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Audit and Finance Full Agenda for November 27, 2025
Advisory - Major Occupancy Definitions
View the planning and development service advisory for major occupancy definitions.
Cemetery Tours Policy
View the Cemetery Tours Policy.
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off by crossing Wascana Creek and continuing south past Dewdney Avenue. More information about the
next stage of the project can be found by going to regina.ca/southwest A follow-up soil sampling program based on recommendations
from the initial site investigations, is being prepared for 2025 in Area 2 North (Figure 1) after
construction on the north side of A.E. Wilson Park is complete. Fences will remain in place to
protect the public after the construction project is complete until further environmental
investigations show specific areas are safe or remediation is completed. We apologize for any
inconvenience and thank you for your cooperation. If you have any questions, please contact Service
Regina at 306-777-7000 and note A.E. Wilson Park environmental conditions. Updated on December 2023
In April, the City advised homeowners about soil testing that was completed in the area northwest
of the Jack Hamilton Ice Arena within A.E. Wilson Park. The testing revealed soil impacts which
resulted in a portion of the park being fenced off. As promised, we are continuing to keep the
community and neighbours informed as we investigate the extent of the soil impacts and determine
the risk to the public. Additional investigations occurred across the park this summer including:
Shallow soil sampling using hand tools; A below-ground scan of the soil; Deeper soil sampling with
a backhoe and an environmental drill rig; Groundwater sampling; and Surface water and sediment
sampling of Wascana Creek. ...
Privacy
forward it to: City of Regina Access & Privacy Team Office of the City Clerk PO Box 1790 2476
Victoria Avenue Regina, SK S4P 3C8 Email: lafoip@regina.ca Phone:
307-777-7262 Fax: 306-777-6809 Other Resources Saskatchewan Office of the Information and Privacy
Commissioner City of Regina Privacy Policy Access to Information Contact Us Terms of Use
Cart Swap Request
s. If you wish to add an additional cart to your account or if your cart is not functional due to
cart damage, please contact Service Regina. noreply@regina.ca *If
you have previously submitted a cart exchange request, we have you on our list! Please do not
submit another request. On January 1, 2026, the waste fee on the utility bill will be based on the
size of garbage cart. The rate as of January 1, 2026 is set as follows: 240 litre - $0.41/day or
$149.65/year 360 litre - $0.66/day or $240.90/year This charge includes the costs associated with
the collection and processing of the food and yard waste cart (240 litres), the recycling cart (360
litre) and your chosen size of garbage cart. To request a different size of garbage cart (smaller
or larger), add an additional cart to your account or if your cart is not functional due to damage,
please contact Service Regina at 306-777-7000 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Requests
for a smaller garbage cart: The current projected timeline for a smaller garbage cart is Fall of
2024 Wait times to receive your new cart depend on request volumes, weather and cart supply.
Exchange requests will be accepted year-round; however, Cart exchanges during the winter are
subject to weather conditions, which can lead to extended delays. Cart exchanges are managed by a
different team after the collection unit has emptied your cart on the scheduled waste day. To
ensure the exchange is completed, please leave your cart out until 3 p.m. on collection days until
the exchange is completed. Please note: If you have requested a smaller cart, you will be charged
for the smaller cart even if you haven’t yet received it. It could take up to 14 days for your
utility account to be updated. Requests for a larger garbage cart: Wait times to receive your new
cart depend on request volumes, weather and cart supply. Exchange requests will be accepted and
completed year-round. Please note: If you have requested a larger cart, you will not be charged the
higher rate until you have received your larger cart. It could take up to 14 days for your utility
account to be updated. Cart exchanges are managed by a different team after the collection unit has
emptied your cart on the scheduled waste day. To ensure the exchange is completed, please leave
your cart out until 3 p.m. on collection days until the exchange is completed. ...
New Commercial, Industrial, Institutional, Mixed Use Buildings and Additions
th various transportation, water (potable, storm, and waste), environmental and geotechnical
technical standards. (Comments sent from technicalreview@regina.ca)
Stage 2: Building Standards Review Reviewed on all applications: Building Standards &
Inspections reviews for compliance with: National Building Code Building Bylaw Construction Codes
Act/Regulations Mechanical & Plumbing Standards. Comments sent from two separate reviewers:
Building Safety, Structural and Accessibility Mechanical/Plumbing Additional Health and Fire Code
Reviews: Regina Fire and Protective Services (fire department) and the Saskatchewan Ministry of
Health may be required to review depending on the application type. Regina Fire & Protective
Services (fire department) typically reviews applications to ensure compliance with the National
Fire Code and NFPA standards that include: High hazard occupancy (F1) Spray coating operations
Under/above ground fuel storage tank installation or removal Distilleries Tire storage Other as
required Information on building permit requirements for fire alarm systems The Saskatchewan
Ministry of Health may review applications to ensure compliance with health regulations. It is the
responsibility of the legal landowner to comply with these regulations. The Saskatchewan Ministry
of Health can be reached directly at 306-766-7755. Stage 3: Application Approval Reviewed on all
applications: Customer is notified of review completion Fee is collected Building Permit is
approved and issued Work may commence with inspections to follow For more information, call Service
Regina at 306-777-7000. Permit Process Major Occupancy Definitions Building Permit Requirements for
Fire Alarms Formatting standards When a Professional Designer is Required Commercial Phased Permits
Integrated Systems Testing (CAN/ULC-S1001) Door Hardware and Magnetic Lock Requirements Modular
Buildings Commercial Information Package Crawlspace and Attic Safety Requirements House to
Commercial Duct Wrap Digital Submission Security Requirements Barrier Free Design Guide
