April 21, 2015 Regular Council

CITY OF MARTENSVILLE
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING 7-2015
TUESDAY – APRIL 21, 2015
AGENDA
1.
2.
CALL TO ORDER:
Meeting called to order at 5:00 P.M.
ADOPT AGENDA:
Adopt agenda dated April 21, 2015
MINUTES:
A) REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING NO. 6-2015
3. DELEGATIONS
April 7, 2015
5:05PM
A) Canadian Cancer Society - 2015 Healthy Choices Healthy Lifestyles Award
B) Prairie Spirit School Division – Bonnie Hope
4.
CORRESPONDENCE:
Acknowledge List of Correspondence to Council.
5.
COMMITTEE REPORTS: Accept Committee Reports and Recommendations
A) COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE: April 14, 2015
B) RCMP REPORT TO COUNCIL: none
C) CITY MANAGERS REPORT:
April 21, 2015
6.
FINANCE:
A) EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATION: Approve Expenditure Appropriation No. 7-2015
B) BANK RECONCILIATION: March 2015
7.
MOTIONS:
A) MR63 – Lake Vista Park & MR Development
Council will be asked: to approve the proposed MR63 plan
B) 2015-2019 5 Year Capital
Council will be asked: to approve the proposed 5 Year Capital Plan
C) Assignment of Lease Agreement – Bylaw 25-2002
Council will be asked: to approve the transfer of a lease agreement from one party to another
D) Water and Sewer Accounts/Write Offs
Council will be asked: to approve the write offs of uncollectable Water & Sewer Accounts.
8.
BYLAWS:
A) Bylaw 9-2015 (second & third readings)
B) Bylaw 10-2015 (second & third readings)
9.
DISCUSSION ITEMS:
A) Taxi
10. IN-CAMERA ITEMS:
A) Strategic Plan – 1st Quarter Update
B) P4G
11. ADJOURNMENT:
A) NOTICES & MOTIONS: Council members raise notice of issues or bring motions to the floor.
B) ADJOURN:
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING 6-2015
TUESDAY APRIL 7, 2015
MINUTES
PRESENT: , Deputy Mayor Tyson Chillog, Councillors: Darren MacDonald, Jamie Martens,
Travis Wiebe, Bob Blackwell, City Manager Scott Blevins, Director of Infrastructure & Planning
Joe Doxey, Director of Recreation & Community Service Dave Bosch, Director of Finance
Lorraine Postma, Community Economic Development Manager Dillon Shewchuk
REGRETS: Mayor Kent Muench, City Clerk Carla Budnick
LOCATION: Council Chambers, City Hall
RECORDING SECRETARY: Finance Clerk Martha Krahn,
CALL TO ORDER: Deputy Mayor Tyson Chillog called the meeting to order at 5:00 P.M.
RES: #94/04072015 (MacDonald/Martens)
AGENDA
“That we adopt the agenda dated April 7, 2015”
CARRIED
RES: #95/04072015 (Blackwell/Wiebe)
MINUTES – MARCH 17, 2015
“That we accept the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting No. 5-2015 dated
March 17, 2015.”
CARRIED
RES: #96/04072015 (Kostyna/MacDonald)
EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATION
“That we authorize Expenditure Appropriation No. 6-2015, $599,000.63 as attached hereto
and forming part of the minutes.”
CARRIED
RES: #97/04072015 (Wiebe/Blackwell)
ADOPT BUDGET
“That we adopt the 2015 Budget as attached to and forming part of these minutes.”
CARRIED
RES: #98/04072015 (Martens/Wiebe)
SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT/BUSTER DAYS
“That we Grant a Special Event Permit to Martensville Buster Days for a slo-pitch
tournament with beer gardens to be held June 6, 2015 at the Martensville Kinsmen Park Ball
Diamonds, in accordance with their application, as attached hereto and forming part of these
minutes.”
CARRIED
RES: #99/04072015 (Martens/Kostyna)
2015 SASK LOTTERIES GRANT
“That we accept the proposed funding application proposal as attached.”
CARRIED
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING 6-2015
TUESDAY APRIL 7, 2015
MINUTES
RES: #100/04072015 (Kostyna/Martens)
PUBLIC HEARING
“That we now recess the Regular Council Meeting to hold a Public Hearing in regards to
Zoning Amendment Bylaw 6-2015 at 5:08 P.M.
The purpose of this amendment is to allow larger commercial sites with multiple users to provide
additional signage.
CARRIED
RES: #101/04072015 (MacDonald/Blackwell)
RESUME REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
“That we resume the April 7, 2015 Regular Council Meeting at 5:09 P.M.”
CARRIED
RES: #102/04072015 (Wiebe/MacDonald)
BYLAW NO.6-2015 (SECOND READING):
“That Bylaw 6-2015, being a Zoning Bylaw Amendment be read for the second time”
CARRIED
RES: #103/04072015 (Martens/Kostyna)
BYLAW NO.6-2015 (THIRD & FINAL READING)
““That Bylaw 6-2015, being a Zoning Bylaw Amendment be read for the third and final
time”
CARRIED
RES: #104/04072015 (Blackwell/Wiebe)
BYLAW NO.9-2015 (FIRST READING):
“That Bylaw 9-2015, being a Tax Administration Amendment be read for the first time.
CARRIED
RES: #105/04072015 (Wiebe/Martens)
BYLAW NO. 10-2015 (FIRST READING);
“That Bylaw 10-2015, being a Consumer Utility Rates Amendment be read for the first
time.”
CARRIED
RES: #106/04072015 (Kostyna/Martens)
BYLAW NO. 11-2015 (FIRST READING);
“That Bylaw 11-2015, being a 2015 Property Tax Bylaw be read for the first time.”
CARRIED
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING 6-2015
TUESDAY APRIL 7, 2015
MINUTES
RES: #107/04072015 (Kostyna/Martens)
BYLAW NO. 11-2015 (SECOND READING);
“That Bylaw 11-2015, being a 2015 Property Tax Bylaw be read for the second time.”
CARRIED
RES: #108/04072015 (MacDonald/Martens)
BYLAW NO. 11-2015 (THIRD READING);
“That we give Bylaw 11-2015, three readings at this meeting.”
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
RES: #109/04072015 (MacDonald/Martens)
BYLAW NO. 11-2015 (THIRD & FINAL READING);
“That Bylaw 11-2015, being a 2015 Property Tax Bylaw, be read for a third and final time.”
CARRIED
RES: #110/04072015 (MacDonald/Martens)
ADJOURN
“That we adjourn this meeting at 5:13 P.M.”
CARRIED
______________________
MAYOR
_______________________
CITY CLERK
REPORT 4-2015
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING
TUESDAY – APRIL 14, 2015
MINUTES
PRESENT: Deputy Mayor Tyson Chillog, Councillors Travis Wiebe, Bob Blackwell Terry
Kostyna, Darren MacDonald, City Manager Scott Blevins, Director of Infrastructure & Planning
Joe Doxey, Community Economic Development Manager Dillon Shewchuk, Finance Director
Lorraine Postma
REGRETS: Mayor Kent Muench Deputy and Councillor Jamie Martens and Director of
Recreation & Community Services Dave Bosch
LOCATION: Council Chambers, City Hall
RECORDING SECRETARY: City Clerk Carla Budnick
CALL TO ORDER: Councillor Travis Wiebe called the meeting to order at 5:02 P.M.
4. DELEGATIONS
4.1
Lake Vista Landscape Plan MR63 – Amber Lyons (Stantec)
Amber Lyons presented council with the updated landscaping plan for the MR63. It was noted
that MR63 will be a scaled back version of MR56 the focal point of the whole subdivision. Some
concerns were raised regarding lack of irrigation for the proposed small hill. North Ridge
Developments representative David Calyniuk agreed that the hill would be irrigated to eliminate
any future concerns. Another area of concern was the transition from irrigated grass and pathways
to natural area at the south east corner, it was explained that this was done as no decision has been
made on the adjacent development (commercial or multi-family), which would impact the final
design. An updated plan showing the irrigation of the small hill will be forwarded to
administration and a motion will be brought forth at a future council meeting.
Councillor Wiebe thanked both Amber Lyons and David Calyniuk for their time.
5. REPORTS
5.1
City Manager
5.2
City Clerk
5.3
Director of Finance
5.3.1 Outstanding Water & Sewer Accounts 2014
Director of Finance Lorraine Postma reviewed with Council the outstanding Water & Sewer
Accounts for 2014. Since the passing of the Water & Sewer Utility Administration Amendment
Bylaw 26-2014 all property owners of rental properties and renters have been notified of the new
regulations allowing unpaid utility fees to be added to the property owner’s taxes. Director Postma
explained with this bylaw update there will no longer be outstanding balances that need to be
written off.
Council had no further questions and a motion will come to the next council meeting for formal
approval.
REPORT 4-2015
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING
TUESDAY – APRIL 14, 2015
MINUTES
5.4
Director of Recreation and Community Services
5.5
Director of Infrastructure & Planning
5.6
Community/Economic Development Manager (CEDM)
5.6.1 CEDM Report
The Community Economic Development Manager Shewchuk gave an overview of things he has
been working on over the past month. Various business inquires continue to come in and
information is provided as requested. The recent Homestyles 2015 attendance was a great
opportunity to showcase Martensville and all it has to offer. Updates to the current website
continue and hope to be completed by the end of next week. Gearing up for the upcoming
Martensville Expo for May 1 & 2.
8.
IN-CAMERA ITEM:
8.1 – Crosby Hanna
8.2 – 5 Year Capital Budget
ADJOURNMENT:
Meeting adjourned at 7:01 pm.
_______________________
Mayor Kent Muench
CITY MANAGER’S REPORT
April 21, 2015
MANAGER
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RCMP and old City Hall area – The work will be out for tender prices shortly. RCMP
have reviewed and signed off on security measures. Traffic division will be moving
into the old City Hall area when the renovations are complete. S/Sgt. Howard Nodwell
is in-charge of this division and I have invited him to meet with Council.
City Hall Mechanical Issues – A meeting took place with all concerned parties. There
is a plan for testing, balancing and increasing the return air. Other deficiencies are
being addressed by Gabriel Construction.
To date there has been no news on the Building Canada Application.
Lanes – Concrete swales on each side of residential lanes are being investigated by
Catterall & Wright to deal with lane drainage and sump pump discharge. They are
working on designs and estimates. We will want to test a short troubled lane to
document how it works. If positive we will want to discuss with Council about
proceeding as a local improvement and forego future lane paving options in current
residential areas. We have had the lane paving option as a local improvement and the
estimates have been too costly for residents.
CITY CLERK
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Strategic Plan updates for 2015 first quarter have been completed.
Grade 4’s from Venture Heights visited City Hall.
I will be attending the Saskatchewan Association of City Clerks meetings in
Lloydminster at the end of the month.
FINANCE
RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
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Pool Boiler tube cleaning and welding of small tear in pool liner being scheduled.
Met with Minor Soccer regarding upgrades to soccer pitch behind Sports Centre.
Parks staff checking condition of playground equipment/bleachers/sportfields/paths.
Senior Funding application was approved for $15,000 for renovations.
City Directors meeting May 27-29 and will be co-hosted between Martensville & Warman.
Working on a Zero Tolerance Policy for Recreational Facilities & Parks
Bylaw report for March attached. Bylaw will be patrolling parks the next few weeks
in regards to dogs being off-leash as we have received several complaints.
INFRASTUCTURE AND PLANNING
Water and Sewer Utility
- Regular operations.
- Lagoon drain line has thawed tested and is prepared for spring discharge.
Water pumping station #4 is approximately 90% complete. Electrical equipment is now
installed and the contractor is nearing substantial completion. The station will be
operational in June / July following the remaining work on the water supply line.
Roadways
- Street sweeping and pavement maintenance has begun in earnest. Prior to posting for
parking restrictions, a fast sweep through will be made to get rid of large amounts of
winter debris. Following this, regular summer operations will proceed where
notification is posted to provide a narrower range (typically 3 days) for specific blocks
to abstain from parking vehicles on the roadway.
- Major potholes are being repaired, as well crews are prepping and patching prior
pavement cuts, manhole adjustments and locations where utility cuts took place.
- Spring run-off was early this year, and it is also expected that lane maintenance can
begin a little bit earlier.
- C&W will be providing several options for possible traffic calming alternatives to go
along with 4th Street South, street rehabilitation. If undertaken at the time of
reconstruction it is anticipated that measures could range in the 10 to 15 thousand dollar
range per block. Options and costs will be presented to Council prior to going to tender
to determine if and what option(s) should be implemented.
- Development of transportation policy is proceeding well with consultants. A workshop
for administration and available Council is scheduled for Wednesday May 10th from
11am to noon.
Planning
New businesses applications include:
• SF - JP Massage (relocation)
• SF - Gail Adams Studio of Art
• SF - Happy Feet
• HBB - Little Shop of ElleSee
• HBB - Revolution Auto Accessories Ltd.
Total Development Permits Issued to Date – 83
Total Construction Value: over $11.4 Million
This includes:
10 Single Family Housing Starts
8 Multiple Units started
8 Commercial/Industrial
Commercial/Multiple Unit/Institutional Developments
Notable commercial/multiple unit/institutional projects worked on April to March:
1. Canadian Tire, 701 CDN strip mall, Razor Tip, Boston Pizza and Dollarama –
permits have been issued and construction initiated.
Subdivisions:
1) Future Recreational Site – Adjacent to MR62 – Future School Site
Applicant: City of Martensville
Status: Community Planning has received application from surveyor. It is now
been sent out for referrals. Motions must be provided from RM of Corman Park
as this is within their jurisdiction.
2) South Industrial – Previous City Lands
Applicant: North Ridge Developments
Status: PPS received from Community Planning this week. Administration
reviewing prior to sending to Council for May 5th, 2015. Land Sales Agreement
and Development & Servicing agreement to be created.
Appeals:
Development appeals for the City were heard by the District Development Appeals Board
on April 2nd. All were approved by the Board.
1)
Address: 954 Glenview Cove
Appeal basis: SFD with a deficient required side yard.
2)
Address: Lake Vista various
Appeal Basis: non-conforming lots approved by Community Planning
3)
Address: 922 Salmon Way
Appeal Basis: side yard for a single family dwelling with a flanking street under
18m wide is 2m. They would like to construct their home at 1.2m.
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Regional Planning - The Martensville members of the ROC will meet again on April
30th in Warman for the quarterly meeting. The agenda items include the Vision
document and work towards the Interim Development Strategy. The IDS will be in
place for the region until the actual Regional Plan is prepared and adopted. The goal
for this is June 2016. The regional website is www.partnershipforgrowth.ca.
OCP and Zoning Bylaw Review - Crosby Hanna met with Council to present their
proposed amendments to the Zoning Bylaw. Public consultation will now be
undertaken.
Outstanding work (as of April 16th, 20151) includes:
OCP and Zoning:
1. The OCP proposed amendments to be received by the City. (reflective of recommended
zoning changes)
2. Main Street Cross Section to be finalized after engineering wrapped up.
Outstanding work, part of Public Consultation / Open House
1. An outline of key themes to present to the public at the open house to be drafted.
2. Public consultation meetings (Overall Zoning Bylaw and Core Area Bylaw)
Meeting to occur between consultant and land developers
Public Meeting for general public.
3. Package to be received from the consultants summarizing public comments and
recommendations based on the consultations for further tweaks to the bylaw.
4. Council provided comments regarding above back to consultant.
Final approval of OCP and Zoning Bylaws
First Reading of the OCP and Zoning Bylaws
Advertising
4 week waiting period (mandatory within Act)
Public Hearing and 2nd & 3rd Reading of the OCP bylaw and Public Hearing and 2nd
Reading of the Zoning Bylaw can occur
5. Ministry Approval of the OCP amendments prior to hearing the last reading of the Zoning
Bylaw.
6. 3rd Reading of the Zoning Bylaw can occur.
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2.
3.
4.
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE BYLAW ENFORCEMENT STATS MON TH: MARCH 2015 COMPLAINT OFFENSE PATROL CALLS WARNINGS FINES TOTAL TRAFFIC BYLAW PARKED OVER SIDEWALK 5 5 5 REC. VEHICLE ON STREET 1 1 1 PARKED ON WRONG SIDE OF THE ROAD PARKED IN NO PARKING AREA 10 10 5 5 5 PARKING TO CLOSE TO HYDRANT BLOCKING DRIVEWAY 1 1 1 1 PARKED ON BLVD 1 1 1 1 TRAILER UNHITCHED 6 6 5 1 6 PARKED MORE THEN 72 HRS ON 2 2 2 2 STREET Unreg. Vehicle parked on Street 1 1 1 1 ANIMAL CONTROL BYLAW DOGS AT LARGE 1 1 1 1 WITH TAG OR MICROCHIP CATS AT LARGE 2 2 2 2 WITH TAG OR MICROCHIP # OF DOGS TAKEN TO VET # OF DOGS TAKEN TO SPCA # OF CATS TAKEN TO VET # OF CATS TAKEN TO SPCA 2 2 OFF LEASH 2 2 2 2 DEFECATION NOT PICKED UP 1 1 1 1 # OF TRAPS LENT OUT # OF ANIMALS TRAPPED NOISE BYLAW ZONING BYLAW NO BIN Shipping container NUISANCE BYLAW OVER GROWN WEEDS AND GRASS BARKING DOG 9 9 8 1 9 UNTIDY AND UNSIGHTLY PROPERTY 1 1 1 1 Fireworks FORESTRY‐ diseased tree SNOW REMOVAL WASTE Waste deposited in alley TOTAL FOR LAST MONTH 37 TOTAL FOR THE MONTH 40 TOTAL FOR THE YEAR TO DATE 103 CITY OF MARTENSVILLE
BANK RECONCILIATION
FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH 2015
BALANCE AS OF FEBRUARY 28, 2015
PLUS:
INTEREST REVENUE:
Credit Union
Pertpetual Care Interest (March)
over/short
5,117.54
0.88
0.02
CASH RECEIPTS:
Taxes
TIPPS
56,159.17
293,271.00
Utilities
Pre-Authorized Payments
214,704.49
41,175.87
General Revenue
5,118.44
$
993,640.12
$
14,902.57
4,959,832.83
$
$
1,013,661.13
5,973,493.96
$
$
1,868,418.38
4,105,075.58
$
$
4,461,304.33
4,142.32
$
$
40,617.58
4,506,064.23
$
$
401,187.65
4,104,876.58
$
199.00
4,105,075.58
349,430.17
255,880.36
$388,329.59
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS:
SaskEnergy (JANUARY)
$
$
14,862.57
BEO-Fine
40.00
SUB-TOTAL:
LESS: A/P AND PAYROLL:
A/P MARCH 2015
Payroll #5 (February 15-28)
Payroll #6 (MAR 1-14)
1,707,372.58
78,157.39
80,462.20
1,865,992.17
Debentures
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS:
GG-Debit machine
MAP-DEBIT Machine
SW-Debit Machine
Canada Post
Stale date cheque Written off
41.13
66.09
35.00
2,264.61
19.38
$
2,426.21
ADJUSTED GENERAL LEDGER BALANCE AS OF MARCH 31, 2015:
BALANCE AS PER THE BANK STATEMENTS:
Credit Union Balance
Perpetual Care Account
PLUS: OUTSTANDING DEPOSITS:
MARCH 2015
EFT pymts
SUB-TOTAL:
OUTSTANDING CHEQUES:
LESS: MARCH 2015
OTHER:
bank charges
Bank Error - Cheque #27948
ADJUSTED BANK STATEMENT BALANCE AS OF MARCH 31, 2015:
$
$
29,084.11
11,533.47
401,187.65
24.00
175.00
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WATER AND SEWER ACCOUNTS/WRITE OFF:
“That the following Water and Sewer Accounts in the amount of $16,699.48 be written off as
they are uncollectible:
ACCOUNT #
FINAL BILLED
COLLECTION AGENCY
REASON FOR WRITE-OFF
4-1112-1
AMOUNT
OUTSTANDING
$ 363.49
AUGUST 15/14
OCTOBER 31/14
5-3036-2
$ 390.70
JUNE 30/14
AUGUST 18/14
1-2005-0
$ 13,367.50
SEPT.12/14
3-69-1
$ 349.79
NOV.6/14
MNP LTD TRUSTEE IN
BANKRUPTCY
RENTER - SENT TO
COLLECTIONS
RENTER - SENT TO
COLLECTIONS
BANKRUPT
3-1038-1
$ 87.24
OCT.1/14
DEC.2/14
7-7301-1
$ 133.94
SEPT.18/14
DEC.2/14
1-9-5
$ 281.69
JULY 31/14
SEPT.29/14
4-99942-0
$ 81.41
FEB.21/14
JUNE 4/14
2-9337-1
$ 68.52
AUG.5/14
SEPT.29/14
2-5942-9
$ 146.67
NOV.1/13
FEB.10/14
5-2538-1
$ 153.10
APRIL 30/14
JUNE 11/14
1-2344-3
$ 56.52
JULY 31/14
SEPT.29/14
6-6211-3
$ 63.98
OCT.24/13
FEB.10/14
2-575-1
$ 182.96
AUG.1/14
SEPT.29/14
1-30-1
$ 182.14
JAN.23/14
APRIL 2/14
2-133-5
$ 789.83
JULY 31/14
SEPT.29/14
BANKRUPT
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COLLECTIONS
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COLLECTIONS
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COLLECTIONS
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COLLECTIONS
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COLLECTIONS
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COLLECTIONS
RENTER-SENT TO
COLLECTIONS
RENTER-SENT TO
COLLECTIONS
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COLLECTIONS
RENTER-SENT TO
COLLECTIONS
RENTER-SENT TO
COLLECTIONS
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE
TAX ADMINISTRATION AMENDMENT BYLAW NO. 9-2015
A BYLAW OF THE CITY OF MARTENSVILLE TO AMEND TAX
ADMINISTRATION BYLAW NO. 19-2011
The Council of the City of Martensville in the Province of Saskatchewan enacts as follows:
1. Tax Administration Bylaw No. 19-2011 is amended by:
a) Delete Schedule “A”
b) Add Schedule “A”
2. This Bylaw shall come into effect upon final passage thereof.
Read a first time this 7th day of April, A. D. 2015.
Read a second time this 21st day of April, A.D. 2015
Read a third and final time this 21st day of April, A.D. 2015
MAYOR
CITY CLERK
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE
TAX ADMINISTRATION AMENDMENT BYLAW NO. 9-2015
SCHEDULE OF FEES
SCHEDULE “A”
Assessment Appeal Fees:
SFD Residential or Condo
Commercial Assessed Value:
- 499,999 or less
- 500,000 to 1,000,000
- Greater than 1,000,000
$100.00
$200.00
$500.00
$750.00
Tax Search Statement (SAMA Field Sheet)
$15.00
Tax Certificate
$15.00
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE
CONSUMER UTILITY RATES AMENDMENT
BYLAW NO. 10-2015
A BYLAW OF THE CITY OF MARTENSVILLE TO AMEND THE CONSUMER
UTILITY RATES BYLAW NO. 21-2004.
1.
The Consumer Utility Rates Bylaw No. 21-2004 is amended as hereinafter set forth:
a) By deleting Schedule “A” and substituting Schedule “A” as attached to and
forming part of this bylaw.
2.
This Bylaw shall come into force and take effect on May 1st, 2015.
Read a first time this 7th day of April 2015.
Read a second time this 21st day of April 2015
Read a third and final time this 21st day of April 2015
____________________________
MAYOR
____________________________
CITY CLERK
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE
CONSUMER UTILITY RATES AMENDMENT
BYLAW NO. 10-2015
SCHEDULE “A”
MONTHLY WATER RATES AND CHARGES
1.
FLAT RATE:
Flat rate minimum charge of $12 per month.
2.
CONSUMPTION RATE:
Additional consumption charge for water used of $3.21 per cubic metre ($14.59
per 1,000 gallons).