Lot Drainage
lls should be at least 15 centimetres away from the property line or fence. Neighbourhood drainage
is designed by a professional engineer using City standards. The
design considers how drainage works for entire blocks and for each individual lot. Since 1974, to
receive occupancy, the home builder must submit a lot grading certificate prepared by a legal land
surveyor as part of the process. This certificate provides verification that the grade elevations
are kept consistent from one property to the next and follow the overall neighbourhood drainage
plan. While the lot grading certificate is an important document to ensure that neighbourhood plans
are followed, it only indicates the grade elevation at the time that the measurement was taken.
Over time the ground will settle, especially in the first few years after disturbing the ground
(excavations for house foundations, pools, sewer lines etc.). It is important to monitor and
maintain the grade of your property.
Lot Grading
The Wastewater and Storm Water Bylaw provides regulation for lot drainage on both residential and
commercial properties. As a homeowner you should ensure to consult the bylaw for an understanding
of compliance. It is the responsibility of the homeowner to maintain the given grade elevations of
the property at all times. There are a few quick checks you can do to make sure you comply: Make
sure that your downspouts are a minimum of 1.0 metre away from the foundations of buildings by
using a proper downspout extension. If a downspout extension cannot be used, use a splash pad to
direct the water a minimum of 1.0 metre away from the foundation. Make sure the water from the roof
or sump pump is discharged on your property a minimum of 2.0 metres from the shared property lines.
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Plumbing Only
, please review Guidelines for Plumbing Permits. A plumbing only application is a simplified
building permit that is issued solely for plumbing only construction. ...
Landfill
0 to $250 surcharge per load plus tonnage rate of $95 per tonne Mattresses No Mattresses of any
size. Does not include box springs. Less than 5 = standard waste
rate 5 or more = $20 per mattress + standard waste rate Other
materials requiring special waste permit Yes Noxious loads, inoculated grain, materials that may
contain hazardous waste and other materials deemed as special waste. These loads may require
analytical and/or Safety Data Sheets be submitted before approval. $50 to $250 surcharge per load
plus tonnage rate of $95 per tonne Refrigerant removal No Ex. refrigerators, freezers, air
conditioners, water coolers and dehumidifiers. $10 refrigerant removal fee. This service is
available only to residential loads. Commercial quantities of refrigerant-containing items will not
be accepted. Large commercial appliances (e.g. industrial-sized freezers) will not be accepted.
*Refrigerators and freezers must be empty. $10 per item + standard
waste rate Scrap Metal No Acceptable waste material (special handling charges may apply, see above)
$95 per tonne Shingles No Acceptable waste material $95 per tonneStandard Waste (municipal garbage and rubble) No Small Load Rate: Vehicles with
200 kg or less of standard waste Vehicles over 200 kg of standard waste calculated at $95/tonne $10 per load $95 per tonne
(prorated) Wet loads No Liquids or water not accepted Not accepted striped White Metal Goods
Recycling Stoves, fridges, ovens and other scrap metal are recycled at the City’s Landfill through
the White Metal Goods and Scrap Metal Program. Freon gas is extracted from refrigerators, freezers,
etc. and the scrap metal is sold to a local company. Annually, the White Metal Goods Recycling
program has recycled over 1,000 tonnes of material. Special Waste Disposal The City of Regina
requires a Special Waste Disposal Permit to accompany all types of Special Waste including
asbestos, potentially contaminated soil, animal carcasses or other materials deemed as such. The
Landfill accepts asbestos and other special waste material during the hours of 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.,
Tuesday to Friday, weather permitting, unless otherwise arranged with the Landfill Operations
staff. Permit Application and Process The City of Regina reserves the right to limit or refuse the
acceptance of any Special Waste. Complete the Special Waste Disposal Permit Application and email
it to specialwaste@regina.ca. Note: Each asbestos location will require its own application form.
You will be contacted within two business days regarding your application. Once the application has
been approved, the customer must contact the Landfill in order to schedule delivery of the asbestos
(notice must be given at least 24 hours prior to delivery). Provide two copies of the approved
Permit to the hauler. The hauler will retain one copy for their records and the other will be
provided to the Scale Attendant at the Landfill. Both copies must be signed by the driver. The
driver must have a signed valid copy of the approved Special Waste Disposal Permit with them when
disposing of special waste at the Landfill. An approved Special Waste Disposal Permit does not meet
the requirements for a shipping manifest in accordance with the Transportation of Dangerous Goods
Regulations. ...
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A.E. Wilson Park Soil Testing Updated December 2024Construction of
the Southwest Sewer System Upgrade Project started in A.E. ...
Winnipeg Street Overpass Project
eline 2021: Utility relocations, widening Winnipeg Street and 9th Avenue North on the north side,
roadwork outside existing roadways 2022: Overpass construction,
demolition of existing overpass, construction of remaining roadworks
and loop ramp 2023: Final touch ups and landscaping Investment $28.8 million This project was
funded in part by the Government of Canada; for more information on federal infrastructure funding,
visit infrastructure.gc.ca. Winnipeg Street Overpass On and Off Ramps Looking West Winnipeg Street
Overpass Winnipeg Street Overpass Winnipeg Street Overpass Driving steel piles Winnipeg Street
Overpass Arial View - Photo Credit to Michael Lam Winnipeg overpass MSE wall Winnipeg Street
Overpass Winnipeg Street Overpass Winnipeg Street Overpass Winnipeg Street Overpass Winnipeg Street
Overpass North Winnipeg Street This project has a total investment of $28.8 million and is funded
in part by the Government of Canada. Winnipeg Street Overpass Winnipeg Street Overpass Winnipeg
Street Overpass The Winnipeg Street Overpass Project is a two-year project to replace the Winnipeg
Street overpass. The interchange will be modified to improve traffic flow, pedestrian connectivity
and safety. ...
Appeal Board Bylaw
w as a local appeal board pursuant to section 329 of The Cities Act. The Board is established to
hear appeals related to property nuisances, property standards, the
revocation or suspension of business licenses and other orders made pursuant to sections 328 of The
Cities Act. ...
Public Notice - 2340 Windsor Park Road
View the Proposed Development happening at 2340 Windsor Park Road
