A listing of what the City of Moose Jaw department heads earned in compensation in 2020
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Despite being something some residents said they did not want to see while drawing up the official plan for South Hill an application was passed to allow the amalgamation or annexing of the two stockyards on South Hill because the present facilities are “grandfathered” under civic and provincial legislation.
The application is a step towards changing the Official Community Plan to allow residential and commercial development and reconstruction within a set distance of the stockyard operations.
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The spray park proposed for Regal Heights Park received approval as a municipal project from Executive Committee which will allow tax receipts to be issued for fundraising efforts by the Northwest Community Association.
The Association is planning to raise the $253,195.09 for the spray park and necessary landscaping with no contribution from City coffers.
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Executive Committee considered changes to the Procedural Bylaw which were touted as major improvements to citizen and delegations participating in Council meetings.
The ideas to better improve the Public’s public participation in Council meetings came out of a series of in-camera meetings held last Fall.
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If you are wondering where your 2021 property tax bill is do not panic the bill is set to be mailed out on June 25th with full payment required by July 31st so as not to be penalized. Those on tax payment plans continue unpenalized as before.
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A Councillor has asked an enquiry of the last ten years of the Accumulated Surplus.
We can provide part of the answer.
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A request from the Downtown business group to reduce the speed limit by 10 km/hr on Main Street North from 50 km/hr to 40 km/hr was not approved by Council.
But the request drew a lengthy and lively discussion from Council with two motions passed as part of movement to make Main Street safer and at the same time get residents and tourists alike to flock Downtown and spend money.
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After the accounts are becoming more finalized the razor thin $30,000 predicted surplus for the City has evaporated and is now replaced with an anticipated $194,000 deficit.
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Virtual meetings are something which have the potential of saving the City money but after an in-camera discussion Executive Committee managed to ensure they receive their per diems.
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The COVID - 19 pandemic was blamed for the major year over year jump in property tax arrears but it had one Councillor asking questions.
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For the second year in a row it looks like the accumulated surplus and not a surcharge for all commercial property owners will be used to cover losses on commercial property taxes appeals.
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Council agreed to a deal they believe will be fantastic for sports, activities and the city with Lloydminster based Golden Ticket Sports Inc they believe will not only be popular but also breathe new life and activities into the Hillcrest Sports Centre.
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A request to extend a maintenance order until October 1st by a property owner was denied but Council did approve an extension until July 15th with the opportunity for a potential further extension. It was all due to the hard work, desire and sincerity of the property owner to get the work done.
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Despite a resident asking Council to not approve or at least add design conditions the bylaw amendment to rezone a property from residential to commercial was approved.
The move will allow the development of a residential convenience store on Bradley Street.
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Council agreed to receive and file - approve - a pair of development appeals.
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A new on-line tool is being developed to give an accurate map of services available in Moose Jaw.
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Council approved accessibility upgrades to City facilities based upon a public survey whenever funding should become available.
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The briefs this meeting look at Acting Mayor Heather Eby, who was missing from Council and the reasons why, when street cleaning will start and Council appointments.
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It was a bit of a lengthy and sometimes confusing discussion but the infrastructure requirements necessary to bring water to the presently under construction SaskPower natural gas fired electrical generating plant were discussed at length as part of a change order request.
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The zero block of River Street West has gained a lot of notoriety during its’ life and now it is notoriously too narrow to allow the parking restrictions to be relaxed.
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