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dition and adjust work plan accordingly. If weeds persist, perform herbicide treatment, followed by over seed treatment. Continue to naturalize the inner corridor of the ER. Allow inner corridor of pathway grass to continue to grow until seeded. Monthly mow on the outside perimeter of pathways to fence line, while allowing shrub beds to continue to naturally expand into the surrounding space. Leave a 2m mowed strip along the pathway, mowed monthly. Continue thistle and fox tail management with targeted trimming and selected spraying. Continue shrub bed management: removing deadwood, string trimming thistle and spot spraying as necessary. Healthy shrub beds will be encouraged to grow into the surrounding prairie as the naturalization process continues. This will provide a stronger canopy to prevent future weed establishment. View some common questions and answers about the Harbour Landing Environmental Reserve. Did I see the City spraying herbicide? ...

permit is issued. If work starts prior to issuing of a building permit, you will be subject to a surcharge. Tax Exemptions In the core and certain inner city areas, secondary suites are eligible for a 25% tax exemption for 5 years, provided that the unit is used for long-term rental purposes (i.e., not an Airbnb and not for commercial or personal use). Learn more about our Housing Incentives Program. Building Permit Application Tips Backyard Suite Advisory Residential Permit Fee Calculation Form Water and Wastewater Acknowledgement Secondary Suites in Rowhouses Advisory CMHC Catalogue Designs Advisory Ventilation Summary Design Guidelines Digital Submission Security Requirements Manufactured/modular buildings Energy Efficiency Compliance Form

it card (all major credit cards accepted), or set up an account with the City which will be billed on a bi-monthly basis. The station does not accept coins. Account Set Up Fill out the Bulk Water Station Application Form. Incomplete or handwritten application forms, except for signatures, will not be processed. Sign the application and email it to bulkwaterstation@regina. ...

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their bank cards on the Umo validator inside the bus without the hassle of creating an account, downloading an app, loading a Umo card or looking for coins. CashCoins and bills are accepted in the farebox, but operators cannot provide change. Transfers are no longer available for cash payments. Customers paying with cash who need to transfer will be required to pay a cash fare again when they board their second bus. View our FAQ for answers to our frequently asked questions. Q: Can I use credit and debit cards to pay on the bus? A: Yes, transit riders can pay their fares by tapping a contactless bank card (Interac Debit, Visa, Mastercard, American Express) or mobile wallet (like Apple Pay and Google Pay) on the validator inside the bus. Q: How much will I be charged when I tap a credit, debit or mobile wallet to pay transit fare? A: Paying for transit fare by tapping a debit card, credit card of mobile wallet will charge the single ride electronic fare, which is $3.20. Q: Will transit riders still be able to pay with cash? A: Yes, transit riders can continue to pay with cash. Coins and bills are accepted in the farebox. Transit operators are unable to provide change. Q: Will the same fare be applicable to Paratransit service? A: Yes, the same fare system and fares are used on Paratransit. Q: Where do I go if I have questions? A: Transit riders with questions can call 306-777-RIDE to talk to a customer service agent or visit the Transit Information Centre at 2124 11th Avenue, open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Q: What are open payments? A: Open payments, are payments made by tapping a contactless bank card (Interac Debit, Visa, Mastercard, American Express) or mobile device with a mobile wallet (like Apple Pay and Google Pay) on the validator inside the bus. Q: How do open payments work? A: Riders simply tap their contactless bank card or mobile wallet on the Umo validator located inside the bus. Their Umo account status is checked in real time, and their bank card is authorized and charged. Unlike using the Umo app or Umo reloadable card where riders must add stored value or passes to their account ahead of time, open payments allow riders to "pay as they go" in real-time with their bank card. Riders can simply tap their bank cards on the Umo validator inside the bus without creating an account, downloading an app, loading an Umo card or looking for coins. Q: Can I pay for another person using open payments? A: If you are travelling in a group, each person will need to use a separate credit card, debit card or mobile wallet to tap and pay for their trip. Q: How do I know if my bank card will be accepted at the Umo Validator? A: If you see your payment card icon on the Umo Validator screen when you board, it should be accepted. All cards must be contactless cards as a pin number cannot be entered on the validators. Q: The validator lit up (white light) when I tapped my bank card on the validator, but it didn’t accept or decline my payment. Was my fare paid? A: No. It may be that tap is not enabled on your bank card. Open payments only work with contactless bank cards (tap enabled). Please contact your bank card provider and ensure tap payments are enabled with your bank card. Q: What does it mean when the validator screen displays this message: “We are attempting to collect fare payment owed for a previous transaction. Please try again in one minute.”? A: If a transit rider paid fare using open payments but didn't have any money in their bank account, they will receive this message the next time they tap that same card on the validator. When the card is tapped, the system identifies and processes unpaid fares from previous trips. After one minute the rider will need to tap their card again to pay for their current trip. If the previous unpaid fares were successfully processed as well as the current fare, a green fare paid screen will be displayed indicating all fares have been paid. ...

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Blue Cart Contest Terms and Conditions

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Adapted Recreation Plan Executive Summary

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