council - regular public meeting - 28 may 2018

COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF KINDERSLEY

REGULAR MEETING

HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS

MAY 28, 2018

AGENDA

Page

1 REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL CALLED TO ORDER (5:00 PM) 1.1 Call the Meeting to Order

2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA 2.1 Call for Any Member of Council Who Requests the Removal of an Item

from the Consent Agenda to be Added to the Discussion/Decision Items of this Agenda.

2.2 Adopt the Agenda as Presented

3 DECLARATION OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST 3.1 Call for Any Member of the Council of the Town of Kindersley who

Recognizes a Conflict of Interest With any Item on the Approved Agenda

4 CONFIDENTIAL IN CAMERA MEETING OF COUNCIL (AS REQUIRED) 4.1 Move to an In Camera Meeting to Discuss Items of a Confidential

Nature

5 REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL RECONVENES (7:00 PM) 5.1 Conclude the Confidential In Camera Meeting and Resume the Regular

Meeting of Council

6 APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF COUNCIL 4 - 10 6.1 Approve the Minutes of Previous Meetings of Council 7 DISCUSSION/DECISION ITEMS 11 - 14 7.1 Financial Report April 2018

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7.2 Cannabis Legislation

7.3 Kindersley Airspray - Lot 18

7.4 KCIP Allocation

8 ACCEPT AS PRESENTED THE ACCOUNTS OF THE TOWN OF KINDERSLEY

15 - 17 8.1 Accept the Accounts of the Town of Kindersley 9 PROCLAMATIONS/DECLARATIONS 9.1 Certain Proclamations or Declarations of the Town of Kindersley

Brain Injury Awareness Month

WHEREAS the Council of the Town of Kindersley recognizes that acquired brain injury is defined as a non-degenerative and non-congenital insult to the brain that may result in a diminished or altered state of consciousness, and result in impaired physical, cognitive, emotional and/or behavioral functioning. Falls, motor vehicle accidents, sports injuries, cycling accidents, strokes, tumors, aneurysms, and incidents leading to an absence of oxygen are all leading causes of brain injury in Canada; and

WHEREAS in Canada, brain injury is a silent epidemic impacting more than one million Canadians' lives with its effects. Worldwide, brain injury is the number one killer and disabler of youth, and including people under the age of 44. The social, emotional and economic consequences of brain injury are in fact devastating . Currently, there are no drugs or techniques that can cure a brain injury. PREVENTION is the ONLY cure.

THEREFORE I, Mayor Rod Perkins, do hereby proclaim that the Saskatchewan Brain Injury Association and the Brain Injury Association of Canada have designated June as National Brain Injury Awareness Month to increase awareness of the effects and causes of acquired brain injury across Canada; and

THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley encourage all residents to become involved with brain injury associations and to listen to the fascinating true-life stories of courage and determination as survivors and family speak about the support and guidance they have received.

10 ADOPTION OF BYLAWS OF THE TOWN OF KINDERSLEY 18 10.1 Certain Bylaws of the Town of Kindersley

1. Bylaw 06-18, a Bylaw to Establish Mill Rate Factors 19 10.2 DECISION ITEM

2018 Mill Rate and 2018 Mill Rate Factors

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11 CONSENT AGENDA 20 - 53 11.1 Items Not Requiring Further Discussion By Council 12 CONFIDENTIAL IN CAMERA MEETING OF COUNCIL (AS REQUIRED) 12.1 Move to an In Camera Meeting to Discuss Items of a Confidential

Nature

13 REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL RECONVENES 13.1 Conclude the Confidential In Camera Meeting and Resume the Regular

Meeting of Council

14 ANY REMAINING BUSINESS OF COUNCIL 14.1 Call for Any Remaining Business of the Council of the Town of

Kindersley for This Meeting

15 ADJOURNMENT 15.1 Adjourn the Regular Meeting of Council

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COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF KINDERSLEY

REGULAR MEETING

HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS

MAY 14, 2018

MINUTES

COUNCIL

ATTENDANCE

Deputy Mayor Shaun Henry

Councillor Rob Anderson

Councillor Gary Becker

Councillor Randy Ervine

Councillor Dean Galbraith

Councillor Elyse Moss

REGRETS

Mayor Perkins

STAFF

ATTENDANCE

Chief Administrative Officer, Bernie Morton

Director of Corporate Services/Deputy Administrator, Audrey Hebert

Director of Transportation and Environmental Services, Kim Vogel

Manager of Corporate Planning, Theresa Leinenweber

Manager of Communications, Wayne Gibson

Interm Recreation Manager, Kyle Zurevinsky

RECORDING Executive Assistant, Nadine Anderson

Media and visitors in attendance in Council Chambers for those portions of the meeting not conducted In Camera

1 REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL CALLED TO ORDER (5:00 PM) 1.1 Call the Meeting to

Order ANDERSON - MOSS

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THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley, having established quorum, call the May 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council to order at the hour of 5:02 PM.

CARRIED

2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA

2.1 Call for Any Member of Council Who Requests the Removal of an Item from the Consent Agenda to be Added to the Discussion/Decision Items of this Agenda.

2.2 Adopt the Agenda as Presented

GALBRAITH - ERVINE

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THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley adopts the Agenda for the May 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council as presented; and

THAT a copy of the Agenda be attached to and form part of the Minutes of this Meeting.

CARRIED

3 DECLARATION OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST

3.1 Call for Any Member of the Council of the Town of Kindersley who Recognizes a Conflict of Interest With any Item on the Approved Agenda

4 CONFIDENTIAL IN CAMERA MEETING OF COUNCIL (AS REQUIRED) 4.1 Move to an In

Camera Meeting to Discuss Items of a Confidential Nature

MOSS - GALBRAITH

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THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley resolves that whereas the time being 5:05 PM, that the Regular Meeting of Council be adjourned to a confidential In Camera Meeting to review the following:

Advice from Officials - 9

Third Party Information - 3

CARRIED

5 REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL RECONVENES (7:00 PM) 5.1 Conclude the

Confidential In Camera Meeting and Resume the Regular Meeting of Council

MOSS - GALBRAITH

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THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley resolves that whereas the time being 7:01 PM, that the Confidential In Camera meeting is concluded and the Regular Meeting of Council is resumed.

CARRIED

6 APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF COUNCIL 6.1 Approve the

Minutes of Previous Meetings of Council

ERVINE - BECKER

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THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley approve as presented the Minutes from the April 23, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council; and

THAT these Minutes be attached to and form part of the Minutes of this Meeting.

CARRIED 6.1 Approve the

Minutes of Previous Meetings of Council

ANDERSON - BECKER

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THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley approve as presented the Minutes from the May 7, 2018 Special Meeting of Council; and

THAT these Minutes be attached to and form part of the Minutes of this Meeting.

CARRIED

7 DELEGATIONS/PETITIONS

7.1 Council Receives a Delegation or Petition Regarding the Following Item:

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1. 7: 05 Service Awards - Fire Department Presentation to Ron Hope, Dave Burke and Rod Stevens

2. 7:20 Rahim Mohamed, Director of Soccer, Saskatchewan Soccer Association

8 DISCUSSION/DECISION ITEMS 8.1 Regional Park

Authority Request for Raw Water Connection

ANDERSON - BECKER

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THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley accepts the consent letter from the Regional Park for approval to tie-into the raw water line for irrigation for the Slo-Pitch association and the Regional Park ball diamonds.

CARRIED 8.2 T0138-18S Sub

Division MOSS - GALBRAITH

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THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley, upon review of file #T0138-18S sub-division application, do not have any comments or concerns regarding municipal zoning bylaws or facilities affected by the proposed development of NW ¼ 3-29-23-W3M; Parcel C, Plan 63S10974; Plan L2993 Ext. 64.

CARRIED 8.3 R0304-18S Sub

Division GALBRAITH - MOSS

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THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley, upon review of file #R0304-18S sub-division application, regarding municipal zoning bylaws or facilities affected by the proposed development of NE ¼ 22-29-23-W3M, Proposed Parcel A; has no concerns except to note that any future request to connect to the municipal water supply provided by the Town of Kindersley may be denied

CARRIED 8.4 WCEC Concession

Agreement ERVINE - BECKER

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THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley directs the Mayor and

Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) to enter into a Concession Lease

Agreement with 101262721 SASKATCHEWAN LTD.

CARRIED 8.5 Waste Disposal

Agreement MOSS - BECKER

180-18

That the Council of the Town of Kindersley directs the Mayor and Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) to execute a Waste Disposal and Recycling Collection agreement with Loraas for regular curbside waste and recycling pick up for the Town.

8.6 Lot 19 Commercial Airport Lease

GALBRAITH - BECKER

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THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley direct the Mayor and Chief Administrative Officer to enter into a lease agreement

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with Tarrickfic Aerial Ltd. for Lot 19 at the Kindersley Regional Airport..

CARRIED 8.7 Aquatic Centre -

Request for Extension

ERVINE - MOSS

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THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley accept the request by Pro-Bilt Structures Ltd., the Design-Builder of the new Kindersley Aquatic Facility, for a 30-day extension to the Contract Time for the completion of the new aquatic facility, and that this request is made pursuant to Section 6.5.3.3, DELAYS, abnormally adverse weather conditions, of the CCDC-14 Design-Build Stipulated Contract, Kindersley Aquatic Centre dated June 26, 2017 between the Town of Kindersley and Pro0Bilt Structures Ltd,and that the amended Contract Time in Section 1.3 be October 31, 2018.

CARRIED 8.8 Kindersley Fire Hall BECKER - MOSS

183-18

THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley direct Administration to publish the tender for the construction of a firehall at 111 Railway Avenue West.

CARRIED 8.9 Kindersley &

District Plains Museum

GALBRAITH - ANDERSON

184-18

THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley direct the Mayor and Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) to enter into an agreement with Kindersley and District Plains Museum (2010) Inc. for the operation of the Kindersley Tourist Booth.

CARRIED 8.10 Procurement and

Purchasing Policy ANDERSON - BECKER

185-18

THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley adopt Town of Kindersley PROCUREMENT AND PURCHASING POLICY, GA-004, Revision Date - May 10, 2018, thereby replacing all previous versions thereof; and

THAT this Policy shall come into force and be in effect on the final acceptance thereof; and

THAT a copy of this Policy be attached to form part of these Minutes.

CARRIED 8.11 Wall of Champions 8.12 Kindersley Klippers

9 ACCEPT AS PRESENTED THE ACCOUNTS OF THE TOWN OF KINDERSLEY 9.1 Accept the

Accounts of the Town of Kindersley

GALBRAITH - BECKER

186-18

THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley accepts as submitted the list of accounts as paid by the Town of Kindersley in the amount of $ 1,371,674.08; and THAT a copy of said

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accounts be attached to and form a part of the Minutes of this Meeting

CARRIED

10 PROCLAMATIONS/DECLARATIONS 10.1 Certain

Proclamations or Declarations of the Town of Kindersley

June is Recreation & Parks Month

BECKER - MOSS

187-18

WHEREAS, in Saskatchewan, we are fortunate to have a variety of recreation and parks systems providing countless recreational opportunities for residents and visitors from around the world; and

WHEREAS, recreation enhances quality of life, active living and lifelong learning, helps people live happier and longer, develops skills and positive self-image in children and youth, develops creativity and builds healthy bodies and positive lifestyles; and

WHEREAS, recreation participation builds family unity and social capital, strengthens volunteer and community development, enhances social interaction, creates community pride and vitality and promotes sensitivity and understanding to cultural diversity; and

WHEREAS, recreation, therapeutic recreation and leisure education are essential to enhancing the quality of life of individuals who experience living with a disability, or have become ill, or are disadvantaged; and

WHEREAS, the benefits provided by recreation and parks programs and services reduce healthcare and social service costs, serve to boost the economy, economic renewal and sustainability, enhance property values, attract new business, and increase tourism; and

WHEREAS, our parks, open space and trails ensure ecological sustainability, provide space to enjoy nature, help maintain clean air and water and preserve plant and animal wildlife; and

WHEREAS, all levels of government, the non-profit and voluntary sectors, and private enterprise throughout the Province participate in the planning, development and operation of recreation and parks programs, services and facilities.

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association (SPRA) does hereby proclaim that June, which witnesses the greening of Saskatchewan and serves as a significant gateway to family activities, has been designated as June is Recreation & Parks Month, which will annually recognize and celebrate the benefits derived year round from quality public and private recreation and parks resources at the local, regional and provincial levels.

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THEREFORE, the Town of Kindersley, in recognition of the benefits and values that recreation, parks and leisure services provide, does hereby designate the month of June as June is Recreation & Parks Month.

Signed this 14th day of May, 2018 by:

______________________________________ (name and title)

______________________________________ (signature)

11 CONSENT AGENDA 11.1 Items Not

Requiring Further Discussion By Council

MOSS - ERVINE

188-18

THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley resolves to approve the Consent Agenda including the following items:

1. Correspondence for Acceptance and Filing 2017 SHC Annual Report Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame Wildlife Motherwell Angling Request CUPE 2740 SEDA Emergency Workshop Powerpoint

2. Minutes from Committees Reporting to the CAO and Council Cemetery Minutes March 16, 2018 Wheatleand Regional Library Annual Spring Meeting WCMGC Minutes April 26, 2018 Airport AGM Aprll 25, 2018 2017 SWRC AGM Minutes SWRC Constitution April 2017 2017 Watershed Advisory Committee AGM

3. Monthly Report of the Water Treatment Plant SaskWater Monthly Report April 2018 EK Waterboard Pumping Report April 2018

CARRIED

12 CONFIDENTIAL IN CAMERA MEETING OF COUNCIL (AS REQUIRED)

12.1 Move to an In Camera Meeting to Discuss Items of a Confidential Nature

No Required

13 REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL RECONVENES

14 ANY REMAINING BUSINESS OF COUNCIL

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14.1 Call for Any Remaining Business of the Council of the Town of Kindersley for This Meeting

15 ADJOURNMENT 15.1 Adjourn the

Regular Meeting of Council

ERVINE - ANDERSON

189-18

THAT the Council of the Town of Kindersley resolves that all business having been concluded, the May 14, 2018 Regular Meeting of Council be adjourned at the hour of 8:18 PM.

CARRIED

CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER MAYOR

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TOWN OF KINDERSLEY ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT

SUBJECT: April 2018 Financial Statement

☒ FOR INFORMATION ONLY ☐ IN CAMERA ITEM

☐ FOR COUNCIL DECISION Choose an Item

DATE OF COUNCIL MEETING: May 28, 2018

DATE REPORT PREPARED: May 17, 2018

PREPARED BY: Audrey Hebert, Director of Corporate Services

DIVISION: Finance

DEPARTMENT: Corporate Services

RELATED COUNCIL POLICIES/ BYLAWS:

Council Governance Policy 2017

PREVIOUS REPORTS/ COUNCIL DECISIONS (IF ANY):

None

ATTACHMENTS (Clearly identify all In Camera items):

1. April 2018 Financial Report

REPORT SUMMARY (Detail Background, Comparable Projects, and Outcomes): The attached report shows Town of Kindersley financials as of April, 2018, reflecting that by the end of March approximately thirty three percent (33%) of the Council approved 2018 Budget should be utilized.

Noted below are explanation of the large differences as referenced in the financial report. These are the same as last month. Most departments are just beginning their busy season.

1. The requisition is at 100% as this is the full amount to be paid for 2018. This requisition is for the Town’s property assessment.

2. The revenue and expenses for the Fire Department are low because the cost of the new fire hall is in the expense budget and the rural municipal grant for the hall is in the revenue.

3. BEO revenue is high due to the water bypass violations.

BENEFITS: None to bring to the attention of Council. DISADVANTAGES: None to bring to the attention of Council. ALTERNATIVES: None to bring to the attention of Council. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS (Projected Revenue/Expenditure) (Source/Account): This report is prepared as part of the ongoing process to ensure that municipal funds are managed with accountability and transparency, and to maintain stable revenue sources.

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PUBLIC NOTICE/COMMUNICATIONS: None required. RECOMMENDATION: None required. CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER’S COMMENTS (IF ANY): APPROVALS:

Audrey Hebert DEPARTMENT HEAD CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DATE SIGNED: May 17, 2018 DATE SIGNED: May 23, 2018

PROPOSED RESOLUTION: None required

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SURPLUS/

DEFICIT

YEAR END

2017

YEAR TO DATE

APR 30, 2018

2018

BUDGET VARIANCE % USED NOTE

YEAR END

2017

YEAR TO DATE

APR 30, 2018

2018

BUDGET VARIANCE % USED NOTE YEAR TO DATE

GOVERNMENT SERVICES

Abatement of Taxes (10,653.73) - (12,000.00) (12,000.00) 0.00 -

Requisitions (54,000.00) (53,983.00) (54,000.00) (17.00) 99.97 1 (53,983.00)

Municipal Tax Levies 6,958,385.32 91,019.31 7,250,500.00 7,159,480.69 1.26 91,019.31

Grant in Lieu of Taxes 114,791.48 - 108,400.00 108,400.00 0.00 -

Operating Grants 1,669,151.43 266,883.87 1,587,700.00 1,320,816.13 16.81 266,883.87

General Services 333,256.57 104,881.91 205,250.00 100,368.09 51.10 1,500,582.87 541,689.42 1,462,800.00 921,110.58 37.03 (436,807.51)

PROTECTIVE SERVICES

Police 326,998.54 - 365,000.00 365,000.00 0.00 -

Fire 208,984.19 9,445.62 1,180,600.00 1,171,154.38 0.80 2 404,062.82 40,182.59 2,392,000.00 2,351,817.41 1.68 2 (30,736.97)

BEO/EMO (1,877.00) 22,065.00 18,200.00 (3,865.00) 121.24 3 86,472.06 32,123.32 112,700.00 80,576.68 28.50 (10,058.32)

TRANSPORATION SERVICES

Airport 114,909.47 30,120.00 87,000.00 56,880.00 34.62 118,905.19 15,132.10 122,050.00 106,917.90 12.40 14,987.90

Engineering 183,579.29 62,536.93 227,570.00 165,033.07 27.48 (62,536.93)

Public Works 6,044.55 - 12,400.00 12,400.00 0.00 3,724,735.53 240,836.32 3,225,990.00 2,985,153.68 7.47 (240,836.32)

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

Waste Management 497,223.04 145,603.27 346,000.00 200,396.73 42.08 820,537.61 219,492.01 629,850.00 410,357.99 34.85 (73,888.74)

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES

Cemetery 41,243.50 7,720.00 25,300.00 17,580.00 30.51 38,069.36 4,899.24 42,250.00 37,350.76 11.60 2,820.76

OH&S 1,396.93 - 2,300.00 2,300.00 0.00 -

TOWN OF KINDERSLEY

REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE BY DEPARTMENT

AS OF APRIL 30, 2018

REVENUE EXPENDITURE

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ENVIRO. DEVELOP. SERVICES

Planning & Zoning 192,024.10 26,225.22 118,100.00 91,874.78 22.21 114,942.34 29,822.80 67,350.00 37,527.20 44.28 (3,597.58)

Community Planning 43,766.56 40,694.00 44,500.00 3,806.00 91.45 891,289.37 66,746.06 1,144,160.00 1,077,413.94 5.83 (26,052.06)

Tourist Booth 29,248.66 286.40 28,950.00 28,663.60 0.99 (286.40)

LEISURE SERVICES

Administration 1,219,182.00 505,160.71 1,580,000.00 1,074,839.29 31.97 594,420.06 152,101.47 488,220.00 336,118.53 31.15 353,059.24

WCEC 507,988.18 172,134.07 452,100.00 279,965.93 38.07 1,561,102.51 357,303.48 1,654,200.00 1,296,896.52 21.60 (185,169.41)

Pool - - 94,850.00 94,850.00 0.00 1,752,176.94 1,157,801.28 5,847,650.00 4,689,848.72 19.80 (1,157,801.28)

Parks 11,599.85 - 23,400.00 23,400.00 0.00 363,866.15 42,960.63 550,100.00 507,139.37 7.81 (42,960.63)

Sportgrounds 227.00 5,000.00 6,500.00 1,500.00 76.92 201,381.27 32,826.55 205,850.00 173,023.45 15.95 (27,826.55)

Playgrounds - - - - 0.00 25,464.08 7,179.53 139,000.00 131,820.47 5.17 (7,179.53)

Outdoor Arena 10,000.00 - - 0.00 25,238.45 6,759.28 25,000.00 18,240.72 27.04 (6,759.28)

NRCC 34,683.30 - 12,900.00 12,900.00 0.00 211,916.18 6,519.35 55,550.00 49,030.65 11.74 (6,519.35)

Elks Hall 18,681.50 9,440.88 16,500.00 7,059.12 57.22 75,469.43 9,380.30 86,300.00 76,919.70 10.87 60.58

Library - - - - 5,778.97 31.46 4,100.00 4,068.54 0.77 (31.46)

WATER & SEWER

Utility Services 4,304,167.30 1,034,112.26 3,955,400.00 2,921,287.74 26.14 2,597,465.08 536,838.62 4,214,800.00 3,677,961.38 12.74 497,273.64

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TRANSFER TO/FR RESERVES 1,842,037.21 - 3,042,565.00 - 2,915,142.62 - 723,300.00 -

TRANSFER TO ALLOWANCES - - - - 5,000.00 - 5,000.00 5,000.00 -

TRANSFER TO/FR CTF 41,500.00 - - - 384,440.00 322,840.00 - -

TOTALS 18,103,315.82 2,416,523.12 20,102,165.00 18,959,682.31 3,563,449.14 24,144,880.00 (1,146,926.02)

3,500,000.00

-

1,864,500.00

1,002,848.00

318,937.00 BUDGETED SURPLUS/DEFICIT

Plus: Long Term Debt Proceeds

Short Term Debt Proceeds

Add Back: 2018 Amortization (non-cash)

Less: 2018 Long Term Debt Repayments

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Council Board Report ?.Supplier: 10103 to ZIN26003 5 Date Range: 10-May-2018 TO 23-05-2018Fund: 1 GENERAL OPERATING €%'?”'Pé0urEncrEY Sequence by: Cheque No-

Supplier Namecheque

Cheque Date Purpose AmountNumber

ACKLANDS GRAINGER 12751 24-May-2018 FIRE - HOSE 140.24

MILLERTHOMSON LLP 12752 24-May-2018 ADMIN- LEGAL FEES 2174.04

BERROTSKY,OLGA 12753 24-May-2018 FIRE - MAT/SUPPLIES 54.56

BOUNDARY EQUIPMENT CO. LTD. 12754 24-May-2018 PW - SWEEPER MTCE 3297.00

BRETFYOUNG 12755 24-May-2018 PARKS - MAT/SUPP 3355.26

BUMPER TO BUMPER 12758 24-May-2018 ADMIN - OFFICE SUPPLIES 137.11

CHEM-AQUA 12757 24-May-2018 WCEC - ARTIFICIAL ICE MTCE 1214.34

CHESTER,RICHARD JAMES 12758 24-May-2018 CEMETERY - CONTRACTED SERVICES 880.00

CIMCO REFRIGERATION 12759 24-May-2018 WCEC - ARTIFICIAL ICE PLANT MTCE 1917.53

LBC CAPITAL 12760 24-May-2018 F&LS ADMIN - PHOTOCOPIER LEASE 590.99

CLOSE'S FAMILY FOODS 12761 24-May-2018 WMF - SUPPLIES 24.86

CONSOLIDATED TURF EQUIPMENT LTD. 12762 24-May-2018 PARKS - MAT/SUPP 259.15

CPHR SASKATCHEWAN 12763 24-May-2018 ADMIN - HUMAN RESOURCES CONF (THEF 761.25

DEIANA,JODY 12764 24-May-2018 ADMIN- COUNCIL MEETING 25875

DESJARDINS CARD SERVICES 12765 24-May-2018 PARKS/ADMIN/PW/WCEC - MAT/SUPP 1938.70

EECOL ELECTRIC (SASK) INC. 12766 24-May-2018 FIRE - ELECTRICAL WORK 361.30

EMCO CORPORATION 12767 24-May-2018 PW - ASPHALT 1833.72

FAUBERT CONTRACTING LTD. 12768 24-May-2018 PARKS - HYDROVAC SERVICE 3865.01

FER-MARC EQUIPMENT LTD 12769 24-May-2018 WCEC - ICE RESURFACE MTCE 179.37

FNA ELECTRICLTD 12770 24-May-2018 PARKS - ELECTRICAL SERVICE 1567.52

KCS SLC 12771 24-May-2018 PARKS - CONTRACTED SERV 1500.00

GroupHEALTH Global - TRUST 12772 24-May-2018 GROUP INSURANCE 16977.81

GVN STRUCTURES INC. 12773 24-May-2018 FIRE - FIRE HALLDESIGN FEES 60900.00

HILLACME MACHINE LTD. 12774 24-May-2018 PARKS - MAT/SUPP 597.96

INTEGRA TIRE 12775 24-May-2018 PW - TIRE REPAIR 1058.42

JAMAC PUBLISHING LTD. 12776 24-May-2018 ADMIN- ADVERTISING 201.99

J 8. J AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIDGERATION 12777 24-May-2018 WCEC - GEA COMPRESSOR 33827.25

JAY'S TRANSPORTATION GROUP LTD 12778 24-May-2018 PW - SHIPPING FEES 125.20

KINDERSLEY & DISTRICT HEALTH & WELLNESS F( 12779 24-May-2018 CP — KDLYINTEGRATED HEALTH GRANT 2: 25000.00

KINDERSLEY & DISTRICT PLAINS MUSEUM (2010) I 12780 24-May-2018 CP - 2018 MUSEUM GRANT 10000.00

KEE SHEET METAL (2016) LTD. 12781 24-May-2018 PARKS - MAT/SUPP 173.88

KINDERSLEY TRANSPORT LTD 12782 24-May-2018 PW — SHIPPING FEES 385.47

KONCRETE CONSTRUCTION GROUP 12783 24-May-2018 PW - GRAVEL 2279.67

MARSOLLIER PETROLEUM LTD. 12784 24-May-2018 PW - STREET MARKING MAT 1706.63

MERRINGTON WELDING LTD. 12785 24-May-2018 BEO - 2 DOG KENNELS 5394.60

MORNING STAR ORGANICS 12786 24-May-2018 ZEST OF WEST (%TAB PROCEEDS) 100.00

THE MUNICIPAL INFORMATION NETWORK 12787 24-May-2018 ADMIN— ANNUAL MEMBSHP 2018 525.00

MURLINELECTRONICS LTD. 12788 24-May-2018 FIRE - MAT/SUPP 166.46

NAPA AUTO PARTS 12789 24-May-2018 PARKS - OH&S SUPP 54.71

NORTH CORNER DEVELOPMENTS LTD. 12790 24-May-2018 AIRPORT - INSURANCE 2018 2226.00

NRC COMMUNITYMANAGEMENT INC. 12791 24-May-2018 NRCC - 2018 ANNUALPAY 15000.00

PETTVCASH 12792 24-May-2018 ADMIN/PARKS - SUPP/POSTAGE/MAT 184.25

PINNACLE DISTRIBUTION INC. 12793 24-May-2018 WCEC - MAT/SUPP 985.93

PITNEYWORKS 12794 24-May-2018 UTILIITES - POSTAGE 1590.80

PUBLIC SECTOR DIGEST THE 12795 24-May-2018 ADMIN— CITYWIDE SUPP/LIC RENEWAL 20 7831.85

SASKATCHEWANGOVERNMENT INSURANCE 12796 24-May-2018 PW - VEHICLE REG (372 CTS) 869.36

SASKATCHEWAN URBAN MUNICIPALITIES ASSOC 12797 24-May-2018 ADMIN- 2 X MUN WORLD SUB 2018 67.18

PUBLICATIONSSASKATCHEWAN 12798 24-May-2018 ADMIN- NOTICE OF TAX ASSESS 2018 30.00

SHAW DIRECT 12799 24-May-2018 WCEC - CABLE 154.21

SIM-CON OILFIELD EQUIPMENT LTD 12800 24-May-2018 WCEC - MAT/SUPP 83.25

COOKE.BRANDON 12801 24-May-2018 Refund on account 020-00091404-005. 157.39

BENDER,LUCY 12802 24-May-2018 Refund on account 023-00094118-001. 111.27

EXCELSIORQUALITY BUILDERS LTD 12803 24-May-2018 Refund on account 026—044000O6—0O0. 200.00

ANNIS, JANETTE 12804 24-May-2018 Refund on acc0unl005-00001611-001. 52.50 of 53

TOWN OF KINDERSLEY

Council Board ReportSupplier: 10103 to Z|N26003

KINDERSLEY

AP5200 Page: 2

Date Range: 10-May-2018 TO 23-O5-2018Fund: 1 GENERAL OPERATING 5%,,-,,,,,0,‘,E..erI;YSequence by: Cheque No.

Supplier Namecheque

Cheque Date Purpose AmountNumber

TATE,CONNOR 12805 24-May-2018 PARKS — BOOT ALLOW (CONNOR TATE) 50.00

TD CANADA TRUST 12806 24-May-2018 ALLDEPTS - MATISUPP/TRAIN 4592.32

THOMPSON BEARING AND FARM PARTS INC. 12807 24-May-2018 PARKS - EQUIP REPAIR/MTCE 322.32

THOMSON REUTERS CANADA 12808 24-May-2018 ADMIN — CANADIAN HR REPORTER SUB 20 183.75

TIM HORTONS 12809 24-May-2018 ADMIN— COUNCIL MEETING 12.98

TOSHIBA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS 12810 24-May-2018 ADMIN - PHOTO COPIES 836.04

UNIFIRST CANADA LTD. 12811 24-May-2018 ADMIN - MAT/SUPP 73.77

VIPOND FIRE PROTECTION 12812 24-May-2018 WCEC - SMOKE DET REPLACE 722.34

VISTACLEAR SERVICES 12813 24-May-2018 FIRE/ADMIN - MONTH JANITORIAL SERV 1054.50

KINDERSLEY WATER PURE BOTTLING CO.

WATER EXCHANGE LIMITEDPARTNERSHIP12814 24-May-201812815 24-May-2018

Total:

PARKS - SHOP SUPP 78.00

WATER-WATER VENDING MACH MTCE 131.10

$223,386.86

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TOWN OF KINDERSLEY

COUNCIL BOARD REPORT

VISA PAYMENT BREAKDOWN

Supplier Name §3:1qbl:_Cheque Date Purpose Amount

TD CANADA TRUST 12806 24-May-18 Commissioner of Oaths Regina - Bernie Notory Public $200.00

Lyndacom Inc. (Marketing/Communication) $32.84Days Inn - Planning Wkshop ( Vogel & Jeffries) $239.66

Civic Info BC — CAGFO Winnipeg ( Hebert & Lavoie) $2,016.00AirCanada — CAMA& FCC ( Morton) $1 ,080.90Ramada Hotel Regina — Waste Water (Vogel) $498.75Sask Polytech Saskatoon - Pestiside Course ( Morose) $140.00

Mariott Courtyard Saskatoon - SEDA Conference (Morton) $300.98Interest $83.19VISA PAYMENT TOTAL $4,592.32

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Mill Rate Factors

TOWN OF KINDERSLEY

BYLAW NO 06-18

A BYLAW TO ESTABLISH MILL RATE FACTORS

The Council ofthe Town ofKindersley in the Province of Saskatchewan enacts asfollows:

1. This bylaw shall be known as the “Mill Rate Factor Bylaw”.

2. The following mill rate factor(s) shall be applied to the uniform mill rate leviedagainst taxable [land / improvements / land and improvements / property] formunicipal purposes:

Classi?cation Factor

21) Agricultural 1.0742

b) Residential, Multi—Unit 0.7935Residential, Condominium

c) Commercial & Industrial, 1.3198Elevators, Railway Rights ofWay, and Pipeline

3. Bylaw # 07-17 is hereby repealed.

4. This bylaw shall come into effect on January 1, 2018.

Given lst reading the 28th day of May, 2018.Given 2““reading the 28th day of May. 2018.Given 3'“ reading and adopted the 28th day of May, 2018.

Mayor(SEAL)

Chief Administrative Officer

Subsection 285 The .\/lII1lClpt1/lIl€’.\'xlcl

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2018 MILLRATES AND MINIMUM TAX SCHEDULE "A"

2018 MUNICIPALUNIFORM MILL RATE 9.7000

2018 MUNICIPALMILL RATE FACTORS

Agricultural 1.0742Commercial 1.3198Elevators 1.3198Multi-Unit Residential 0.7935Condominiums 0.7935Railways 1.3198Residential 0.7935

PROPERTY CLASSMILLRATES WITH MRF 20,1? 2018 201_8Municipal School Combined

Agricultural 10.4197 1.4300 11.8497Commercial 12.8021 6.2700 19.0721Elevators 12.8021 6.2700 19.0721Multi—UnitResidential 7.6970 4.1200 11.8170Condominiums 7.6970 4.1200 11.8170Railways 12.8021 6.2700 19.0721Residential 7.6970 4.1200 11.8170

Land & lmprov/MINIMUM TAX RATES( MUNICIPAL ONLY) Land Improvements

Property

Residential,Multi-UnitResidential$ 1,240.00 $ > S 1,240.00

& Condominium

Commercial,Elevators, Railways & s 2,140.00 $ _ 5 ZIMOIOOPipeline

ESTIMATED 2018 LEVIESBASED ON PROPOSED RATES

Municipal School Total Levy

Agricultural S 9,449.61 S 1,296.86 S 10,746.47Commercial S 3,121,138.35 S 1,431,663.66 S 4,552,802.01Elevators S 269,199.18 S 131,403.53 S 400,602.71Multi—UnltResidential S 106,936.55 S 53,226.14 S 160,162.69Condominiums S 430,457.26 S 162,349.52 S 592,806.78Railways S 2,440.00 S 1,037.06 S 3,477.06Residential S 3,231,257.54 S 1,408,298.92 S 4,639,556.46TOTAL 2016 PROPERTYTAX LEVY S 7,170,878.49 S 3,189,275.69 S10,360,1S4.18

2018 MINIMUM TAX AND 2018 BASETAX LEVIEDIN MUNICIPAL TAX ABOVE

Minimum Tax Base Tax

Levied LeviedAgricultural S — S —

Commercial S 211,860.00 S 98,700.00Elevators S — S 900.00Mu|ti—Unit Residential S - S 7,500.00Condominiums S 117,800.00 S 72,300.00Railways S 2,140.00 S 300.00Residential S 465,000.00 S 447,900.00TOTALS 5 796,800.00 S 627,600.00 of 53

CN Corporate Services

Sean FinnExecutive Vice»President

Corporate Services

Services corporatifs

Viceeprésident exécutifServices corporatifs et chef de la

www.cn.ca and Chief Legal Officer direction des Affaires juridiques

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May 7, 2018

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_cm:2m4cZf£Mr. Bernie MortonAdministratorTown of Kindersley106 5th Avenue EastPO. Box. 1269Kindersley SK SOL1S0

on:At CN, we are committed to maintaining a strong connection with all of thecommunities across our network, spanning from coast to coast through eightprovinces in Canada and stretching across sixteen states down to the Gulf of Mexico.As a backbone of the North American economy, we pride ourselves on moving goodssafely, creating and supporting qualityjobs, and investing in the many communitieswe serve.

We also have our sights set on becoming the safest railway in North America. Inaddition to reinforcing safety as a core value amongst our 25,000 employees, wecollaborate with communities and local authorities to help prevent accidents andensure everyone's safety.

As such, we are pleased to share our 2018 edition of our CN in your Communitypublication. In reading this report, you will find information about our differentinitiatives in your region, including our positive economic impact, our capitalinvestments as well as our community partnerships.

This year will see record spending in capital investments, with a planned $3.4 billionto ensure we are serving customers and communities safely and efficiently. As partof our largest-ever infrastructure program, we will invest in new track and increasedyard capacity, which will benefit grain, forest products, intermodal, coal and potashbusiness.

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Finally, as part of our commitment to making communities better places to live andwork, we look forward to building impactful partnerships with organizations acrossour network through the CN Stronger Communities Fund, and to supportingemployees, retirees and their families who volunteer for worthy causes through ourRailroaders in the Community program.

Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact RobinSpeer at (306) 514 2664 or [email protected]. We look forward to collaboratingwith you in 2018 towards a brighter future.

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KINDERSLEYREGIONALPARKAUTHORITYP.O. Box 250

Kindersley, Saskatchewan SOL150

May 18, 2018Town of KindersleyBox 1269Kindersley, SaskatchewanSOL1S0

Dear Sirs: Re: Town of Kindersley appointment to KRPAboard of directors

The Kindersley Regional Park Authority has been approached by BillO’Sullivanabout filling thevacant Town of Kindersley appointment to the KRPAboard.

The KRPA requests that the Town of Kindersley consider appointing Bill O’Sul1ivanas one of theTown’s representatives to the KRPA boardat their next Council Meeting.

Please do not hesitate to contact the writer if you have any questions about the above.

Yours sincerely,

Kindersl Re ional Par uthorityPer: ,

Mark L. illarChairman

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KINDERSLEYREGIONAL PARKAUTHORITV

PO. Box 250

Kindersley, Saskatchewan SOL130

May 14,2018

Ministry of Parks,Culture and Sport15‘Floor3211 Albert Street

Regina, Sask.

S45 SW6

Dear Sir or Madam: re: Transfer of Kindersley Regional Parkjurisdiction land to

the Town of Kindersley

When the Kindersley Regional Park Authority (KRPA) was established in 1968 by Order in Council(O.C. 1984/68), the Town of Kinders|ey's hockey rink, pool and municipal ball diamonds (theRecreation facilities) were included within the Park's boundaries and jurisdiction. It wasiustiiiedat

that time so that the Town's recreation facilities could access provincial grants and funding thatwere then available to Regional Parks.

Since that time, the Town of Kindersley has undertaken major development ofthe Town'srecreation facilities including rebuilding the West Central Event Centre, with 2 ice surfaces, a newaquatic facility, currently under construction, and 4 lighted ball diamonds. Despite theses facilitiesbeing within the boundary ofthe KRPA,the Authority has never contributed to the construction or

up keep of these facilities and the KRPAhas no use for these facilities within its mandate.

Discussions have been held between the Town of Kindersley and the KRPAto have a boundaryalteration undertaken so that the land upon which these facilities are located can be removed fromKRPAjurisdiction. it has been agreed between the Town and KRPAto seek the Minister's approvalunder 511 of The Regional Parks Act 2013 to have this completed. The title to the land has alwaysremained in The Town of Kindersley.

Enclosed please find a copy of a coloured map provided by the Ministry to the Town of Kindersley in2015. The land that the KRPAwant removed is that circled by the Green hi»lite and is more

particularly described as follows:

Those portions of Section 10, in Township 29, in Range 23, West of the Third Meridian,described as: Municipal reserve parcels, Parcels "MR15”,"Ml-117”and "MR 18" all asshown on Plan No. 84310204, Parcel "W” as shown on Plan No. 84510204, andmunicipal reserve parcels "MR13” as shown on Plan No 84512623 excepting that portion

described as commencing at a point 187.1 meters south of the most northerly corner of"MR13” on the east limit of ”MR13”; Thence northerly to the most northerly corner ofsaid "MR13”; Thence 355.5 meters south westerly along the northwesterly limit of said"MR13”;Thence easterly to the point of commencement. — Minerals in the Crown.

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The RM of Kindersley No. 290, RM of Newcombe No. 260 and the Town of Kindersley, partners in

the KRPAhave all indicated their agreement to have the above listed land transferred out of the

jurisdiction of the KRPA.

On behalf of the KRPAwe wish to formerly apply to the Minister to have the above listed land

removed from thejurisdiction of the KRPA.

Please do not hesitate to Contact the writer (306) 463-4647 if you have any questions or concerns.

Yours sincerely,

Kinderslevegional Park ority

Per: M (

Mark L. IllarChairma

cc. Town of Kindersley

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Govern me nt Ministry of Government Relations

of Community Planning

Saskatchewan Rm 978, 1228"‘Avenue NorthSaskatoon, Canada S7K 2H6Phone: (306)933-5729Fax: (306)933-7720

Notice of Decision

CERTIFICATEOF APPROVALUnder The Planning and Development Act, 2007

Our File: R0525—17SYour File:K17222

May 15, 2018

Mr. Stephen Conway, SLS

Meridian Surveys Ltd.Box 2697KINDERSLEYSK SOL1S0

Dear Mr. Conway:

RE: RM of Kindersley No. 290SE ‘A21-29-23-W3MProposed Parcel A; Road Widening — Residential

Under subsection 128(4) and section 129 of The Planning and Development Act, 2007(PDA), the proposed subdivision described on the attached plan is hereby APPROVED.

Development Considerations

The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure (HI) has reviewed the proposed subdivisionand notes the following requirements:

1) Any permanent development within 90 metres of the highway right-of—wayrequires a permit from HI. Minimum setback from the existing roadwaycentreline is 60 metres for homes, 55 metres for commercial development,and 38 metres for trees, shrubs, granaries, etc.; and

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Mr. Stephen Conway, SLSCertificate of Approval No. R0525-17SPage 2May 15, 2018

2) Any new access to Highway 21 will require a permit from HI. The existingaccess to Highway 21 may be removed when improvements are made to thehighway, at that time access shall be provided.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority advises the existing sewage disposal system on theproposed Parcel A does not meet current standards; but may remain in use provided itdoes not fail or cause a health hazard. If the system causes a nuisance, fails or causes ahealth hazard, it must be changed to comply with health regulations. Any prospectivepurchaser of the lands must be made aware of the non-conforming system. For details,contact the office of the Saskatchewan Health Authority listed below.

SaskEnergy advises it maintains facilities for which the right-of-way has been granted. Ifthe gas line has to be relocated, SaskEnergy will relocate the pipeline at the developer'scost. Please contact SaskEnergy at 1-866-828-4888 for line locations.

The Water Security Agency (WSA)has reviewed the proposed subdivision application andnotes that the proposal involves the creation of Parcel A containing an existing yard sitefor residential development. The surrounding agricultural lands are to remain the same.New development should be placed on topographic highs.

The proponent is reminded that they are not to block, divert or otherwise alter naturaldrainage patterns without prior consent from WSA. Any access roads or drivewaysshould be constructed with adequate structures to ensure the roads do not act like dams.

It is noted that the proposed parcel is currently served by the Wilson-Gassner waterutility. WSA has advised that the utility requires a permit to operate, and until such timethat a permit is obtained, it is not an appropriate water source. The applicant has advisedthat they intend on connecting to the Kindersley RuralWater Utility, and the RM hasindicated that it willgrant the service connection; the approval is issued on thisunderstanding.

Municipal Reserve

Under clause 183(3) of the PDA,this proposal is exempt from providing municipal reserveland since it is the first parcel subdivided from the quarter section.

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Mr. Stephen Conway, SLSCertificate of Approval No. R0525-17$

Page 3May 15, 2018

Legal

To complete the registration of the proposed subdivision and obtain a new title(s), youmust submit this Certificate of Approval along with the documents required forregistration to the Information Services Corporation. You can obtain further informationabout plan registration and title issuance at www.isc.ca.

This Certificate of Approval is subject to the following legal limitations and qualifications:

1. It does not establish the method of registration prescribed under The Land TitlesAct, 2000.

2. It is valid for 24 months from the date of issue. Ifrequested before the expirydate, it may be reissued for a fee of $100.00. if requested after the expiry date,such a request must be considered as a new application subject to the fullexamination fees in force.

3. It does not eliminate the need to comply with the requirements of any othergovernment department or authority, or with the municipality's building, zoningor other bylaws.

General Comments

If any digging or excavating is to be done SaskTel, SaskPower, and SaskEnergy must becontacted for a free cable, power, and pipeline location service. Please contact SASK1“CALLat 1-866-828-4888 for line locates. Ifany construction plans conflict with thesefacilities, the owner will be required to contact the corporation to discuss detailsregarding the possibility of moving the facilities and related costs.

Fees

Thank you for payment covering our examination and approval fees.

nther, MCIP, RPP, PhDDirector of Community Planning

Attachment

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Mr. Stephen Conway, SLSCertificate of Approval No. R0525-17$

Page 4May 15, 2018

cc: RM of Kindersley No. 290 (G. Giles,Administrator)Kindersley District Planning Commission (G. Giles — rm290@saskte|.net)Town of Kindersley (B. Morton, CAO)SaskPower (Land Department) 14336963SaskEnergy (Land Department) 17-24626SaskTe| (Land Department) .277 KNDRMinistry of Highways and Infrastructure (roadside.centra|@gov.sk.ca) CS 21-10-SubHeartland Health Region (public.hea|[email protected])Water Security Agency, Drinking Water and Wastewater Division (K.Neuert)Water Security Agency, Swift Current (D. Spenst) F8-2-3 RM290Ministry of Economy (M. Petersen)Gordon Wilson, Anne HildaHeise, Maureen Lea Wilson, Box 609,

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Govern ment Ministry of Government Relations

of Community Planning

Saskatchewan Rm 978, 122-3”‘Avenue NorthSaskatoon, Canada S7K 2H6Phone: (306)933-5729Fax: (306)933-7720

Notice of Decision

CERTIFICATEOF APPROVALUnder The Planning and Deve/opmentAct, 2007

Our File: R0974-17$

Your File:E603May 15, 2018

Mr. Robert Ard, Q.C.Ard Law Office Professional Corporation

116 Main StreetBox 1898KINDERSLEYSK SOL150

Dear Mr. Ard:

RE: RM of Kindersley No. 290

NW % 12-29-23-W3MProposed Subdivision by Tie Code Removal — AgriculturalSurface Parcels 119715116 and 119691333

Under subsection 128(4) and section 129 of The Planning and Development Act, 2007

(PDA), the proposed subdivision of NW ‘/412-29-23-W3M Ext. 1, from NW ‘A12-29-23-W3M Ext. 2, is hereby APPROVED.

Development Considerations

The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure (HI)has reviewed the proposed subdivisionand notes the following requirements:

1) Any permanent development within 90 metres of the highway right-of—way

requires a permit from HI. Minimum setback from the existing roadwaycentreline is 60 metres for homes, 55 metres for commercial development,trees, shrubs, granaries, etc.;

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Mr. Robert Ard, Q.C.Page 2File: RO974—17SMay 15, 2018

2) No new access to Highway 7 will be permitted. Access to the proposedsubdivision shall be via the existing municipal road. The existing access toHighway 7 will be removed when improvements are made to the highway, atthat time access shall be provided; and

3) No development is permitted within a triangle formed by measuring thefollowing distances from the intersection of the roadway centrelines andjoining the points so obtained:

a. 20 metres (951 feet) along the highway centreline; andb. 80 metres (263 feet) along the centreline of the intersecting grid

road.

Canadian National Railway has adopted the FCM — RACGuidelinesfornew Developmentin Proximity to Railway Operations. In accordance with the guidelines, the rail operatorrecommends that any dwelling be setback a minimum of 60 metres from the rail line.This document should be reviewed and implemented by the landowner where possible.A copy of the document is available at: www.proximityissues.ca. For more information,contact the rail operator directly.

Municipal Reserve

Under clause 183(a) of the PDA, this proposal is exempt from providing municipal reserveland since it is the first parcel subdivided from the quarter section.

Legal

To complete the registration of the proposed subdivision and obtain a new tit|e(s), youmust submit this Certificate of Approval along with the documents required forregistration to the Information Services Corporation. You can obtain further informationabout plan registration and title issuance at www.isc.ca.

This Certificate of Approval is subject to the following legal limitations and qualifications:

1. It does not establish the method of registration prescribed under The Land TitlesAct, 2000.

2. It is valid for 24 months from the date of issue. if requested before the expirydate, it may be reissued for a fee of $100.00. If requested after the expiry date,such a request must be considered as a new application subject to the fullexamination fees in force.

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Mr. Robert Ard, Q.C.Page 3File: R0974—17S

May 15, 2018

3. It does not eliminate the need to comply with the requirements of any othergovernment department or authority, or with the municipality's building, zoningor other bylaws.

General Comments

If any digging or excavating is to be done SaskTel, SaskPower, and SaskEnergy must becontacted for a free cable, power, and pipeline location service. Please contact SASK1“CALLat 1-866-828-4888 for line locates. Ifany construction plans conflict with thesefacilities, the owner will be required to contact the corporation to discuss detailsregarding the possibility of moving the facilities and related costs.

Fees

Thank you r payment covering our examination and approval fees.

enther,MCIP, RPP, PhD

Dirctor of Community Planning

cc: RM of Kindersley No. 290 (G. Giles,Administrator)Kindersley District Planning Commission (G. Gi|es— [email protected])Town of Kindersley (B. Morton, CAO)

SaskPower (Land Department) 14337807SaskEnergy (Land Department)SaskTel (Land Department) .277 KNDRMinistry of Highways and Infrastructure (roadside.centra|@gov.sk.ca) CS7-06 SubSaskatchewan Health Authority (pub|ic.hea|[email protected])Ministry of Economy (M. Petersen)

CN Rail([email protected])Anne Denise Webster, Box 877, KINDERSLEYSK SOL1S0

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Loraas Organics will be on Site for Curbside Compost Subscription Signups and to answer any questions on recycling curbside collections.

Don’t Miss Your Chance to Grab your Green Bin!

2018 Spring Waste Extravaganza

Saturday, June 9, 2018 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Kindersley Waste & Recycle Centre

A little bit about the day – It’s a one stop drop!

HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE – GFL Environmental (Sponsored by the Town of Kindersley)

Extended Hours & Waste Discounts – CLEAN UP YOUR YARD! Kindersley Waste & Recycle Open 9:00 – 4:00 pm

• No Entry Fee Charged!

• Free Recycling Material Accepted – Cardboard, beverage containers, tin, plastics, paper fibre

• Free Yard Waste Accepted – Grass Clippings, Tree Stumps, Branches, leaves, clean non-contaminated dirt, landscape bark and garden waste

• Free Scrap Metal Accepted

• Free Concrete / Asphalt Material Accepted

• All other allowable waste types accepted at regular tipping rates (minimum fee/entry fee waived)

Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Association Will be on site with mascots, prizes, and info about creative ways to reuse used oil!

Electronic and Paint Drop Off Computers, Printers, fax machines, televisions, audio equipment, video equipment, cameras and telephones

Items to be collected: Adhesives, Aerosols, Used Oil, Filters, Antifreeze, Batteries, Cleaners, Propane, helium, Corrosives, fuels, light bulbs, mercury, oxidizing chemicals, paint, pesticides and fertilizers, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, any type of solvent, asbestos, railways ties, septic tank chemicals etc.

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PLAID FOR DAD POLITICAL AMBASSADOR REQUEST

Dear Bernie Morton, CAO, Mayor Rod Perkins,

I am reaching out to introduce you to an exciting campaign, Plaid for Dad, in support of Prostate Cancer Canada. This is a fun employee engagement program taking place in workplaces across the country the Friday before Father’s Day. I would love to have you join us in making Canada Plaid for Dad on June 15th! Political ambassadors play a key role in spreading the word about Plaid for Dad and challenging communities across Canada to participate and donate to support the 1 in 7 Canadian men who will be diagnosed with prostate cancer. Plaid for Dad launched in 2015 with 200 workplaces raising over $250,000. Over the last three years the hashtag #PlaidForDad has trended on Twitter and in 2017 Plaid for Dad earned over 180,000,000 media impressions. Hundreds of thousands of Canadians participated and Prostate Cancer Canada tripled the size of the program.

We’re asking you to: - Post a picture or video of yourself wearing plaid on social media with one of the following

captions/messages:o 1 in 7 Canadian men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer. Wear #PlaidforDad with me on Friday,

June 15 to raise funds and awareness for dads everywhere. plaidfordad.cao I’m honouring dads across the country. Join me and go plaid Friday, June 15 to end prostate cancer.

Show Canada your photos using #PlaidforDad. plaidfordad.cao My wardrobe is improving lives of dads with prostate cancer. Join me and wear #PlaidforDad Friday,

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About Prostate Cancer Canada

Prostate Cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Canadian men. Approximately 21,300 new cases will be diagnosed in 2018, and over 4,100 men will be lost to the disease each year. Early detection saves lives – the survival rate is close to 100% when detected early.

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KINDERSLEY REGIONAL MEDICAL ARTS AUTHORITY INC.BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING

APR. 18 2018

PRESENT: D.Whit?eld, RM of Oakdale, C. Barr, RM of Antelope Park, K. Johnson, RM ofPrairiedale.REGRETS: T. Geiger, KDHW, G. Harrison,RM of Kindersley, J.Loken, RM of Milton, TJ

McKnight, RM of Newcombe, R. MacDougall, RM of Kindersley, B.Thomson, RM ofChesterfield,.RESOURCE: V.Kalmer

I D. Whit?eld called the meeting to order.

11 K. Johnson-Thatthe minutes of Jan.l7, 2018 be adopted. Canied

III FinancialC.Barr—ThatJan. Feb, Mar. Financial Statements be approved. Carried

IV Correspondence

V Old Business1. There have been discussionsbetweenMinistry of?cials, the Ministers, local MLA andothers regarding the bequest from Donnie Donald. Based on discusssions a letter hasbeen forwarded as a potential framework. Attached is the letter to Jim Reiter, HealthMinister.

2. Jim Reiter, Health Minister had conference calls regarding obstetricalservices inKindersley. It was agreed this service should be implementedas soon as possible.Dr. Sobotie is taking 8 weeks training in Swift Current and Dr. Pandipati will taketraining once Dr. Sobotie has completed the program.

D.Whit?eld will send a thank you to Jim Reiter for getting this program moving forward.

VI New BusinessQuoteswere gotten for LED lights on outside of the clinic

K.Johnson—ThatGoodheart Electric get the contract for rewiring sockets and installationof 7 LED bulbs on outside of clinic. $85.00 ea and $100.00 per hour labor. Carried

VII C. Barr adjourned the meeting.

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Kindwsley & District S0], ISOHealth & Wellness F()un.rlat.i0I2 Inc. P’?!-'30"7j453j39”1

Fax: 30()—-’l().3-637‘

Hon Jim Reiter: Health Minister

Chief of Staff: Christopher Thresher April9, 2018

Hon Greg Ottenbreit: Rural Health Minister

Chief of Staff: Brayden Fox:

MLAKen Francis

Allabove VIAEMAIL:Original by mail to Ministry Office

RE: Donnie Donald Estate

As you know the Executor has been in communication with the Kindersley & District Health 8: WellnessFoundation (KDHWF)and others. The Estate solicitor has provided a letter of request expressing

concerns and desires regarding this bequest, and discussions between Ministry officials, the Ministers,LocalMLA,and others took place March 15'“,2018 in Regina.

With the amalgamation, and other possible complications regarding ”repatriating funds" withoutcreating controversy, potential adverse feelings or publicity, perhaps a mutual and collegialarrangement, ensuring engagement, and accountability would be the preferred model.

Based on discussionsand conversations, the following is put forward as a potential framework;

1) A letter of comfort is drafted and submitted to KDHWF,that the bequest will only be used to fundimprovements at the Kindersley Integrated HealthFacility.(we willshare/provide with/toexecutor)

2) A commitment and promise that the funds are segregated, distinct, set aside, and reserved forpurposes and direction stated in the will(we willshare/provide with/toexecutor).

3) An annual accounting of the segregated fund balance, and expenditures/earnings is provided whichwe can share/provide to the executor. Anagreeable annual date to be determined and agreed to.

4) Proposed improvements will be proposed by SHA, and reviewed/approved by KDHWF(advice ofwhichwill be provided to executor), and once approved, a joint press release of such improvement willbe done. Once the project is complete, a joint press recognizing this work, and funded "by”, would beissued.

5) For publicity purposes it may be desired to say this bequest is beingjointly "managed" by SHAandKDHWF.

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6) There is strong concern that the gift will fund approved projects 100%. We believe as some measure

of equity and reasonableness, SHA or the Ministry should commit to funding at least 25% of any

approved project, with the balance being provided by the DonaldBequest.

7) It is desirable, we believe, that some recognition, or naming, of some significant improvement be

done. Basedon recently provided "proposed" improvements list by Health Authority, the oncology and

digital upgrade project(s) may fit this bill.

We need to be respectful, appreciative, transparent, and have accountability for how this gift is handled,

what it is used for, and outcomes improvements it provided. To accomplish this, we need to all work

together and be open to the public about it.

In conversation with Executor, he was quite concerned with how things transpired and were handled.

The fact that the ”region” received the funds versus the Foundation, later fact, that the Region

disappeared into SHA,and, the potential for the funds to simply "be eaten up" or ”disappear". The loss

of local accountability was a real concern as well, who approves, looks after, and answers for??.

He was very concerned that the funds would be "only source" used for local improvements, without

any SHA/Ministry/Gov funding participation. Dollar or dollar if at all possible, but not free 100 cent

funding dollars were his comments. He expressed a desire, well warranted in our opinion, that some

major improvement be named for Donnie upon completion, as recognition of the gift, with other

mention and recognition as appropriate.

In any case, the foregoing are thoughts and frameworkwe came up with for your information, review

and comment, which in our opinion should be a satisfactory, workable, mutually beneficialarrangement

to all involvedparties, and address the issue, situation, and the concerns raised.

Please review and adviseof your thoughts and comments regarding the foregoing.

On behalf of Kindersley& District Health & Wellness Foundation Board

cB?de

Foundation Chairman

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EXPENDITURESAPR. 12016 -MAR. 31.2017

Specialist Recruitment & Retention 300,835.28

Heritage ManorRenovation of Rooms 81,902.26Wandergard Bracelets 2,836.44

Public RelationsDonor Board 641.30Website 1,648.39

Pathway to WellnessEquipment for Wellness Room 14,630.00at walking track WCEC

Palliative CarePalliative Care Suite & Lounge 30,658.61

APR. 1, 2017 - MAR. 31, 2018

Specialist Recruitment & Retention 432,138.00

Heritage ManorWandergarcl Bracelets 9,330-94

Education 7,000-00

HospitalRenovation of Rooms 20,523.75

EMSLucas Machine 17,022.92

Public Relations 5,465.93Website 403,37

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HospitalHemotology AnalyzerRenovate Dr. LoungeBlanket Warming Cabinet

2015/16

EducationBursary & Education

HospitalKitchenette Renovation

Heritage ManorWandergard Bracelets

Community Handi-Bus

Specialist Recruitment & RetentionDr. Recruitment & Retention

29,000.002,370.006,397.93

6,600.00

13282.62

2,240.63

31,361.00

200,931.27

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Fire DepartmentExtricationEquipmentMedical First Responder Course

Public RelationWest Central Events Center De?billatorBench for Walking Trail

2012/13

Specialist Recruitment & RetentionDr. Recruitment& Retention


Public RelationsDonor Board

Commemorative Birth Plates for newBabies

Fire DepartmentTrans Care Rescue

2013/14

Specialist Recruitment & RetentionDr. Recruitment & Retention

EducationParamendicBursary

2014/15

Specialist Recruitment & RetentionDr. Recruitment& Retention

EducationParamedic

72,000.002,750.00

10,000.00

284,782.46

2033.00

4600.76

793.01

11,307.38

303,439.17

12,500.001,000.00

210,788.02

12,500.00

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EMSVacuum Splint Kits

2009/10

HospitalSpirometer, Easyware Software3 Liter Syringe

Video ProcessorGastroscope & ColonoscopeProcedural Stetcher

EMSLife Pak 15

2010/11

Heritage ManorCentury Tub

EMSEZIO Gun & Supplies2 CPAP MachinesLife Pak 15

2011/12

HospitalAnesthetic Manchine & Monitor


Education Grants & BursariesParamendic, ICP, EMT Training &Bursary

Specialist Recruitment & RetentionDoctors, SonographerFoundation, Town,RM PartnershipDirect Overseas Recruitment costs

Donor Board & Plaques

1,200.00

5,000.00

46,000.0041,000.003,870.00

32,000.00

11,200.00

1,875.002,300.0027,500.00

67,500.00

1,500.00

113,500.00

400,000.00

23,000.00

30,000.00

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2006/07

HospitalVideo Processer & Video Printer3 Gastroscopes4 ColonoscopesHolter MonitorPatient Exam LightBlood Gas AnalyzerCardiac Monitor (LP20)

2007/08

HospitalSteris One UnitCR Reader X-Ray,2 X-Ray Viewing StationsLaser PrinterAdjustable Table & EquipmentMedical Grade Monitor

Heritage Manor2 Broda ChairsSit/Stand Lift

EMS2 Vacuum MattressesCardiac Monitor EMS 12 Lead ECG (2)& Cardiac UpgradesBlood Pressure Monitor

2008/09

HospitalHospital DI Suite RenovationsATS Tourniquet SurgicalUltra Sound Unit & Installation2 Plum IV PumpsBP Monitors with Cart

Heritage ManorSit/Stand LiftPatient Wandergard SystemID Install

145,000.00

J,800.00

28,500.00

221,000.00

6,100.007,700.00

5,300.005,400.00

1,400.0021,000.00

4,000.00

145,000.0051,000.00192,000.00

13,200.00

5,400.0019,250.003,600.00

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EXPENDITURESMAR. 2001 - MAR. 31. 2016

2001/02

Community Handi-Bus 46,700.00

Capital Improvement for Hospital

Cardiac Stress EquipmentTele-Health EquipmentSurgical Equipment

100,000.00Doctor Recruitment & Retention

Capital Improvement for Heritage Manor

Nurse Call System

2002/03

HospitalMedical Air/Vacuum System 131,000.00

2004/05

Heritage Manor2 Tub Chairs & 2 Patient Lifts 28,000.004 Beds & 4 Mattressses 12,000.00

HospitalPro Paq CS & Trombolyzer 46,000.00

2005/06

Heritage Manor10 Beds 28,000.00

HospitalMedical Gas 69,000,()03 Stretchers 13,90o_o0

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VI

VII

KINDERSLEY REGIONAL MEDICAL ARTS AUTHORITYAGENDA

APR. 18, 2018

Call to Order

Adoption of Jan.17, 2018 Minutes.

Financial1. Financial Statement Jan. Feb. Mar. 2018

Correspondence

Old BusinessI. Dr./Clinic Update

New Business

Adjournment

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KINDERSLEY REGIONAL MEDICAL ARTS AUTHORITY INC.BOARD OF DIRECTORSMEETING

JAN. 17, 2018

PRESENT: D.Whit?eld, RM of Oakdale, T.Geiger, KDHW, K. Johnson, RM of Prairiedale,J.Loken, RM of Milton, R. MacDougall,RM of Kindersley,TJ McKnight,RM of NewcombeREGRETS: C.Barr, RM of AntelopePark, G.I-Iarrison,RM of Kindersley,B.Thomson RM ofChesterfield,Mayor R. Perkins,Town of KindersleyRESOURCES:V Kalmer

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D. Whit?eld called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM

J .Loken-R.MacDougall—'Ihatthe Minutes of Oct.l 1, 2017 be adopted. Carried

R.MacDougall—ThatOct.Nov.Dec. Financial Statements be approved. Carried

Correspondence

Old BusinessD. Whit?eld spoke with Dr. Tasveer, there is no word as to when the Obstetrics Programwill begin and RN’s need more training.A letterwill be writtento the SHA Chairpersonin regards to the Obstetrics Program andPrimary Health Care Services Needs Assessment.

New Business1. D.Whitf1e1dand K.MeBridewill meet with the RM of Chesterfieldon Feb. 13 at11:00AM to give informationon KindersleyMedicalArts and KDHW Foundation.

2. D.Whit?eld will look into getting LED lights for outside of clinic.

3. Med Arts group will meet with the Dr’s sometime in Feb. Will ask the Dr.s if theywould agree to having a picture of them put up at the clinic.

4. R.MacDougal1wrote a letter to Jim Reiter,Ministerof Healthregardinga bequestofover $1,000,000.00 given to HeartlandHealth forthe KindersleyIntegratedFacilityandaskingthat it be forwardedto KDHW Foundationand that these funds would be held intrust honoringthe wishesof the donor. This request will go to the Executor and Lawyerof the Estate and we will proceed from there.

5. Interest rates are increasingso we will look at getting a secured loan for the clinicmortgage.

K. Johnson adjournedthe meeting.

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DETAILED POLICE REPORT Town of Kindersley

Apr 1 – 30/18

VIOLATION Reported Unfounded Actual

Collisions 2 2

Provincial Traffic Offences 39

32

Traffic – Dangerous Driving Charges

1

Municipal Bylaw – Traffic 1 1

Impaired Driving Charges

2

Other Provincial Statutes (not all are offences ie. 911 calls, etc.)

20 20 (3 Liquor Charges)

Mental Health Act

4 4

Municipal Bylaws – Other

1 1

Other C.C. 4

4

C.C. Weapons 1

1

Other Federal Statutes

Drug Enforcement (Cannabis) 1

1

Sexual Offences

Crimes Against Person 1

1

Assault 1

1

Theft Under $5000 9

1 8

Theft Over $5000 2 1 1

Possession of Stolen Goods 3

3

Mischief 4

1 3

Fraud 3 1 2

Break & Enter – Residential

2 1 1

Break & Enter - Commercial

Arson

Other Police Activities

23 23

Written Traffic Warnings 1

1

TOTALS

122 6 116

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