Solar Panels
e City will review your application to ensure it meets all building, heritage, zoning, landscaping,
engineering, environmental, disposal, assessment, open space and
utility regulations and/or bylaws. Apply Online Once your application is approved, you will receive
an email advising you of the permit fee (be sure to check your junk mail folder). Payment can be
made online for eBuild customers, over the phone, or at the permit counter on the main floor of
City Hall. Please note, the permit is not issued until you have paid the fee. Once issued, the
applicable permits and approved drawings will be sent to you via email. Permit Fee $8 per $1000 of
the value of the work (minimum permit fee of $100) - Residential Permit Fee Calculation Form Permit
fees for the installation of solar panels are calculated based on construction value for the
structural upgrades. ...
Ward 8 Construction Projects
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Public Notice - 1176 Wascana Street
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PL202400225-1613 13th Avenue
Public Notice - 1613 13th Avenue
Swim for Life Aquatic Registration
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Household Hazardous Materials Depot
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City Centre Core Framework
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2024 Budget Highlights
by continuously improving service delivery, strengthening workplace culture, achieving long-term
financial sustainability, making decisions based on data and
strategic alignment, and ultimately achieving Mission Zero. The 2024 Budget includes: $840,000 for
Procurement Software System $300,000 for Work and Asset Management System $412,000 for Customer
Relationship Management Software Operational Excellence Utility Fund Highlight The 2024 Budget
includes $106 million in 2024 for infrastructure renewal, new construction, and maintenance of
Regina’s water, wastewater and stormwater systems. Regina’s Water Utility operates on a full
cost-recovery basis and ensures Regina residents enjoy safe and reliable water, wastewater and
drainage services. In 2024, utility customers will see a 3% increase to the base utility rate and
4% on the consumption-based utility rate. Changes to Utility Bill In 2022, City Council approved a
new approach to funding waste services such as garbage, recycling, food and yard waste collection.
These services will now be funded by a user fee on the utility bill, meaning garbage collection
will no longer be funded by property taxes. This portion of the mill rate will be removed from
property taxes and customers will see this new Waste Charge beginning January 1, 2024 Understanding
Your Taxes The City of Regina provides more than 60 services that residents depend on every day;
approximately 55% is funded through property taxes. In 2024, residents will see a 2.85% mill rate
increase. Civic Operations 3.18% Recreational Infrastructure Dedicated Mill Rate 0.5% Police
Operations 1.6% Eastern Pressure Solution Dedicated Mill Rate 0.63% Community Investment Grant
Program - Cold Weather Strategy 0.03% Mill Rate Increase before Garbage Collection Reduction 5.94%
Garbage Collection Reduction (3.09)% Total Mill Rate Increase 2.85% striped Mill Rate
Increase Breakdown Impact of 2024 Budget by Assessed House Value The table below describes the
monthly and annual impact of the 2024 budget, based on sample household values. These impacts
include the 2.85% mill rate increase to property taxes, the water rate increases (3 per cent on
base utility rates, and 4 per cent on the consumption rates) and the waste charges resulting from
the Food & Yard Waste Program. The Waste Charge on the Water & Waste Bill represents the
complete cost of garbage, recycling, food and yard waste collection services. Note that the charge
includes garbage collection which is no longer funded by property taxes. Examples Assessed Value
$100,000 $315,000 $500,000 $700,000 $900,000 Mill Rate Increase $1.77 $5.57 $8.84 $12.38 $15.91
Utility Rate Increase $5.70 $5.70 $5.70 $5.70 $5.70 Food & Yard Waste Program $8.52 $8.52 $8.52
$8.52 $8.52 Total Monthly Increase per Household $15.99 $19.79 $23.06 $26.60 $30.13 Assessed Value
$100,000 $315,000 $500,000 $700,000 $900,000 Mill Rate Increase $21.22 $66.84 $106.10 $148.53
$190.97 Utility Rate Increase $68.40 $68.40 $68.40 $68.40 $68.40 Food & Yard Waste Program
$102.24 $102.24 $102.24 $102.24 $102.24 Total Annual Increase per Household $191.86 $237.48 $276.74
$319.17 $361.61 striped View the breakdown of the budget by numbers. By the Numbers: $1.52 billion
- investment in infrastructure renewal over the next five years through both the General and
Utility Funds $882 million - for General Fund capital projects $637 million - for Utility Fund
capital projects 2.85 per cent – the mill rate increases in 2024, which consists of: 3.18 per cent
for civic operations 0.5% dedicated mill rate for the Recreation Infrastructure Program 1.6% for
the Regina Police Service (RPS) 0.63% dedicated mill rate for the eastern Pressure Solution -
Second Tank 0.03 for the Community Investment Grant Program - Cold Weather Strategy 3.09% reduction
as a result of moving garbage collection to fee funded on the Water & Waste Bill $5.57/month -
the added amount an average homeowner with a home assessed at $315,000 will pay for the proposed
mill rate increases 3.0% Base Utility rate increase and 4.0% Utility Consumption rate increase.
$14. ...
Boulevard Landscape Guidelines
View the regulations for landscaping your boulevard.
Route 24
Transit Route 24 - Airport to Cornwall Center.
Route 30
Transit Route 30 - University to Rochdale Express.
Route 5
Transit Route 5 - Uplands to Downtown.
