. I am 19 years old. While I grew up here I was an active member of the Kindersley Figure Skating Club and Student Leadership Council, and played softball and volleyball. I just finished my second year of University at the Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. I am majoring in Finance. In my free time I like to read, go for walks, and hang out with family and friends. I will be working at the Museum as a Tourism Advisor for the summer. I love to visit with people so feel free to approach me with any questions or inquiries!
Council Highlights – April 22, 2019 Regular Meeting
Town Council held their Regular Meeting on Monday, April 22, 2019. The following resolutions were made regarding the Community Grant Program, the demolition of the Kindersley Water Tower, and the Transferring to Reserves for the 2018 fiscal year.
Council resolved to approve funding to successful applicants through the Community Grant Program. All applicants will be notified of the outcome.
The recommendation of selecting Adair's Demolition Ltd. by the Procurement Adjudication Committee was accepted by Council and they are the successful proponent for the Water Tower deconstruction project.
Council resolved to transfer funds from the 2018 fiscal year to the Fire Hall Reserve ($500,000), Pool Reserve ($500,000), and the Unspecified Reserve (155,000).
A resolution was made to authorize the addition of POLICY HRG-34 being the "Scent Sensitivity Policy" to the current Town of Kindersley Human Resources Manual.
The accounts paid by the Town of Kindersley were accepted as submitted in the amount of $388,154.12.
The second and final readings of Bylaw 05-19 Being a Bylaw to Amend Bylaw 10-17, a Bylaw to Regulate the Kindersley Airport, and to Provide for Airport Authority, Rules, Regulations, and Fees was approved.
The first reading of Bylaw 06-19 Being a Bylaw to Amend Bylaw 03-17, Known as the Official Community Plan of the Town of Kindersley was approved. The Bylaw will be brought forward to the May 13th Regular Meeting of Council. Public notice will be provided and a public hearing held.
Council approved the first reading of Bylaw 07-19 being a Bylaw to Amend Bylaw 04-14 Known as the Town of Kindersley […]
Major Projects – Kindersley Lagoon Expansion
You may have noticed the smell of the lagoon in town. This is due to the warming and cooling of the spring temperatures. The upgrades that our funding will include will greatly improve this issue. The new cells will be located East of the current lagoon.
The Lagoon project will include design and construction of the following:
• Construction of two new aerated cells at the front end of the treatment process
• Installation of aeration header/laterals in the two new cells
• Construction of a second blower building for the expanded aeration system
• Replacement of the effluent pumping station
• Upgrades to the existing facultative aerated cells which consist of raising the perimeter berms by 0.9m and desludging the existing lagoon cells
• Replacement of 1800 metres of force main from the existing Rosedale Sewage Pumping Station to the lagoon.
• Replacement of gravity sewer trunk main to lagoon (Railway Avenue to the lagoon).
The funding that has been approved is split the following:
| Sources of Funding | Total |
| Government of Canada – PTIC-NRP | $1,666,667 |
| Province of Saskatchewan | $1,666,667 |
| Town of Kindersley | $2,460,246 |
| TOTALS | $5,793,580 |
Our municipal component is larger due to some costs not being eligible under the funding program. These include costs acquired to have the project “shovel ready” for funding submission (as required), for example engineering costs to date for initial design, effluent sampling and studies, etc. All costs going forward are now eligible for funding.
For more details and updates on the project, head to: https://kindersley.ca/ourcommunity/majorprojects/lagoonexpansion
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