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Town Council held their Regular Meeting on Tuesday, October 15th. Resolutions regarding a paving change order, the Community Grant Program, and a Heliport Feasibility Study were made.

Council accepted Change Order #1 related to the previously awarded 2019 Road Construction Contract Agreement between the Town of Kindersley and Mobile Paving Ltd. The change order will increase the Colton Drive and Railway

Avenue Road Construction to include 3,300sq.m. of the Ditson Drive paving project.

Successful applicants from the Community Grant Program 2019 Fall Intake include: Prairie West Growing Project, Kindersley and District Chamber of Commerce, Kindersley Library Board, Kindersley Players, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 57, Kindersley Screen Arts, and Kindersley Antique Threshing Club.

Council resolved to distribute funds not to exceed $5,000 plus applicable taxes to complete a Heliport Feasibility Study by AVIOTEC International, and that the funds be considered part of the Community Grant Program, Fall 2019.

The list of accounts as paid by the Town of Kindersley was accepted in the amount of $2,327,996.98.

October 21 to 27, 2019 was proclaimed as Waste Reduction Week in the Town of Kindersley. Council encourages residents to join them in leading our community toward environmental sustainability.

The Consent Agenda was approved including the following: Correspondence for Acceptance and Filing (Stantec – Firehall Progress Report, RCMP Kindersley – August 2019 Statistics, RCMP Kindersley – September 2019 Statistics, SaskWater – September 2019 Monthly Report.

Town Council held their Regular Meeting on Monday, September 23rd. Resolutions Regarding a Discretionary Use Application, a Site Access Agreement, and an EK
Water Board Capital Project.

A delegation was in to share their interest in having a BMX park in Kindersley. A short slide presentation was given.

Tourism statistics were shared from May-August of 2019. The Kindersley Tourist Information Centre had 2119 tourists through during this time. A follow-up report will
be completed for Council.

Throughout the Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Campaign, the Kindersley location sold 4347 cookies! Thanks to our residents for supporting the Kindersley Aquatic Centre! Every full $1 will go to the KAC! Thanks Tim Hortons for choosing us and having us in to decorate cookies!

Council approved the Discretionary Use Application for an Agriculture Sales and Storage Facility located at 700-9th Street West as submitted by Bio Hemp on the condition that all Discretionary Use and Zoning regulations are followed.

A Site Access Agreement was entered with Federated Co-operatives Limited.

Council entered an Agreement with the Town of Eston for an EK Water Board Capital Project.

The accounts as paid by the Town of Kindersley were accepted in the amount of $1,104,864.23

The Mayor and Council proclaimed October 1st-31st as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and October 6th-12th as Fire Prevention Week.