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a residents with upgrades to a key corridor and the City’s water network. Residents can learn about these projects and all the 2025 major projects at Regina.ca/Construction. There is also now a video on this website showcasing what these projects will look like when they are finished. This season, the City continues to use many construction best practices to achieve its goals, including operating multiple crews at the same time and scheduling nighttime and weekend work whenever possible. Residents continue accessing tools to learn about the latest construction projects in their neighbourhoods. The planned construction map is being accessed frequently, with more than 3,000 visitors to Regina.ca/ConstructionMap since its launch in May. This map is updated daily, making it a valuable tool for residents to keep up with evolving construction projects. The 2025 construction season is in its final stretch, with most projects expected to be finished by the time the snow falls. During the remaining construction season, residents are reminded to plan ahead, slow down and drive safely within construction zones. Our construction workers are relying on you to help keep them safe.

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k Street Upgrade Project and the Water Network Expansion Project. Residents can learn more about these projects by clicking the project page links at Regina.ca/construction. The other two major construction projects will be launching later this construction season and more details about these majors will be shared closer to their start dates. More information about these major projects can be found on the accompanying backgrounder. “The City’s infrastructure is a top priority for our residents and that makes it a top priority for us,” said Kurtis Doney, Deputy City Manager, City Operations, “This construction season we’re making investments into better roads, improved water and wastewater systems, and enhanced parks and streetscapes.” As part of the 2025 construction season, the City has launched a construction map to help residents better understand construction happening in their neighbourhood. This map will provide up-to-date information about planned infrastructure improvements, including the type of project and expected construction start and end dates. Residents can view this map right now at Regina.ca/constructionmap. Residents are also reminded to plan ahead, slow down and drive safely. The City is committed to minimize disruptions for residents, including performing nighttime and weekend work whenever possible. For example, full Ring Road closures to support the Albert Street Overpass Upgrade Project will only happen on weekends to help minimize disruptions during the work week.

ttend via teleconference or in person. Citizens who want to address City Council on September 3, 2025 must register by completing the online form on Regina.ca/register to request to address City Council on these matters. The deadline to register is no later than 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 2, 2025. A written brief is required to present at a Council meeting. Find more information about presenting to Council and Committees on Regina.ca. If attending by teleconference you must also provide the telephone number you will be using to call into the meeting with, when registering. You will receive meeting details and instructions after you have confirmed your attendance for the meeting. Dated at the City of Regina, in the Province of Saskatchewan, this 23rd day of August 2025. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CONSIDER LONG-TERM DEBT FINANCING AND BORROWING BYLAW FOR THE WATER NETWORK EXPANSION PROJECT (previously known as the EASTERN PRESSURE SOLUTION PROJECT) AND UNFUNDED DEVELOPMENT CHARGE PROJECTS DEBT The City of Regina hereby gives notice, pursuant to sections 101 and 102 of The Cities Act and The Public Notice Policy Bylaw, Bylaw No. 2020-28

est in the EAIP. We're excited to support your waste management efforts. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at wastediversionservices@regina.ca. Thank you. noreply@regina.ca Steps to Apply for Multi-family Food and Yard Waste Funding Step 1: Submit a Project Proposal (this form) Multi-family Property Owners/Managers must submit a project proposal outlining their plan to implement a food and yard waste management service. Step 2: Receive Proposal Approval Wait for approval from the City. Once approved, the 90-day implementation period begins. Step 3: Implement Your Program Within 90 days of receiving proposal approval, implement the food and yard waste management program. Step 4: Submit a Funding Application After implementation, submit a funding application that includes: Proof of capital investment Receipts or invoices for approved items purchased Important Notes: Funding applications submitted after 90 days will not be accepted. If delays occur due to factors outside your control, you may submit a written request for an extension. Only one project proposal per property is permitted. The deadline to submit project proposals and funding applications is September 30, 2026. Programs must be fully implemented by July 1, 2026 to qualify for funding. Email Address:

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