Foundation Repair
to covering Final Inspection - After fixtures are installed, prior to occupancy For more
information or to book an inspection, call 306-777-7551.Construction
cannot begin until the permit is issued. If work starts prior to issuing of a building permit, you
will be subject to a surcharge. Why do I need a permit? Provincial Legislation and City Bylaws hold
the property owner responsible for meeting building codes and regulations. Completing City of
Regina permits helps property owners comply with their responsibility to ensure buildings are safe,
habitable structures under Provincial Legislation. Residential Permit Fee Calculation Form Digital
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licable permits and approved drawings will be sent to you via email. Permit Timeline We aim to
process spray foam permits within 10 business days.Construction
cannot begin until the permit is issued. If work starts prior to issuing of a building permit, you
will be subject to a surcharge. Residential Permit Fee Calculation Form Digital Submission Security
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Boards, Committees & Commissions
rmation. Term Limit: 3 year Terms, limited to 3 Terms for Lifetime. Regina Appeal Board The Regina
Appeal Board hears appeals related to community standards and
property maintenance orders. It could also include appeals for the refusal/revocation of licenses
for taxis, tow trucks, vehicles for hire and body rub establishments. The adjudication process
includes hearings where the appellant and City Administration provide evidence and argue their case
before the Board. After the hearing, the Board provides its final written decision to all parties.
Estimated time: 3 to 5 hours/month Citizen Members: 5 Council Members: 0 Remuneration: Yes See more
details about Regina Appeal Board Elaine Gohlke, Council Officer P : (306) 777-7262 2476 Victoria
Ave PO Box 1790 Regina, SK S4P 3C8 Jacqueline Messer-Lepage P : (306) 777-7262 2476 Victoria Ave PO
Box 1790 Regina, SK S4P 3C8 Current Board Members: Marg Romanow Cassandra Byblow Jacqueline
Messer-Lepage Kyle McCreary Frank Kirkpatrick Kofo Oni The Regina Appeal Board hears appeals of
orders made respecting community standards and property maintenance.
It also reviews the refusal or revocation of licenses respecting taxis, vehicles for hire and body
rub establishments. Terms of Reference: hear appeals of orders made pursuant to section 328 of the
Act in accordance with section 329 of the Act, unless another appeal body is specifically
prescribed by bylaw; hear appeals of orders made pursuant to Bylaw 2008-48 - The Regina Property
Maintenance Bylaw in accordance with that bylaw and section 329 of the Act (including orders to
remedy property nuisances and orders to enforce property standards);
and review the refusal, suspension or revocation of licenses pursuant to Bylaw No. 2006-86 - The
Licensing Bylaw, after providing the applicant or licensee with an opportunity to be heard.
Delegated Authority: the Board may confirm, modify or repeal the order appealed from; or substitute
its own order or decision for the order being appealed from; where the Board reviews the refusal,
suspension or revocation of a license pursuant to Bylaw No. 2006- The Licensing Bylaw, the Board
may issue, reinstate, refuse, suspend or revoke the license in accordance with the provisions of
the Bylaw; may establish its own procedures. Preferred candidates will have experience in buildingconstruction or engineering; hearing appeals; or in meetings that
involve an adjudication process. The ability to assess information, understand and apply bylaws and
policies and make objective decisions is critical. Meeting Frequency: Thursday, Monthly Term Limit:
3 year Terms, unlimited number of Terms. Regina Downtown Business Improvement District Board
(RDBID) RDBID encourages the development of a vibrant and prosperous downtown by improving the
appearance and image of the district, promoting and marketing the district, and undertaking various
initiatives and projects that facilitate the ongoing rejuvenation and redevelopment. Estimated
time: 2 to 6 hours/month Citizen Members: 15 Council Members: 1 Remuneration: No See more details
about RDBID Judith Veresuk, Secretary P : (306) 359-7541 400E – 2201 11th Avenue Regina, SK S4P 0J8
Current Board Members: Lisa McIntyre Anna Gardikiotis Steve Tunison Kendra Wren The Board
encourages the development of a vibrant and prosperous downtown by improving the appearance and
image of the district, promoting and marketing the district, and undertaking various initiatives
and projects that facilitate the ongoing rejuvenation and redevelopment of the area. Note:
Positions will be filled by citizens who are electors of the city or are employed in the district.
Applicants should have experience in improving the district’s appearance and image, promoting and
marketing the redevelopment of the district. Maintaining publicly-owned lands, buildings and
structures in the district. Conducting any studies or preparing any designs that may help to
achieve the purposes of a downtown revitalization project. Terms of Reference: improving the
District’s appearance and image, promoting and marketing the District, and undertaking initiatives
and projects that facilitate the ongoing enhancement and redevelopment of the improving,
beautifying and maintaining publicly-owned lands, buildings and structures in the District, in
addition to any improvement, beautification or maintenance that is provided at the expenses of the
City acquiring, by purchase, lease or otherwise, any land and buildings in the District necessary
for its purposes and improve, beautify, maintain or dispose of that land and buildings maintaining
and improving any land in the District for use as parking, which land may subsequently be disposed
of by sale, lease, exchange or otherwise for public or private redevelopment for commercial
purposes at a price not less than its fair market value conducting any studies or preparing any
designs that may help to achieve this purpose contributing monies to the City for the purposes of a
downtown revitalization project nominates a member to the Mayor’s Task Force on Regina’s Future for
appointment by City Council Meeting Frequency: Various, Monthly Term Limit: 3 year Terms, unlimited
number of Terms. Regina Planning Commission The Regina Planning Commission advises and makes
recommendations to City Council regarding community development, including policies, programs and
services. This could include discretionary use applications, the designation of heritage properties
and districts, rail relocation matters, long-term planning items and policy and guidelines for the
naming of streets, City facilities and parks. Estimated time: 4 hours/month Citizen Members: 8
Council Members: 3 Remuneration: No See more details about Regina Planning Commission Tracey
Hendriks, Council Officer P : (306) 777-7262 2476 Victoria Ave PO Box 1790 Regina, SK S4P 3C8
George Tsiklis, Councillor P : (306) 777-7262 2476 Victoria Ave PO Box 1790 Regina, SK S4P 3C8
Current Board Members: Jordan Gasior Kathleen Wilson Maynard Sonntag Fred Hill Sharon Markesteyn
Dan Rashovich, Councillor George Tsiklis, Councillor John Aston Leah Morrigan Nicole Torgerson
Shobna Radons, Councillor The Commission advises and assists City Council with respect to all
matters pertaining to community planning and development. The Commission has the duties and powers
as set forth in The Planning and Development Act, 2007 and The Committee Bylaw, No. 2009-40. Terms
of Reference: advise and make recommendations to Council regarding City Planning & Development
policies, programs and services; review all discretionary use requests; make recommendations to
Council regarding the preservation, interpretation, development and designation of heritage
properties and heritage districts; consider and make recommendations to Council regarding rail
relocation matters; review and make recommendations to Council regarding items emanating from the
Committees that report to the Regina Planning Commission; consider and make recommendations to
Council for those items emanating from Developmental Engineering related to long term planning
items such as transportation planning; and consider and make recommendations to Council on all
consulting contracts over $500,000 related to the mandate of the Regina Planning Commission.
Delegated Authority: Pursuant to section 100 of The Cities Act, the Regina Planning Commission is
delegated the authority from Council to interpret and approve the policy and guidelines for names
of streets, city facilities and parks. Meeting Frequency: Tuesday, Monthly Term Limit: 3 year
Terms, unlimited number of Terms. Regina Public Library Board The Regina Public Library Board is
responsible for the general management, operations, regulations and control of public libraries and
sets policy for the management of the public libraries within the community. Estimated time: 3 to 5
hours/month Citizen Members: 7 Council Members: 1 Remuneration: Yes See more details about Regina
Public Library Board Hannah Sackville, Secretary P : (306) 777-6117 Current Board Members: Marj
Gavigan Cheryl Zankl Cindy Kobayashi Carly Romanow Chad Bachynski, Mayor Danae Lemieux David Froh,
Councillor Michael Redenbach Olajumoke Oni The Board is responsible for the operations of public
libraries and sets policy for the management of the Regina Public Library, as set out under The
Public Libraries Act, 1996. Term of Reference: The Board is responsible for the general management,
regulation and control of the Public Library. The Board may establish committees which are tied to
the Board’s core responsibilities and which support the work of the Board. Responsible for the
operation of the public libraries within the City of Regina. Committees will assist the Board by
preparing policy alternatives, identifying implications for Board deliberation, and monitoring
performance within its defined areas of responsibility. Composition: The Board consists of: six or
eight members, as determined by City Council, appointed by Council from among the resident electros
of the City of Regina. For more information, see RPL’s website: Leadership | Regina Public Library
Meeting Frequency: Regina Public Library has 5 or 6 Public Board meetings per year that run on
average approximately 2 hours each starting at 4:30pm. Each board member is required to serve as
well on the Strategic Planning Committee that meets when required. Currently, that is approximately
once per month for a 2-3 hours and we will also have half or full day sessions once or twice per
year on an as needed basis. These meetings are scheduled according to board availability. Board
members are also expected to serve on one or more additional committees, each of which meet 3-4
times per year for 1.5 hours. Term Limit: 2 year Terms, limited to 5 Consecutive Terms, then 1 year
break. Regina Warehouse Business Improvement District Board (RWBID) RWBID encourages the
development of a vibrant and prosperous Old Warehouse district by improving the area’s appearance
and image, promoting and marketing the area, and undertaking initiatives and projects that
facilitate the ongoing rejuvenation and redevelopment. Estimated time: 2 to 6 hours/month Citizen
Members: 10 Council Members: 1 Remuneration: No See more details about RWBID Secretary(RWBID) P :
(306) 585-3958 240-2300 Dewdney Ave Regina, SK S4R 1H5 Current Board Members: Jason Carlson Jeffrey
Boutilier The Board encourages the development of a vibrant and prosperous Old Warehouse district
by improving the area’s appearance and image, promoting and marketing the area, and undertaking
initiatives and projects that facilitate the ongoing rejuvenation and redevelopment of the area.
Applicants should have experience or knowledge in public and corporate relations, have technical
skills in financial and human resource management, networking/marketing initiatives and is
committed to see the growth in the Warehouse District. The Warehouse District is set to see
substantial growth in the coming years. Term of Reference: acquire, by purchase, lease or
otherwise, any real property for its purposes and improve, beautify and maintain that property.
promote the area as a business or shopping area. conduct any studies or prepare any designs that
may be necessary for the purposes of the above. setting the direction of the Warehouse Business
Improvement District, you will be a part of working groups that, in partnership with the staff,
will carry out direction set by the Board. members will be elected to one of five 1-year terms or
one of five 2-year terms. no member may hold a seat longer than four consecutive 2-year terms.
Meeting Frequency: Monthly Term Limit: 2 year Terms, limited to 4 Consecutive Terms, then 1 year
break. School Boards/City Council Liaison Committee (SBCCLC) See more details about SBCCLC Jen
Gentile,Council Officer P : (306) 777-7262 2476 Victoria Avenue PO Box 1790 REGINA, SK S4P 3C8
Terms of Reference: To discuss issues of mutual interest and concern to both parties. Meeting
Frequency: Semi- annually Term Limit: 3 year Terms, unlimited number of Terms. City Councillors
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