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The program uses telematics (GPS) equipment in vehicles to gather information on idling behaviours and support employees in reducing vehicle idling. Data from the idling program shows that increased education and tracking of idling has resulted in fuel cost savings and lower GHG emissions from the City’s fleet through reduced fuel consumption. Landfill Gas to Energy Facility The City of Regina owns and operates the Regina Landfill, which is the largest landfill in Saskatchewan. Managing the landfill using best practices and ensuring compliance is important to the City, including reducing impacts such as the release of greenhouse gases produced when waste breaks down in a landfill. One of the ways this is achieved also produces green energy. The Landfill Gas to Energy system at the Regina Landfill uses 53 wells to collect gas from the hill. This gas is then sent to an on-site energy facility where it powers an engine, producing enough renewable electricity to power 1,000 homes and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 30,000 tonnes per year. Future plans include expanding the landfill gas collection system with additional wells and increasing the production of renewable energy, which would result in further greenhouse emission savings. Water Network Expansion Project The City of Regina Water Master Plan (WMP) provided a 25-year capital upgrade plan for the City’s water distribution network to accommodate growth. Water storage volumes must also be increased so the City can continue to provide water to users during emergency situations such as facility shutdowns and fighting fires. The WMP recommended implementing the Water Network Expansion Project (previously referred to as the Eastern Pressure Solution) to more effectively address critical water distribution and storage needs, and establish a long-term plan for the City’s water distribution network. The project will build a new water pumping station, two 42.5ML water storage reservoirs and an 8.4km long water supply main. These new facilities will allow the City’s water network to accommodate a population of up to 310,000 people. The new facilities will be expandable in the future to handle a population increase of up to 500,000 people.

hbourhood Centre and Mitakuyé Owâs’ā Centre, Monday to Friday and Cathedral Neighbourhood Centre (Monday & Wednesday) between 3:30-5:30 p.m. Drop-in open gym time is available at both Core Ritchie Neighbourhood Centre (Monday to Friday) for those aged 8-15 and South Leisure Centre (Tuesday & Thursday) for all ages. No program on statutory holidays. Updated December 20, 2024. ...

ust be provided for the protection of occupants and the building structure. Electrical systems and equipment, must not be accessible to the public.Open-flame devices are not permitted. Cooking that produces grease/oily vapours will not be allowed inside tents without an approved ventilation system. 1m clearance surrounding cooking appliances shall be maintained Cooking appliances must be placed on a stable base to limit the risk of tipping. *Tipis with traditional coverings do not need to meet CAN/ULC-S109. Open flame is permitted when supervised. Gazebos and/or group of gazebos Gazebos will be considered a group where there is less than 3m between. Gazebos over 25m2 (270 ft2) when serving a residential dwelling unit, or Gazebos over 60m2 (625 ft2) when serving more than one residential unit or commercial/public uses Stages A stage is higher than 1.2m (48in) above grade. Temporary Buildings (seasonal buildings, warm up shelters, etc.) Building over 10m2 and used for any purpose other than an on-site construction offices. View Example Events & Sample Plans To Apply It is best to apply as early as possible. ...

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

City of Regina

or tree in a municipal green space as a way to pay tribute to an individual or group. View Images: Six Foot Steel Frame Bench with Plaque - Parks & Open Space/Golf Courses Four Foot Composite Legacy Bench with Bronze Plaque - Cemeteries City-owned Golf Courses Riverside Cemetery Parks & Open Spaces Plaque added to an existing ...

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st in the same lane and must wait until they can use another driving lane. Drivers should never speed past a bicycle. Drivers must be cautious when opening vehicle doors to avoid a serious injury or fatality. Don’t open car doors unless it is safe to do so for oncoming traffic or cyclists. Check your side-view mirror beforeopening the door or try the Dutch Reach. This is when the driver uses their right hand to crossover and open the vehicle door, allowing them to shoulder check for oncoming bicycles. Cyclists can only bike in the opposite direction of a one-way street when there is a bike lane with signs and markings. Drivers are reminded to use their headlights and signal lights and keep their windshield and windows clean and clear of obstructions Know the rules of the road by checking out the Traffic Bylaw. Bike Lanes The City is progressing on the Transportation Master Plan by investing in bike lanes, pathways and new sidewalks to promote active transportation and healthier communities. One of the goals in the TMP is to create a comprehensive bike network that will connect people to destinations and activities citywide. Bike lanes help to make cycling more safe, accessible and attractive for all users to get around our community. The City has invested at least $250,000 yearly since 2019 to improve Regina's pathway and bike lane networks. This budget has been slowly increased and supplemented with additional funding sources, from both the City's budget and the Federal and Provincial government. ...

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