School Tax Designation For Corporation
Organizations can update their school tax declaration by completing the School Tax Designation For Corporations Form.
Extra-Municipal Servicing Information
Review the Extra-Municipal Servicing Information Sheet.
Body Rub Establishment Licences
s between the development permit application and the Body Rub Establishment licence application.
You can reach out to Service Regina at 306-777-7000, visit in-person
at 2476 Victoria Ave, Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. or Submit a Service Request online.
Body Rub Establishment English Brochure Body Rub Establishment Mandarin Brochure Body Rub
Establishment Licensing Bylaw Development Permits Zoning Bylaw
Parking Permits
ime limit within the block abutting the address indicated on the permit. Lost or stolen permits can
be replaced by paying the applicable fee. Apply: Visit City Hall at
2476 Victoria Avenue between 8 a.m. and 4:45 p.m., Monday to Friday (except holidays) to apply for
a Residential and/or Visitor Parking Permit. Make sure to bring your valid driver’s license and
vehicle registration, as well as proof of residency. Full-time Students Residential Parking:
Full-time students attending an educational institute in Regina are eligible to purchase a
residential parking permit where they reside by providing the following documents: Vehicle
registration; Student Registration Form or Student ID card; and Rental or Lease agreement.
Out-of-province students must provide a valid out-of-province vehicle registration as well as the
other documents identified above. Accessible Parking Permit The City of Regina is committed to
providing services for all residents, including people with disabilities. In 2010, City Council
established the Accessibility Advisory Committee to advise City Council and Administration on
access and other requirements for persons with disabilities. The Committee is comprised of citizens
representing the disability community and organizations that provide services to people with
disabilities. ...
Access to Information
Ways to Apply & Pay Complete the Access to Information Request Form and submit it to the
following: Access to Information Request Form In-personVisit City
Hall at 2476 Victoria Avenue. Business hours, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (excluding
holidays). Acceptable payments include cash, cheque and debit. Mail Send your cheque, made payable
to the City of Regina to: City of Regina Access and Privacy Team Office of the City Clerk PO Box
1790 2476 Victoria Avenue Regina SK S4P 3C8 After-hours Drop Box You can pay by cheque using the
24-hour payment drop box located at the front doors of City Hall. Please include the memo:
Attention Access & Privacy Team, Office of the City Clerk. Do not put cash payments in the drop
box. Phone 306-777-7262 If you have been provided with an access to information request number,
please quote it when making payment. Frequently Asked Questions Will the City release all the
information I request? The City may not be able to release certain information. If information is
not released, the City references the section of the Act applied to each exemption. If you are not
satisfied with the response, a Request for Review may be made to the Office of the Saskatchewan
Information and Privacy Commissioner within one calendar year. Will my responses be shared online?
Responses to access to information requests may be published to the City of Regina Open Data
website at the City’s discretion. Published requests may be made available on the Open Data website
a minimum of three business days following release of the records. Your identity as the applicant
is protected. What other resources are available? Office of the Saskatchewan Information and
Privacy CommissionerOpens in new window City of Regina Access to Information Policy Office of the
City Clerk Protection of Privacy
Portable Sign Guide
Read the Guide to Using Portable Signs to learn the regulations and standards for these types of signs.
Water Meter Upgrade Project
lain the process and examine the installation site to make sure there is enough space. If you have
any safety concerns regarding the COVID-19 virus, visit
neptunetg.com/safety to learn more. Meters in Inaccessible Locations In most cases, the main
shut-off valve is located in an unfinished area of the basement. However, there are some where the
water service is located behind drywall or panelling. After consulting with you, the technician
will neatly cut out a small section of drywall or panelling to gain access to the shutoff valve.
You may choose to cut this hole yourself, but we highly recommend allowing the trained technician
to do this. Once the meter is installed, you or the technician can cover the hole with a carpentry
access box. The hole must not be permanently covered to allow access to your meter for future
maintenance.
Installation Process
It’s important to clear the space around your shutoff valve. Follow the steps below to locate your
shut-off valve and prepare the space for the technician to work. To find your shutoff valve, look
for a pipe coming out of the floor. There should be a shutoff valve with a round or straight
handle. Check this valve to make sure it is operable. Please leave ample room for the installer to
work. Keep pets secured during the installation appointment. If the water meter upgrade takes place
during winter, please clear a path to the utility connections located outside the home. This is
typically the area that the technician will access to install the transmitter.
Prepare for the Install
Throughout the project, some properties will be randomly inspected to ensure project standards are
being consistently fulfilled by the contractor. The inspections will be carried out by Diameter
Services, the consultant managing this three-year project on behalf of the City. Inspections will
take place within one week of the upgrade and require approximately 15 minutes to complete. The
inspector will need to access the upgraded area. Every authorized Diameter Inspector will be in
uniform, carry photo ID, and the company logo will be on their vehicle. Should any upgrade fall
outside project standards, the Inspector will advise the resident and notify Neptune Technology
Group. A Neptune Technician will book an appointment with the utility customer to ensure the
standard is maintained. Installation Inspections eWater is a customer service tool for City of
Regina Water customers. Customers can access eWater on any device with an internet connection. View
and pay your City of Regina Water & Waste bill. Access water use information to help manage
household costs . Receive alerts for high water use. Set notifications of planned water outages.
Find water saving tips and recommendations. Register multiple utility accounts to manage the bills
for your home and/or business. Receive email payment reminders five days before your bill’s due
date.
eWater
Industrial, commercial, and institutional (ICI) properties are handled differently than residential
properties. Properties with large meters of 3” or greater: Are typically commercial or industrial
locations. Will be contacted by letter starting in August 2022 to book an appointment for a
technician to conduct a site survey of the water meter system before any upgrade work is performed.
The technician will need to access the site to collect information to determine future work and
material requirements. Depending on the complexity of the water system in the property, upgrades
will be scheduled accordingly. Properties with intermediate meters of 1.5” and 2”: Are typically
small businesses. Will be contacted by letter starting approximately April 2023 to book an
appointment for a technician to complete the water meter upgrade. Commercial and industrial
properties are not included in the Upgrade Schedule & Map. Industrial, Commercial &
Institutional Properties Upgrade Map & Schedule Project timelines are subject to change.
Legend: Water Meter Upgrade Schedule View Map Online Find out when water meter upgrades are
expected to take place in your ward. ...
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Building Report February 2020
View the Monthly Building Report for February 2020.
Building Report March 2020
View the Monthly Building Report for March 2020.
Follow-Up Report Snow Angels
The follow-up report for Snow Angels
