Scarth Street Mall Revitalization
ement Sessions at key community activities E.g.: Farmers’ Market and I Love Regina Day Stakeholder
sessions 2025 January Release What We Learned report along with
proposed Vision and Conceptual Design Consultation to refine Vision and Conceptual Design Spring
Recommended Vision and Conceptual Design to be taken forward to City Council 2025-2026 More
detailed design phases to prepare for construction in 2027. Community conversations will continue
to inform design refinements. 2027 Construction default Contact Us If you have any questions about
the Scarth Street Mall Revitalization Project, please email scarth@regina.ca. Follow our BeHeard
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Snow Route Program With no vehicles in the parking lane, a more thorough snow plow from curb to
curb can be achieved. This improves traffic flow along the road and helps make winter operations
more efficient. Snow routes in Regina cover 16 kilometres of our road network. The selected routes
are typically difficult for equipment to plow efficiently, largely due to on-street parking:
Winnipeg St - Ross Ave to Broadway Ave Victoria Ave - Pasqua St to Albert St Victoria Ave - Broad
St to Winnipeg St Toronto St - Victoria Ave to College Ave College Ave - Winnipeg St to Arcola Ave
Broadway Ave - Broad St to Park St 15th Ave - Elphinstone St to Winnipeg St 14th Ave - Toronto St
to Winnipeg St 14th Ave - Albert St to Halifax St 13th Ave - Broad St to Toronto St Snow route
locations are easily identified by blue signs with a white snowflake. View Map PDF Snow Route Map
Snow routes in Regina cover 16 kilometres of our road network. View Map PDF Declaring a Snow Route
Snow Routes are Declared: When snowfall has reached a minimum of 5 cm of snow By 3 p.m. the day
before parking bans are in effect Any day of the week When a snow route is declared, it means there
is no parking for a 24-hour period. Vehicles that remain on the snow route during the temporary
parking ban will be ticketed $120. Residents and businesses are free to return the following
morning if there has been no notification before 3 p.m. the day before, no matter what the weather
brings. For example, when a snow route is declared at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, that means there is no
parking on the route starting at 6 a.m. Wednesday until 6 a.m. Thursday. Residents are advised
through the Sweep&Plow app, email, phone, on our Facebook and Twitter pages and on the website.
If you have a parking permit through the Saskatchewan Abilities Council's Parking Program for
People with Disabilities, please contact us at 306-777-7000 to determine if we can work together to
find an alternative. Through our Winter Maintenance Policy, we complete activities such as snow
plowing, snow routes, ice control and manage the Snow Storage Site. ...
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discretionary use applications) On-going monitoring and reporting to
CMHC over the 20-year agreement timeline What is the housing need in Regina? Based on 2021 census
data, 23% of renter households in Regina are in core housing need. A household is considered to be
in core housing need if it falls below one or more of the adequacy, suitability or affordability
standards and would have to spend 30% or more of its before-tax income to access housing that meets
all three standards.
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sensitivities or allergies. To learn where and when the City is using pesticides around Regina,
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Facility Inspections
olume cooking operations, such as 24-hour cooking, charbroiling or wok cooking Quarterly Systems
serving moderate-volume cooking operations Semi-annually Systems
serving low-volume cooking operations, such as churches, day camps, seasonal business, or senior
centresAnnually striped Schedule for Inspection of Grease Build Up
(NFPA 96) Cleaning of Exhaust Systems Exhaust systems are required to be cleaned when an inspection
reveals the exhaust system is contaminated with deposits from grease-laden vapours. The cleaning of
the system is to be performed by a properly trained, qualified and certified company or person(s)
acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction. The primary focus of an inspection for cleanliness
is to establish whether the volume of grease buildup within the exhaust system warrants cleaning
and to determine whether adequate access is available throughout the exhaust system to remove it.
Hoods, grease removal devices, fans, ducts and other appurtenances should be cleaned to remove
combustible contaminants to a minimum of 50 microns (0.002 in.) Licensed Inspections To license a
new alternative family care home or daycare, you must complete a fire inspection. Alternative
Family Care Home If you are opening a new alternative family care home that requires a fire
inspection for licensing, you must first obtain a building permit from the City of Regina Building
Department. Once the Building Department has granted occupancy, schedule a fire inspection by
calling 306-777-7830. If you require an inspection for licensing purposes, you can request an
inspection by sending an email to FAST@regina.ca with your name, contact information and address of
location to be inspected. This request will be forwarded to the district Fire Inspector and they
will contact you to schedule a time. An existing alternative family care home (excluding daycares)
may require a sprinkler system due to the recent code changes. This depends on the number of
occupants and whether they are capable of self-preservation. Consult a design professional
(Architect, Engineer, Class 3 Building Official). All residential licensed facilities that do not
have a sprinkler system must meet the following minimum standards for sleeping room windows. These
standards are minimum standards, prescribed by the National Building Code. Each building owner and
licensed facility operator should conduct their own assessment, consulting a design professional if
appropriate, to determine whether windows that exceed the minimum standards should be installed to
ensure occupants can safely exit the facility in case of emergency Sleeping room windows must meet
.35m2 (3.7 ft2) in area with no dimension less than 380 mm (15”). The following are examples of
acceptable sleeping room window unobstructed openings. This minimum opening is to be measured when
the window is fully opened. There can be no obstructions in this opening. As a result, if the
window has a “scissor” style opening mechanism or other hinge system that obstructs the opening
does not meet the minimum standard. New window wells are required to have a minimum clearance of
760 mm (30”) from window to edge of window well. Below grade windows installed in sleeping rooms
should be designed to swing into the room. If they swing into the window well, the 760 mm (30”)
clearance required is from the edge of the opened window. If your window was installed prior to
2013 and your window well has clearance of 610 mm (24”) from window to edge of window well, you are
not required by the NBC to meet the 760 mm (30”) requirement. If your existing window well was
installed prior to 2013 and does it does not meet 610 mm (24”) minimum clearance requirement, it
will need to be brought up to the current code minimum standard of 760 mm (30”) requirement from
window to edge of window well. These standards are minimum standards. It is up to each owner to
determine whether larger window wells are required to ensure occupants can safely exit through the
window in the event of an emergency. Smoke alarms, emergency lighting, portable fire extinguishers
and fire drills should be tested and/or practiced monthly and recorded on a log for review at your
next fire inspection. Failure to conduct these tests and keep proper records could result in
prosecution and possible fine. Daycares If you are opening a daycare that will be licensed for more
than 12, you must first obtain a building permit from the City of Regina Building Department. Once
the Building Department has granted occupancy, schedule a fire inspection by calling 306-777-7830.
Smoke alarms, emergency lighting, portable fire extinguishers and fire drills should be tested
and/or practiced monthly and recorded on a log for review at your next fire inspection. Failure to
conduct these tests and keep proper records could result in prosecution and possible fines. ...
