regular council - 21 oct 2019
TRANSCRIPT
Agenda
Regular Council Meeting
Monday October 21 2019 700 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER
The Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
3 ADOPTION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
31
October 7 2019 - Regular Council
Regular Council - 07 Oct 2019 Minutes - Unadopted 32
October 10 2019 - Committee of the Whole
Committee of the Whole - 10 Oct 2019 Minutes - Unadopted 33
October 15 2019 - Organizational
Organizational - 15 Oct 2019 Minutes - Unadopted
4 PUBLIC HEARINGS DELEGATIONS
5 OLD BUSINESS
6 ADMINISTRATION REPORTS
61
CAO Report
62 Department Report - Lynn Smid Director of FCSS - Pdf 63 Department Report - Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services - Pdf 64 Department Report - Trevor Kotowich Municipal Enforcement - Pdf
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65 Department Report - Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective Services - Pdf 66 Department Report - Rod Griffiths Director of Finance - Pdf 67 Department Report - Harvey Smyl Director of Parks amp Recreation - Pdf 68 Department Report - Steven Jeffrey Director of Public Works - Pdf 69 Department Report - Bert Pruneau Director of Utilities - Pdf
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
71
Residential Disabled Parking Sign
RFD Residential Disabled Parking Sign - Pdf 72
Proposed Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning of Lot 1 Block 36 Plan 1123632 from Residential Distrct (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2) - 1st Reading
RFD Proposed Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning of Lot 1 Block 36 Plan 1123632 from Residential District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2) - 1st Reading - Pdf
73 Questica Budgeting Software
RFD Questica Budgeting Software - Pdf 74
Short Term Disability Policy
RFD Short Term Disability Policy - Pdf 75
Funding for display case in Clancy arena for hockey and skating memorabilia
RFD Funding for display case in Clancy arena for hockey and skating memorabilia - Pdf
8 BRIEFINGS
81
September 2019 Detailed Variance Report
September 2019 Detailed Variance Report 82
September 2019 Summary Variance Report
September 2019 Summary Variance Report
9 COUNCILLOR REPORTS
10 CORRESPONDENCE REQUIRING ACTION
101
2019 Northeast Alberta Karate Championships - November 2 2019
2019 Northeast Alberta Karate Championships - November 2 2019
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102
Northern Lights Library System- 2020 Budget
Northern Lights Library System- 2020 Budget 103
Scan Unit- Information
httpswwwalbertacareport-suspicious-propertyaspx 104
Royal Canadian Legion St Paul Branch 100 - Flag Raising Ceremony - October 25 2019
Royal Canadian Legion St Paul Branch 100 - Flag Raising Ceremony - October 25 2019
11 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
111
Go East Save the Date - Special Meeting amp Dinner - November 8 2019
Save the Date 2019 Go East Special Meeting Dinner - November 8 2019 112
2019 SPERD Local Scholarship Presentation
2019 SPERD Local Scholarship Presentation
12 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
The closed meeting session information is distributed to each Council member (on yellow paper) for discussion at the meeting Section 197 Public Presence at meetings of the Municipal Government Act dictates when Council may close part of their meetings to the public
13 ADJOURNMENT
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
Minutes
Regular Council Meeting
Monday October 7 2019 700 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 700 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Maureen Miller Mayor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Brad Eamon Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Gary Ward Councillor
Tyson deMoissac Councillor
REGRETS
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective ServicesFire Chief (in part)
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
Janice Huser St Paul Journal
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 October 7 2019 Regular Council Agenda
CM201910071001 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac to approve the October 7 2019 Regular Council meeting Agenda as amended
71 RFD - Purchase of New Patrol Vehicle
78 RFD - Towns contribution to CAP Ice Plant Upgrade
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 31
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
79 RFD - Timing of Main Street Traffic Lights
710 Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
101 2019 Walk of Hope
121-123 - Closed Meeting Session
CARRIED
3 ADOPTION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
31 September 23 2019 - Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071002 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the September 23 2019 Regular Council Meeting Minutes as presented
CARRIED
5 OLD BUSINESS 51 Nil
6 ADMINISTRATION REPORTS
61 CAO Report
CM201910071003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council accept the Chief Administrative Officers Report as information
CARRIED
62 Emergency Management and OHS Monthly Update - October 2019
CM201910071004 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council accept the Emergency Management and OHS Monthly Newsletter Update as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
71 Purchase of new Patrol Vehicle-Municipal Enforcement
CM201910071005 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the recommended plan to purchase a new patrol vehicle for St Paul Municipal Enforcement which will be off-set from the existing 2019 Capital Budget
CARRIED
72 Community Grant Funding Request under CS1200-03 Community Funding and Support Request
6CM201910071006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council grant a $100000 cash donation to the St Paul Regional High Schools Golf Teams for the Alberta School Athletics Association (ASAA) Provincials that was held on September 23 to 24 2019 in Red Deer AB
CARRIED
73 Letter from St Paul Senior Citizens Centre
CM201910071007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council contribute $250000 to the St Paul Seniors Centre located at 4809-47 Avenue for the furnace replacement as the building is owned by Town of St Paul
CARRIED
74 RMA Fall 2019 Convention
CM201910071008 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council approve Mayor Millers attendance and related expenses for the RMA Fall 2019 Convention being held on November 12 to November 15 2019 in Edmonton AB
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
75 Planting of Trees Golf Course
CM201910071009 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the Golf Course Maintenance Plan on Hole 16 for the planting of trees as presented
CARRIED
76 Bylaw 2019-09 Debenture Borrowing Bylaw
CM201910071010 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Bylaw 2019-09 being the Borrowing Bylaw of $55000000 for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant be given first reading this 7th day of October 2019
CARRIED
77 Request to Adjust Utility Invoice Account 113505
CM201910071011 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the request to credit Utility Account 113505 in the amount of $202727
DEFEATED
4 PUBLIC HEARINGS DELEGATIONS
41 730 pm St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative - Marianne Janke amp Linda Sallstrom
Mrs Marianne Janke and Mrs Linda Sallstrom were present to discuss the newly formed St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative The Committees intent is to work collaboratively to develop the St Paul Elk Point region as a vibrant and welcoming tourism centre in the Lakeland to support the retention and expansion of existing businesses and to encourage tourism entrepreneurship
Mayor Maureen Miller thanked the delegation for their presentation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
78 Addition - Towns contribution to CAP Ice plant upgrade
CM201910071012 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council authorize a $5000000 commitment to the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant from the 2020 Operating Budget
CARRIED
79 Addition - Timing of main street traffic lights
CM201910071013 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council authorize Administration to write a letter to the appropriate person in Transportation asking for a fix to be scheduled for the timing of the Main Street Traffic lights
CARRIED
710 Addition - Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
CM201910071014 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council authorize Administration to write a letter of support for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s ice plant replacement on behalf of the Town of St Paul for their Community Facility Enhancement Project (CFEP) Grant
CARRIED
8 BRIEFINGS 81 Nil
9 COUNCILLOR REPORTS
91 A copy of the detailed reports are attached as reference Councillor Reports for October 7 2019
CM201910071015 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council accept all Councillor Reports as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
10 CORRESPONDENCE REQUIRING ACTION
101 Addition - 2019 Walk of Hope Invitation
11 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
111 Letter from Alberta Transportation - Funding regarding Upgrade Runway Lighting Project
112 Thank You Letter 2019 Terry Fox Run
12 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
121 Business - Section 16 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
122 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
123 Residential Land - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Aline Brousseau Recording SecretaryDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services to provide administrative support
CM201910071016 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 834 pm
CARRIED
CM201910071017 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council return to open meeting at 854 pm to allow the return of the public
CARRIED
CM201910071018 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that the meeting resume with the public present at 857 pm
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
13 ADJOURNMENT 131 October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071019 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel to adjourn the October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting at 857 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Boisvert
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 5 Oct 7 Oct 7
Attended the AUMA conference in Edmonton Assisted the Firemen with cooking on their open house Attended the Muni-Corr Meeting with Mayor Miller Attended the Marketing Meeting with Councillor Eamon
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Taylor
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25 Sept 26 Sept 27 Sept 28 Oct 3 Oct 5
AUMA Convention How to make friends and Influence Government Looking after Taxpayers Ethic and Conflict AUMA Convention Moving towards Extended Producer Responsibility AUMA Convention Dedication to ldquo21 Strandsrdquo Monument at Legacy park Economic Partnership Summit Networking Event Fire Department Open House
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DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Eamon
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 October 5th
October 7th
AUMA Conference with council and CAO Attended exploring the intersection of mental health addictions and crime Strong partnerships build strong communities RCMP meeting Address from the minister of municipal affairs and dialogue sessions with provincial ministers Attended the Fire Department open house Marketing Committee Meeting
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Noel
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 2nd
Attended AUMA conference in Edmonton taking in many sessions and attended the private meeting with the RCMP Attended the Airport meeting held at the Airport
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Ward
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 1
Attended AUMA Conference in Edmonton Attended the Internment Ceremony at Lagasse Park with Mayor Miller and Councillor Taylor Attended the Champions For Change Downtown Meeting
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY Councillor deMoissac
REPORT
Date Event DescriptionDetails
Sept 25-27
Attended AUMA with all of council and CAO
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Mayor Miller
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails (Month-Day) Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 2 Oct 2 Oct 5 Oct 7
AUMA Convention with Council and CAO Attended meeting with RCMP Senior Officers Logical Strategic Planning How to present your message to media Address from the Minister of Municipal Affairs as well as Dialogue with Provincial Ministers AUMA AGM St Paul Internment Dedication with Counsellors Ward and Taylor Tour of waste water and water treatments centres with Director Pruneau Meeting with Lakeland Connect Agenda Review Attended the St Paul Fire Department Open House NE Muni-Corr
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
Minutes
Committee of the Whole Meeting
Thursday October 10 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 600 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Brad Eamon Councillor
Maureen Miller Mayor
Gary Ward Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
Sarah Burton Executive Assistant
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Agenda
COW201910101001 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor to approve the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting Agenda as amended
71 Land
72 Personnel
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
3 DELEGATIONS 31 620 pm Peter Dulaba - Property Concerns
Mr Peter Dulaba was present to bring forward his concerns regarding various thefts and break and entries on his property
Mayor Miller thanked the delegate for his presentation
4 OLD BUSINESS 41 Nil
5 NEW BUSINESS 51 Utility Concerns Landlord amp Tenant
Council discussed concerns brought forward as well as current procedures in placeregarding landlords tenants and utility accounts Administration will respond by letter to the individuals concerns
52 Recognition Signs
Administration will gather options on repurposing the recognition signs at the East and West end corridors of the Town and bring forward to the Regular Council Meeting on October 21 2019
6 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
61 Jumpstart Program -Local Update
Council accepted the Jumpstart Program update as information
7 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
71 Land - Section 16 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
72 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
COW201910101002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 641 pm
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Sarah Burton Recording SecretaryExecutive Assistant to provide administrative support
COW201910101003 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council return to open meeting at 739 pm
CARRIED
8 ADJOURNMENT 81 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
COW201910101004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to adjourn the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting at 740 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Sarah Burton Recording Secretary
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
Minutes
Organizational Meeting
Tuesday October 15 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 700 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Maureen Miller Mayor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Brad Eamon Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Gary Ward Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
Rushanthi Kesunathan St Paul Journal
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 Adoption of October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting Agenda
OM201910151001 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the October 15 2019 Meeting agenda as presented
CARRIED
3 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
31 C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy (Draft)
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council approve the C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy as presented
CARRIED
32 HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy (New - Draft)
OM201910151003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy as presented
CARRIED
33 Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting)
OM201910151004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Administration select a suitable date and time for the Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting) once the audited financial statements are completed and the Towns auditor and Council are available
CARRIED
34 Appointment of Solicitor
OM201910151005 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council appoint Brownlee LLP and Reynolds Mirth Richards amp Farmer LLP as the Town of St Paulrsquos solicitors
CARRIED
35 Appointment of Auditors
OM201910151006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council appoint JMD Group LLP Chartered Accountants as the Town of St Pauls auditors
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
36 2020 Calendar 2020 Council Calendar
OM201910151007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the 2020 calendar as amended
bull that the August 24 2020 Regular Council Meeting be cancelled
CARRIED
37 Bylaw 1219 Procedural Bylaw
OM201910151008 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council direct Administration to review the procedural bylaw and bring back any proposed changes to Council for review at a future Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
38 Committee Listing Representatives
OM201910151009 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council approve the following changesupdates to the 20192020 Committee Listing
bull Albertas Lakeland Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) or Travel Lakeland from Councillor Brad Eamon to Councillor Ron Boisvert and Mayor Maureen Miller as Alternate
bull Fire Protection from Councillor Gary Ward to Councillor Ron Boisvert
bull Intermunicipal Council Committee (ICC) - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Councillor Gary Ward
bull Lakeland Communities Health Advisory Council - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Mayor Maureen Miller
bull Marketing Committee Councillor Eamon and Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
bull Parks amp Recreation Board from Councillor Ron Boisvert to Councillor Gary Ward until October 18 2021 and Councillor deMoissac until October 18 2021
bull Remove the Regional Joint Health amp Safety Committee from the Committee listing as this is an internal operation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
bull St Paul and Area Tourism Initiative Committee - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon
bull Waste Transfer amp Recycling Station Committee Councillor Taylor and Councillor Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
CARRIED
4 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
5 ADJOURNMENT 51 October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151010 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon to adjourn the October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting at 648 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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2020 Calendar Legend
Office Closed Statutory Holidays (red text)Civic Holidays (Office Closed) - S 56 of the MGARegular Council Meetings (700 pm)Committee of The Whole (600 pm)Regular Council Committee of the Whole Meeting cancelled
Last Updated October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting (600 pm)Approved by Council October 15 2019 Conference Convention Trade Show Centerfield FireCouncil Resolution Number OM201910151007 Other Town Events amp FCSS are listed below each month with an
January February MarchS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 8 9 10 11 12 13 1419 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15 16 17 18 19 20 2126 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 311 Board Leadership Workshop Mar 2-Apr 29 Volunteer Income Tax Program
1 New Years Day 17 Family Day Shiverfest 16-18 Spring RMA Convention27 Pink Shirt Day
April May JuneS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 65 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 2019 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 2726 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30
3110 Good Friday 13 Easter Monday 12-14 Clothing Exchange 4-7 FCM Conference (Toronto ON)18 Fire Dept 75th Anniversary Spring Ball 18 Victoria Day 12-14 Centerfield Music Festival17-19 Tradeshow (Sherwood Park AB) 26 26th Annual Walk of Friendship24-26 Tradeshow (Fort MuMurray AB)27-29 CPAA Conference (Red Deer AB)
July August SeptemberS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 55 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 1919 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 2626 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 311 Canada Day 3 Heritage Day 7 Labour Day 6-9 Camp Sunshine 31 Rodeo Kick Off Supper 23-25 AUMA Convention (Calgary AB)
October November December S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 54 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 1918 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 2625 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 27 28 29 30 31
3 St Paul Fire Department Open House 11 Remembrance Day 5 A Community Christmas - Tree Lighting6-8 Clothing Exchange 2-5 Fall RMA Convention 25 Christmas Day12 Thanksgiving 28-29 Civic Holidays (Office Closed)24-26 ARPA Conference30 Safe amp Sweet Halloween
Note(s) Deputy Mayor Appointments ScheduleThe meetings of Council will be held at the Town Hall (5101-50 Street) unless otherwise posted Councillor Eamon November 1 2019 to June 30 2020As per S 194 of the Municipal Government Act (MGA) Special Meetings of Council are held with Councillor Taylor July 1 2020 to February 28 2021no notice to the public due to their timing and nature of the issue (emergent issue)All meeting of Council are held in public unless Council moves into closed meeting (S 197 of MGA)
2020
2020
2020 2020
2020 2020
2020 2020 2020
2020 20202020
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Lynn Smid Director of FCSS Where we were
bull Indigenous Liaison Worker has been hired Judy Moosewah formerly with (Saddle Lake Boys amp Girls Club) will begin work with us on October 15 2019
bull Janet Singcol ndash our coordinator for Cradle to Crayon Coalition has resigned due to a workplace injury sustained at her other employment Her replacement is retired teacher Elizabeth Poitras
bull FASD Suicide Prevention and Alzheimerrsquos Awareness Days were well received by the community and several individuals thanked us for the information provided at Giant Tiger for Alzheimer support
bull 10 vehicles had their car seats checked on October 19th parents were grateful to have hands on accurate information
bull 883 individuals came through the doors of the Parent Link Clothing Exchange this year We had 25 volunteers who gave 151 hours of their time to make this event possible
bull Seniors Information Session was held at Reunion Station on October 9th 22 seniors attended to learn about provincial assistance programs and the ldquoSeniors without wallsrdquo program through Primary Care Network
Where we are
bull Advertising for St Paul Youth Council Mobile Escape room ndash October 31st 630-1030pm at the Recreation Center Tickets can be purchased at FCSS or the Library for $10 per room
bull Volunteer Banner Letters have been sent out along with a mock up of the new banners bull Promoting Snow Angels Program bull Accepting donations for Safe amp Sweet and planning for event
Where we are going
bull 2020-2023 Budget work bull Grant writing Course in Camrose ndash November 20th bull National Childs Day Planning bull Community Christmas Planning amp Tree Lighting for December 7th
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 62
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Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services Where we were
bull Working on projects budgeted in 2019 Hwy PlanStructure AreaPark Industrial 29881 fromcomments for waitingare We AlbertaTransportation to see if they require a Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) I have been unable to gain any input from their department I will continue to follow up with this Municipal Development Plan (MDP) Update if necessary to be consistent with the Land Use Bylaw (LUB) As well on my list of items to do is to prepare a draft bylaw for the Area Structure Plan process requirements Land Use Bylaw (LUB) Update Project launch was on March 1st Administration is working with ISL to revise the document into plain language text that can be easily interpreted by all
bull Preparation with CAO on the Organizational Meeting Agenda Where we are
bull Updating our Quality Management Plan (QMP) bull Inputting 2018 and 2019 safety codes permits and 2019 development permits into GIS This step
will help us daily with inquiries from the publicstaff on issued permits bull Working a rezoning application for this same meeting
Where we are going
bull Contacting owners for older safety codes permits (buildingelectricalplumbinggas) that still require inspections
bull Attached is the current 2019 Development Permit Listing to date We currently have received 50 applications this year At this time last year we had received 48 applications Inquiries for SeptOct have been a little slower
bull Working on Committee listing and updating membership per the annual Organizational Meeting
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2019 Development Permit No Roll Proposed Development
Permitted Use Discretionary Use Zoning Received Date (COMPLETE) File Acceptance Ltr 20 Day Complete Incomplete Ltr Issue Date Status Time to Issue Permit
DP 001-19 1781 Signage P C2 January 17 2019 January 21 2019 January 23 2019 January 23 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 002-19 331332 Signage P C1 January 18 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 003-19 1081 Minor Home Occupation P R2 January 23 2019 January 24 2019 January 29 2019 January 29 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 004-19 889 Eating Establishment P C1 February 5 2019 February 5 2019 February 6 2019 February 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 005-19 2435 Temporary Gas BarSign P C2 March 6 2019 March 14 2019 March 18 2019 March 18 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 006-19 199 Family Care Facility D R2 March 7 2019 na na na Withdrawn naDP 007-19 48 Commercial P C2 March 4 2019 March 14 2019 March 19 2019 April 8 2019 Issued 25 business daysDP 008-19 649 Fence amp Garage P R2 March 18 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 009-19 2806 Cannabis Facility D M May 1 2019 April 16 2019 May 23 2019 June 12 2019 Issued MPC 29 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 010-19 176 Driveway P R2 April 1 2019 na Exempt from DP April 5 2019 Exempt naDP 011-19 2814 Personal Service Facility P C1 April 16 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 Issued 6 business daysDP 012-19 993 Fence P R2 April 3 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 013-19 1087 Fence P R2 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 Issued same dayDP 014-19 2473 Deck extension P R1A April 23 2019 April 26 2019 May 3 2019 May 3 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 015-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 April 23 2019 May 3 2019 Refused May 23 2019 MPC naDP 016-19 1846 Fence P R2 May 3 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 017-19 869 Fence P R2 May 6 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 018-19 2847 Retail Store (Vape) amp 1 sign P C1 May 27 2019 May 22 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 019-19 1831 Signage P C1 May 16 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 020-19 2606 Patio P R2 May 17 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 021-19 356 Addition to Commercial BldgSigns P M June 18 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 022-19 1923 Fence Decorative P R1 May 23 2019 na Exempt from DP May 28 2019 Exempt NADP 023-19 134 Signage P C1 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 024-19 143701 Fence P R2 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 Issued same dayDP 025-19 2272 Fence P I June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 Issued same dayDP 026-19 353 Demolition of Dwelling P R2 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 027-19 2651 Fence P R3 June 13 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 028-19 42 Addition to Existing Dwelling P R2 June 7 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 029-19 1456 Fence P R1 June 7 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 030-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 WithdrawnDP 031-19 2148 Fence P R2 June 18 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 032-19 52 Retail Store (Vape) amp 2 signs P C2 June 20 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 033-19 2644 Telecommunications Tower D C1 June 20 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 034-19 2538 Fence P R1A June 27 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 035-19 832 Barber Shop P C1 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 Issued same dayDP 036-19 1938 Proposed Roof over existing deck P R2 July 3 2019 na Exempt from DP July 11 2019 Exempt NADP 037-19 889 Signage P C1 July 5 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 038-19 704 Private Child Care P R2 July 2 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 18 business daysDP 039-19 1610 Deck amp addition to existing dwelling P R2 July 23 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 040-19 2329 Covered Deck P R2 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 31 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 041-19 2389 Addition to existing shop P CD July 31 2019 August 19 2019 August 19 2019 September 9 2019 Issued Council - issued September 9 2019DP 042-19 1452 Covered Deck P R1 July 31 2019 July 31 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 043-19 1900 New Deck P R2 August 2 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 044-19 2462 SFD w att garage amp decks P R1A August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 Issued same dayDP 045-19 220 Pharmacy amp Signage P C2 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 Issued same dayDP 046-19 2067 Relocation of business P C2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 047-19 2030 New Deck P R2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 18 2019 September 18 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 048-19 2102 New Dealership amp Signage P C2 October 7 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 049-19 1535 Fence P R2 September 23 2019 October 2 2019 October 4 2019 October 4 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 050-19 662 Demolition of Dwelling P UR October 7 2019
Last Updated October 15 2019
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Trevor Kotowich Municipal Enforcement Where we were
bull On September 27 CPO Stevens attended Indigenous Training at Blue Quills University bull SPME along with Commercial Vehicle Enforcement conducted a joint operation targeting
dangerous goods bull Complaints received from SPECS regarding speeding vehicles during student pickup times No
violations in this zone have been observed by either Officer yet bull September 2019 stats attached
Where we are
bull We have seen an increase in animal at large complaints bull I have been working on a replacement strategy for our 2013 patrol vehicle bull CPOs continue to conduct proactive patrols around the community
Where we are going
bull As we get ready for the winter weather to arrive SPME will be reminding residents of the snow-removal bylaw
bull I have received a number of visibility concerns at intersections from SPERD and their bus drivers Together with PW Manager we will address these concerns shortly
bull November Bylaw Education Enforcement Program (BEEP) will focus on snow removal from sidewalks and use of seat-belts
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 64
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Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective Services Where we were
bull On Saturday October 5th we hosted our Fire Prevention Week Open House Thank you to all Council members who attended and Councillor Ron Boisvert for volunteering to BBQ
bull School fire drills were conducted on October 8th bull DC Thomson wrapped up his school bus safety lessons for the year SPECS saw 325 students
with Glen Avon having over 500 Where we are
bull Our members are out in the community selling our 2020 calendars Thank you to everyone who continues to support our cause All monies raised go directly back into training and equipping our members
bull I am continuing to work on our 2020 operating budget bull A number of repairs were conducted by DC Thomson on our apparatus including replacing a
primer pump on an engine This repair would have had to been otherwise outsourced costing a significant amount of money and down time
Where we are going
bull On November 1st our tickets for our Spring Ball Anniversary celebration go on sale If early indications are correct the event will be sold-out rather quickly
bull Fire Services led by DC Thomson will be conducting fire extinguisher training for the County PW staff on November 1st
bull October 30th myself and DC Thomson will be attending a Wildfire Management meeting in Smoky Lake
bull Our final regional fire training course for the year is on November 1-319
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Rod Griffiths Director of Finance Where we were
bull Reviewing the Towns 2019 Capital Budget changes and project deferrals with regard to our 2019 MSI (Capital) funding
bull Cleaning up a few small posting errors in the GL (both budget and actuals) prior to preparing the September Budget Variance reports for Council
Where we are
bull Completing our annual Insurance Renewal Questionnaire In general property insurance premiums will be seeing a significant increase due to both the size and frequency of weather related events and damages Hopefully the Alberta Municipal Insurance Exchange (through AUMA) will help mitigate the impact on our 2020 property insurance premiums
bull Our HR Coordinator is working towards the November 1st switch to our new Benefit Plan provider
bull Department Heads are preparing 10 year vehicle and equipment replacement plans as the first step towards preparing the Towns first Five Year Capital Plan for 2020
Where we are going
bull Installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Fixed Assets (Town staff will be preparing our Tangible Capital Asset schedules this year instead of the auditor)
bull Following that we will be installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Project Costing for implementation Jan1 2020 This module will allow the Town to better track public works project costs as well as being able to assign operating costs to specific vehicles and pieces of equipment
bull Both of these software modules will be able to capture additional information for use in the Towns Municipal Asset Management Program and GIS system
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Harvey Smyl Director of Parks amp Recreation Where we were
bull The Aquatic Centre was closed most of September for our annual general maintenance and is in full operation now
bull The Clancy and CAP Arena are both now open and running bull We have winterized the Irrigation System at Spray Park Overnight Campground Baseball
building Iron Horse Campground and Soccer Fields Soccer pitches and ball diamonds have been aerated and sprayed
Where we are
bull Closing of the Tourism Center and Iron Horse Trail Campground for the Winter Season bull The Golf Course will be closed as of Sunday October 21 Season ending maintenance will
continue for another couple of weeks Planting of trees on Hole 16 between Fairway and homes should be done by end of October
bull Working with Municipal Enforcement on Parking and Camping restriction signage for Town Parks and Facilities
Where we are going
bull We are doing year end inventory at the Pro Shop and Real Joly will be attending the PGA Buymart Golf show in Calgary October 25 and 26
bull If weather continues to be nice we will do some pruning of trees for safety and security reasons at Lagasse Park
bull I will be attending the ARPA Conference with Councilor Boisvert and Councilor deMoissac October 24 25 and 26
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Steven Jeffrey Director of Public Works Where we were
bull Pothole patching and road repair bull Sanitary sewer main replacements on 52 avenue and service road bull Contracted services were in town for concrete curb and guttersidewalk replacement bull Golf course storm repair is now complete bull Water valve refurbishing in various locations bull 42 street reconstruction is complete
Where we are
bull Water valve refurbishing is ongoing as needed with leaks that appear High traffic areas have been taken care of
bull Replacing sanitary sewer services to residents that experience reoccurring back upsfloods (both with town forces and contracted services)
bull Last of the street sweeping is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Last of the concrete crews work is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Asphalt overlays are ongoing and will be until the weather does not allow us to continue
Where we are going
bull The Sanding truck has been placed back in service and is ready for winter operation bull Fire Hydrants will be drained and prepped for winter bull Working with AEP on finding a solution for golf course drainage to Upper Therien Lake bull 2020 budgeting
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 68
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Bert Pruneau Director of Utilities Where we were
bull The solids from the detention ponds needed to be removal to start the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre The quickest way to move forward with the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre was to use Geo-tubes for solids removal
bull Attended the Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades - Meeting 2 held at the Town office Some of the topics covered were construction Schedule Wastewater Treatment Plant work schedule site security site safety etc
bull Attended the WCW operators conference in Edmonton Alberta MPE Engineering did a technical presentation on our Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrades
Where we are
bull Pollution Control Centre - The addition to the Wastewater Treatment Plant will be encroaching pond 1 so the transfer pipe in-between detention ponds 1 and 2 to be removed and pond 1 will be de-commissioned and filled in with clay to accommodate the new building
bull PCC - Locate buried utilities remove top soil start excavation bull Normal day-to-day operations will continue at the Pollution Control Centre during excavation
Where we are going
bull Site Orientation with Maple Reinders Construction Anyone with the orientation will be allowed on the worksite during construction along as they meeting the minimum safety requirements
bull Next meeting for Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades is October 23 2019 bull Review our new Wastewater Treatment draft approval will send comments or concerns back to
Alberta Environment
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Residential Disabled Parking Sign
BACKGROUND
We have a request from a resident at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul to install a disabled parking stall sign in front of their residence Parking spaces are most often limited and a challenge to find near their home Their daughter has both mobility and vision limitations so having a designated parking stall outside in front of their home would ensure a parking space is available to the resident and caregivers
BUDGETFINANCIAL
Approximately $100 for the purchase of sign and installation from Public Works
OPTIONS
1 Council approve the request to have a designated disabled parking
stall identified in front of the residence at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul 2 Council deny the request
RECOMMENDATION
That Council direct Administration to designate a disabled parking stall and have Public Works install the sign at 5702 - 46 Ave
PREPARED BY
Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective ServicesFire Chief
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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5702 ndash 46 Ave
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Proposed Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning of Lot 1 Block 36 Plan 1123632 from Residential District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2) - 1st Reading
BACKGROUND
A rezoning request has been received for Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 5417-56 Street (Tax Roll 186001) from R1 to C2 The fee of $100000 was paid on October 4 2019 Per discussion with the applicant the reason for the request is the applicant wishes to utilize the property for storage and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business Their letter of intent is attached for reference A review has been conducted of our planning documents and applicable legislation
bull The subject property is within the Residential Development Policy Area (Section 60) in Municipal Development Plan (MDP) - Bylaw 1157 Administration feels that the proposal meets the requirements (future direction) of the MDP
bull The subject property meets the minimum lot size requirements in C2 District Land Use Bylaw - Bylaw 1242
bull Per the attached zoning map the subject property is surrounded by a mix of zonings as follows R1 (Residential Low Density District) R2 (Residential Medium Density District) P (Community District) and I (Industrial District) per the attached zoning map
Rezoning Bylaw Process
bull 1st Reading considered by Council ndash Date October 21 2019 bull If 1st Reading is passed a Public Hearing is held at a subsequent
Council meeting to hear public input on the proposed bylaw The bylaw must be advertised for 2 consecutive weeks in the St Paul Journal as well as notification letters sent to adjacent landowners as per the Municipal Government Act Section 606 (AdvertisementBylaw) and Section 230 (When to hold a public hearing) ndash Date November 12 2019 PH
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Request for Decision
bull If no concerns are raised at the Public Hearing Council can consider final readings of the bylaw as soon as November 12 2019
BUDGETFINANCIAL
OPTIONS
1 That Council consider 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw so that
public input can be obtained 2 That Council defeat 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw as it does not
meet the Towns planning documents
RECOMMENDATION
That Bylaw 2019-08 be given first reading this 21st day of October 2019
PREPARED BY
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 1 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 OF THE
TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________
A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO AMEND BYLAW NO 1242 BEING THE LAND USE BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHEREAS Council has adopted Town of St Paul Land Use Bylaw 1242 to be used as the Land Use Bylaw WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to amend Bylaw 1242 as set out in Section 692 of the Municipal Government Act RSA 2000 c M-26 and amendments thereto NOW THEREFORE under the authority and subject to the provisions of the Municipal Government Act and by virtue of all other enabling powers the Municipal Council of the Town of St Paul Alberta duly assembled hereby enacts as follows
1 That Part ldquo11rdquo of the Town of St Paul Bylaw Land Use Bylaw 1242 be amended such that all portions of Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 as shown on Schedule ldquoArdquo be rezoned from Residential (Low Density) District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2)
2 This bylaw shall come into effect upon passing of the third reading and final reading
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN FIRST READING THIS 21ST DAY OF OCTOBER 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN SECOND READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________ THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN THIRD AND FINAL READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 SCHEDULE A
Rezoning from R1 to C2 Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
5417-56 Street
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Town of St Paul
Date OtzoggDate October 02 2019
OFFICE USE ONLY
Application Fee
________________
ReceiptNo Ii Date Received
TOWN OF SWST
Box 1480St Paul AS TOA 3A0Phone 780-645-4481Fax 780-645-5076wwwtownstpauLabca
PLANNING AND LAND USE APPLICATION
Roll NoSECTION A - CONTACT INFORMATION
Applicants Name
-
LandownerrsquosName
SECTION B mdash SITE INFORMATION
StreetAddress 41] - P
LOT I BLOCK PLAN IIL32 ParcelSize
SECTION C - LAND USE BYLAW AMENDMENT OR NEW PLAN OR PLAN AMENDMENTapplication Forii New Statutory Plan f1 New Non-Statutory Plan J Re-designation EJ Land Use Bylaw Text Amendment E1 Amendment
Land Use DistrictZoning RI-
Name of PlanProposed Land Use DistrictlZoning
Reason for Request i rz1 lsquo -t iprsarsquo SL I lsquo
SECTION D - AUTHORIZATION
submitting an application I amallowing the right of entry for inspection purposes I hereby make application and acknowledge allplans and information submittedare to the le true and accurate
lsquomdash 10122019 51000 PM MOT
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lsquomdash 10212019 51122 PM MDT
The personalinformation provideds being collected underthe authority ofthe MunicipalGovernmentActand wilibe used forthe purposes underthatAct The personalinformation thatyou provide may be made public subjectto the provisions ofthe Freedom oflnformation and Protection ofPrivacy Act Any questions regarding the collection use or disposal of thisinformation should be directed to the FOIP CoordInatorfor the Town ofSt Paul
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October 3 2019
Town of St PaulBox 1480St Paul ABTOA 3A0
Attention Aline BrousseauDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services
Dear Ms Brousseau
RE Rezoning Application - 5417-56 Street St Paul AB
Please take this correspondence as support for the application for rezoning the property situateat 541 756 Street (the ldquopropertyrdquo)
We have made an Offer to Purchase the property with the intent to utilize the property for thestorage of and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business The Offer has beenaccepted and is subject to the rezoning of the property from Ri to an acceptable commercialuse prior to December 16 2019
We currently operate our business from our home located within the County of St Paul about20km outside of the Town of St Paul It is estimated that approximately 85 of the work of thebusiness is conducted within the Town of St Paul which requires us to haul equipment andoften make multiple trips to conduct business Purchasing the property with the currentstructure would allow more efficient operation with onsite storage of equipment to include butnot limited to a bobcat blades and buckets trailer mowers ladders and various hand toolsand accessories
The business operations currently consist ofa Lawn care (commercial and residential)a Tree and shrub pruning and removal
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Yard dean up and debris removal
Window washing
I-louse and deck washing gutter cleaning
Handyman services
Bobcat services
Landscaping
Snow removal (commercial and residential)
The business currently consists of ourselves (operations and administration) and two parttimeemployees It is not always necessary for employees to travel to the business as they mostoften meet at the job site location As a business which conducts services off site hours ofoperation generally run between 830am and 6pm but can vary in the winter season dependantupon weather
The property first came to our attention listed on Realtorca as a commercial property which leadus to believe the property could be utilized in the manner desired The property while zoned RIappears to be somewhat unsuitable as it would be difficult or impossible to build a residencethat would complement the existing neighbourhood given the required setbacks and existingstructure
The neighbourhood is low density residential with large residential lots a large park across thestreet and backing on to the Iron Horse Trail It is also located near the outskirts of the Town ofSt Paul with easy access routes that would limit disruption to existing residents
It should be further noted that in keeping with the nature of the business we understand thedesire to keep a well maintained and groomed property It would be our intent that the propertybe kept to the same standard we provide to our customers
It is our intent to facilitate the process of rezoning and would be readily available to provideadditional information or answer questions as required for Council to make a decision
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
15
50 FUTURE LAND USE 51 Future Land Use Policy The Municipal Development Plan located in Appendix 1 outlines the future land use concept for the Town of St Paul The map contains conceptual patterns for land use and the transportation network in the Town and consequently provides the direction of growth for the community Development within the Town shall be guided by the goals objectives and policies as outlined in the plan in conjunction with the Municipal Development Plan The Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) reinforces the general pattern of development currently found within the Town Additional land for future residential and commercial uses within the County to the east of the Town has been identified Future annexation applications will be required for this development to occur 52 Land Use Classifications The Land Use Classifications shown on the Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) are defined as follows Residential Residential areas are to be developed with a mix of predominantly for low medium and high density housing This zone also includes associated institutional religious educational small scale neighbourhood commercial and public uses at a scale and density compatible with the residential neighbourhood Commercial Areas for commercial development are focused along Highway 29 and 50th Street There are two dominate types of commercial development serving St Paul as follows
- Downtown Commercial
The area containing primary and secondary commercial uses and compatible office residential institutional cultural and recreational uses which together form the downtown of St Paul
- Major Commercial Major commercial areas include large format retail development and other smaller retail developments that service the larger stores Highway Commercial is made up of land abutting Highway 29 predominantly on the outskirts of the Town Business Employment Proposed locations for Business Employment uses are shown on the Future Land Use Map These areas are intended to encompass a broad range of manufacturing and other industrial processes including yard storage which may have some nuisance factors
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
16
that do not extend beyond the site boundaries Business employment also includes manufacturing processing repair research distribution and ancillary office sales and storage whose operations are mainly confined to an enclosed structure with no off-site nuisance factors No heavy industrial uses will be permitted within the Townrsquos boundaries ParksOpen SpaceSchoolCommunity Facility As illustrated conceptually on the Future Land Use Map existing parks and natural areas will continue to be linked through greenways and multi-purpose trails connecting parks recreation facilities school sites and other activity areas Any new development will encompass parks and open space areas and will be linked to the remainder of the Town by trails and access points
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Site Inspection Photos captured on October 15 2019 5417-56 Street Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
Facing Northeast
Facing North
Facing Northwest
Aerial View
Facing Southeast
Facing South
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1 PURPOSE
To permit a wide range of commercial activities at the discretion of the Development Authority provided that no
use or development shall take place that in the opinion of the Development Authority is or may become obnoxious
or a nuisance
2 PERMITTED AND DIRECTIONARY USES
Amusement establishment indoor All uses described as Discretionary Uses within the C1
District
Business support services establishments Bus depots
Commercial schools Drive-in businesses
Eating and drinking establishments Equipment rental establishments
General retail establishments Industrial vehicle and equipment salesrentals
establishments
Government services Private clubs
Health services Storage facilities indoor
Hotels Storage facilities outdoor
Libraries and cultural exhibits Truck and recreational vehicle salesrentals
establishments
Public parks Trucking and cartage establishments
Office uses Vehicle and equipment salesrentals establishments
Personal service shops Vehicle body repair and paint shops
Public and quasi-public uses Veterinary clinic large animal
Retail stores Warehouses
Solar energy collection systems Other uses which in the opinion of the Development
Authority are similar to the above mentioned
permitted and discretionary uses
Utility public Buildings and uses accessory to Discretionary Uses
Veterinary clinics
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If the floor space area used is not greater than 4000 m2
(43060 ft2) the manufacture or treatment of products
essential to the retail business conducted on the
premises provided that such activity does not involve
the use of hazardous chemicals or the killing of animals
or meat packing for example Bakery Butcher Shop and
the manufacture of confectionary items)
Buildings and uses accessory to Permitted Uses
3 REGULATIONS
2400 m2 (25830 ft2)
75 m (246 ft)
Front 75 m (246 ft)
Except where the Development Authority may deem it unnecessary
considering existing development
Rear 75 m (246 ft)
Or as required by the Development Authority
Side 15 m (49 ft)
None on those rear lines adjacent to land in a Commercial District If
the side line is adjacent to any other District the minimum side yard
shall be 15 m (49 ft)
Where shopping centres or groups of commercial uses are to be built
on a single lot or grouping of lots regulations shall be determined by
the Development Authority who shall deal with the overall scheme for
the site taking into account buildings access parking and the nature
of the specific commercial uses
As required by the Development Authority
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No use shall be established that in the opinion of the Development
Authority is or will become obnoxious or a nuisance
As required by the Development Authority
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Town of St Paul
100 yd100 m
Scale 1 8576
Town of St Paul makes no representation or warranties regarding the information contained in thisdocument including without limitation whether said information is accurate or complete Personsusing this document do so solely at their own risk and Town of St Paul shall have no liability to suchperson for any loss or damage whatsoever This document shall not be copied or distributed to anyperson without the express written consent of the Town of St Paul Copyright Town of St Paul AllRights Reserved
Town of St Paul Date Created 10182019Page 19 of 21
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egular Council
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LAND TITLE CERTIFICATE
SLINC TITLE NUMBERSHORT LEGAL
0034 869 636 132 317 425112363211
LEGAL DESCRIPTIONPLAN 1123632
BLOCK 1
LOT 1
EXCEPTING THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS
ESTATE FEE SIMPLE
ATS REFERENCE 49588SW
MUNICIPALITY TOWN OF ST PAUL
REFERENCE NUMBER 112 232 893
CONSIDERATIONDOCUMENT TYPE VALUEREGISTERED OWNER(S)
132 317 425 TRANSFER OF LAND $225000 $225000
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REGISTRATION DATE(DMY)
03102013
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OWNERS
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DATE (DMY) PARTICULARS
ENCUMBRANCES LIENS amp INTERESTS
REGISTRATION
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CAVEAT03111992922 337 008RE EASEMENT
CAVEATOR - ALBERTA POWER LIMITED
10035 105 STREET EDMONTON
ALBERTA
AGENT - LORRIE SAWCHUK
AFFECTS PART OF THIS TITLE
18072011112 217 567 CAVEAT
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DATE (DMY) PARTICULARS
ENCUMBRANCES LIENS amp INTERESTS
REGISTRATION
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------NUMBER
2PAGE 132 317 425
RE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT ACT
CAVEATOR - THE TOWN OF ST PAUL
BOX 1480 ST PAUL
ALBERTA T0A3A0
AGENT - BILL DOLMAN
002TOTAL INSTRUMENTS
END OF CERTIFICATE
ORDER NUMBER
CUSTOMER FILE NUMBER
38192238
ATB
THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES CERTIFIES THIS TO BE AN
ACCURATE REPRODUCTION OF THE CERTIFICATE OF
TITLE REPRESENTED HEREIN THIS 16 DAY OF
OCTOBER 2019 AT 1044 AM
THIS ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED LAND TITLES PRODUCT IS INTENDED
FOR THE SOLE USE OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AND NONE OTHER
SUBJECT TO WHAT IS SET OUT IN THE PARAGRAPH BELOW
THE ABOVE PROVISIONS DO NOT PROHIBIT THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER FROM
INCLUDING THIS UNMODIFIED PRODUCT IN ANY REPORT OPINION
APPRAISAL OR OTHER ADVICE PREPARED BY THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AS
PART OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER APPLYING PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING
OR TECHNICAL EXPERTISE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CLIENT(S)
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Questica Budgeting Software
BACKGROUND
Administration is looking at a more efficient way of doing budgets other than excel spreadsheets We have found a product called Questica that allows us to work on departmental budgets simultaneously create detailed reports pull departmental budgets into an overall budget without the duplication and errors that plague the spreadsheet model This product is fully compatible with Bellamy and gives us far more flexibility When you start working on such a large scale (2720 lines with formulas and sub-formulas and totals and grand totals) and then try to incorporate it into a three or five year budget it becomes unwieldy and subject to errors Trying to find errors then becomes incredibly time consuming I have currently spoken to 5 municipalities who say it is amazing to work with It sits right on top of Bellamy which is our main accounting software and draws the information it requires for variance reports among others The cost for this program is $14500 per year and a $10000 installation charge They are guaranteeing the annual fee for 5 years The installation for the Bellamy budgeting module is $35000 From a municipal perspective there are only two or three accounting packages and they are all notorious for poor customer service We can put in a ticket to Bellamy when we have a problem and it is not unusual for them to take a week or more to respond Follow up calls get you nowhere However with Questica sitting on top of Bellamy we can use the data within Bellamy and have much greater scope of options with which we can produce budgets both short and long term and well as a myriad of other reports From the other communities we called they say the customer service is responsive and supportive
BUDGETFINANCIAL
The initial installation cost is $14000 and then $10000 per year As the year starts upon installation most of the d$10000 would be attributed to next
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Request for Decision
years budget Once again this year we will be at least $145000 under budget on our RCMP budget because of the empty positions during the year If Council will allow us to reallocate $16000 to this software program it will not effect our bottom line
OPTIONS
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
2 Council to not approve reallocating money from the policing budget and to not purchasing the budgeting software Questica
RECOMMENDATION
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Better public sectorbudgeting andperformance
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BudgetEfficient accurate and collaborative budgeting all in one
Questica works with government agencies to better enable data-drivenbudgeting and decision-making while increasing data accuracy savingtime and improving stakeholder trust
Questica Budget Suite drives budget transformation by creatinga single source of data truth Questica Budget is an easy-to-usecomprehensive and collaborative cloud-based solution for operating
capital and salary budget preparation and performance management
Better budget process with workflow approvals and role-basedsecurity Create unlimited what-if scenarios decision packagesand multi-year budgeting
Integrates with financial HR and others systems
Position salary and benefit planning Staff scheduling andplanning
Statistical leger funding gaprevenue analysis and capital projectplanningreserve analysis
Easily assemble actionable data from anywhere in the system foranalysis from our Report Center Create interactive and sharabledashboards SMART onscreen andor Print Reports
Easily produce reports financial statements and your annualBudget Book
Our Advanced Calculation Engine enables complex modelling forrevenue projections and activity-based costing
Government
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Over 700 publicsector customers useQuesticarsquos budgetingsolutions including Banif AB
Brampton ON
Burlington ON
Edmonton AB
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High Level AB
Iqaluit NU
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Metro Vancouver BC
Ontario Northland ON
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Company State Key Size Metric Size I Count
Leduc City of AB Population 24279
Lethbridge City of AB Population 89074
Lloydminster City of AB Population 31483
Mackenzie County AB Population 10927
4 Morinville Town of AB Population 8569
-OkotoksTheTownof AB Population 24511
Opportunity MD of AB Population 3074
Peace River Town of AB Population 6729
Pincher Creek MD AB Population 3158
mdashPincher Creek Town of AB Population 3685
Brazeau County AB Population 7201
Red Deer County AB Population 18351
mdashRedcliff Town of AB Population 5096
Rocky View County AB Population 36461
Saddle Hills County AB Population 2288
$-S1ave Lake Town of AB Population 6782
Strathcona County AB Population 92490
Strathmore Town of AB Population 12305
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J(Taber Town of AB Population 8104
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Westlock Town of AB Population 4823
Wetaskiwin Regional Public Schools AB
Wetaskiwin City of AB Population 12525
Whitecourt Town of AB Population 9605-
Yellowhead County AB Population 10469
Camrose City of AB Population 17286
-anmore Town of AB Population 12288
Chestermere City of AB Population 14824
Cypress County AB Population 7214
Devon Town of AB Population 6500
Edmonton City of AB Population 812200
Foothills No 31 MD AB Population 21258
-Athabasca Town of AB Population 2990
Grande Prairie City of AB Population 55032
Grande Prairie County of AB Population 20347
Greenview MD of AB Population 5299
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High River Town of AB Population 12920
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Kneehill County of AB Population 5300
LacSteAnneCounty AB Population 10260
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Short Term Disability Policy
BACKGROUND
With our new benefit package coming into effect on November 1 2019 we have to have a Short Term Disability Policy in place to support the new self funded Short Term Disability Plan This policy ensures that strict guidelines about when claims can be made and when not The disability manager ensures that treatments are followed and appointments are kept The direction of the policy is get employees back to work if at all possible but also to support them through the process This policy should be in place before the plan comes into effect
BUDGETFINANCIAL
NA
OPTIONS
1 Council to pass this policy as presented 2 Council to pass this policy as amended
RECOMMENDATION
Council to pass this policy as presented
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY POLICY
The purpose of the Town of St Paulrsquos Short-Term Disability (STD) policy is to provide replacement income should you become totally disabled as a result of non-work-related illness or injury
The Town of St Paul will use the services of an external disability management provider Homewood Health Inc for all non-work-related illness or injury absences Homewood Health Inc (HHI) will ensure employees receive early medical intervention appropriate treatment support and advice as well as confirm to the Town of St Paul that the absence is medically required
The Town of St Paul will pay the appropriate disability payments to an employee via payroll
ELIGIBILITYYou are eligible to apply for STD benefits if you are
Permanent full-time or Part-time and work a minimum of 20 hours a week and have completed 3 months of
continuous active employment
QUALIFYING PERIODThis is the period for which you have actually been disabled before you may receive a bi-weekly STD benefit The qualifying period is
a) Accident 0 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is laterb) Hospitalization 0 consecutive work daysc) Sickness 7 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is later
If you become disabled during a lay-off or approved leave of absence and your coverage continues during this time you will be eligible for benefit payments following your recall or scheduled return to full time work with your employer You must have been totally disabled for the qualifying period and still be totally disabled on the date you are recalled or scheduled to return to full time work
INTERRUPTED PERIODS OF DISABILTYIf you had a total disability for which STD benefits were paid and total disability occurs again due to the same illness or related causes HHI will consider it a continuation of your previous total disability if it occurs within two (2) weeks of the end of your previous disability You must be covered actively employed with the Town of St Paul when the total disability reoccurs
These benefits will be based on your coverage as it existed on the original date of total disability and will be paid for no longer than the rest of the Maximum Benefit Period
DEFINITIONlsquoTotally disabledrsquo and lsquototal disabilityrsquo Means that you have a medical impairment due to illness or injury which prevents you from
performing the essential duties of the occupation in which you participated just before the total disability started
The availability of work that you perform does not affect the determination of totally disabled or total disability
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY BENEFIT Where you have met the requirements of the eligibility requirements and qualifying period you may be eligible for the following coverage
Benefit amount will be 85 of regular weekly earnings (excluding bonuses expense allowances over time pay)
The maximum benefit period will be 17 weeks from the beginning of the absence or the end of the elimination period (depending on LTD Plan)
Benefits are taxable
TERMINATION OF BENEFITSTD benefits will cease on the earlier of The date you are no longer totally disabled The end of the maximum benefit period of 17 weeks of payment The date you retire The date you die The date of separation from employment for any reason other than illness or injury if the notice of
separation was given prior to the beginning of the illness or injury
WHAT IS NOT COVEREDSTD Benefits are not payable for any period If you are not under the care of a licensed physician You are not receiving appropriate treatment You work in any occupation for wage or profit or accept an offer of employment with any other
company or become self-employed You receive earnings or payment from the Town of St Paul (except the Short Term Disability
payments which will come through payroll) or any employer including severance payments and vacation pay
You fail to comply with any proposed modified return to work programs If you receive or are entitled to receive a benefit under any Workers Compensation or similar
law You are absent from Canada longer than 4 weeks due to any reason unless approved by
Homewood Health in advance During a time when you are an inmate in a prison or correctional facility You fail to provide Homewood Health Inc the required medical documentation or information
so that the claim for disability benefits can be adjudicated including ongoing assessment following the initial adjudication
You fail to cooperate with Homewood Health Inc including attending examinations by independent experts as chosen by the disability case manager
While incarcerated You willfully participate in riots wars or disorderly conduct Where you sustain Injuries or diseases acquired while committing or attempting to commit a
criminal offence or Due to elective cosmetic or experimental surgery unless the surgery or treatment is for
accidental injuries or unless the surgery is medically necessary as determined by the provincial health care plan in the province where the employee resides
Chiropractor Nurse Practitioner Dentist may be considered for the first two weeks of absence
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CLAIMING THE BENEFITContact your Human Resources to obtain the necessary forms for completion
The claim should be submitted to HHI within 10 business days of the date you become totally disabled Please be sure that all parts are fully completed to avoid any delays in the processing of your claim There will be no disruption in the transition from regular pay to Short Term Disability benefits provided HHI receives all information with the 10 business days
HHI will review the medical information and provide the Town of St Paul with their recommendation based on their review and if approved the Town of St Paul will continue Short Term Disability benefits on the regular bi-weekly payroll run
NON-SUPPORT OF BENEFITSIf information provided does not support a total disability or HHI does not receive any information or cannot reach you after three attempts on three different days recommendation to not support the case will be made to the Town of St Paul The Town of St Paul will determine whether to support or not support benefit payments and advise HHI accordingly
APPEAL PROCESSIf your application for Short Term Disability is not supported you can appeal this decision by submitting NEW and current medical information to HHI This new medical information must address the rationale for non-support New information must be provided within 30 days of the non-support of your case
WHAT IF MY DISABILITY EXCEEDS 17 WEEKSIf your disability is expected to exceed the 17-week Short Term Disability Maximum Benefit Period HHI will notify the Town of St Paul to send the Long-Term Disability (LTD) claim forms to you 6-8 weeks before the end of the 17-week Maximum Benefit Period That will allow GroupSource to open the LTD claim and gather the required medical information well before the anticipated LTD benefit start date
SUBROGATIONIf your total disability is the result of an accident or other cause for which a third party is wholly or partially responsible you have an obligation to take all necessary steps to recover compensation for the cost of the total amount of any benefits you receive under this STD plan from the third party
You must inform Human Resources of any claim for damages against a third party and enter into a reimbursement agreement with the Town of St Paul to refund from any award of damages the funds the Town of St Paul deems are representative of duplication of the total amount of benefits you have received under this STD policy
POLICY REVIEWThe Town of St Paul reserves the right to review alter this policy at any time Changes made to the policy will be communicated
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Funding for display case in Clancy arena for hockey and skating memorabilia
BACKGROUND
Citizens within our community and the local hockey clubs have collected over the years a great deal of hockey memorabilia They would like to display these items at the Clancy Arena There are suitable display cabinets at the School Board that we can have if the Council in conjunction with County Council will contribute $1500 (each) to their rehabilitation (paint new glass hardware etc If County Council will agrees to contribute to this cause they will pay us their portion which we will add to the Towns portion and we will in turn pay the cabinet maker Administration staff is advising Council to not get involved in either who gets what cabinets and who is or who is not involved in displaying memorabilia The memorabilia is not the property of the Town It will take some time for the clubs to raise enough money to have the memorabilia properly displayed as they would prefer so this will be an ongoing project for some time However the final product will be something that the hockey community and the Town will be proud of This will align with the recommendation from the Recreation Board
BUDGETFINANCIAL
$1500 from Community Grant program
OPTIONS
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
2 The Town Council not approve the request to pay $1500 toward the rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
3 option
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Request for Decision
RECOMMENDATION
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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n4 DELEGATIONSI 41 Pierre deMoissac - St Paul Jr B I Minor HockeyCORRESPONDENCE Proposal
P deMoissac shared that he has procured ten 4x8 footwall display units (6 inches wide) for free from old AshmontSchool Robert Lajoie can refinish them for approximately$200 per unit plus replacement of some broken glassPierre presented mock-ups of metal plates with photo androster to demonstrate what is possible for inside thedisplays They are between $40-$60 per plate average of
i $50 each and 62 years of history (1956-now) comes to approximately $3 100 plus $2 000+ to restore wall units The total cost of the project would be approximately
$5000 spread over a 2-3 year period
Pierre is willing to do the research and work required to-
- organize the history for the hockey displays There is roomfor all the cabinets to fit upstairs in the concession area but
suggested putting one cabinet by the Jr B dressing roomwith the most recent team information if they want He alsosuggested dedicating a cabinet upstairs to Clancy Richardand the arena history
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Jr B I Minor Hockey DisplaysFROM PREVIOUSMINUTES H Smyl suggested sharing the display cabinets with the
Jr B Canadiens Minor Hockey and Figure Skating HSmyl added that Minor Hockey has stated they would liketo contribute financially toward this project and will discusswith the other groups to contribute toward their owncontentphotos in the displays
R Boisvert suggested making an action plan to get thecabinets cleaned up and installed as a first step and thentalk to the groups involved and make a budget for the nextfew years for the photosarticles in the display
PR20190220102 Moved by County of St Paul Member-at-Large Leo deMoissac tomake a proposal to both the Town and County Council to eachcontribute $1500 each for a total of $3000 to clean repair and installthe ten cabinets
Chairperson Initials
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
February 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
20 Mar2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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4 DELEGATIONS 41 Dan Reid - Skate Park UpdateCORRESPONDENCE Dan Reid provided an update on the Skate Park project
Full presentation link attached in agenda package Hestated that they are hoping to break ground in July 2019and complete the build in October 2019 as they wereapproved for a $36130800 Community FacilityEnhancement Program (CFEP) Grant on March 7 2019His next task is a request to the County of St Paulregarding excavation The parking lot will be dirt initiallylandscaping will be a project for 2020 D Reid also notedthat Skateboarding will debut at the 2020 SummerOlympics
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Clancy Display CabinetsFROM PREVIOUS H Smyl reported that the Figure Skating Club is interestedMINUTES ) in one cabinet and Jr B Canadiens have stated that
zrsquo money is a concern for them Display case contents will beat the cost of each individual user group A request will be
made to County Council to support half the cost of repairing and mounting the display cabinets in the amount
of $150000
52 Skijoring Event Review (2)L deMoissac reported that the Skijoring even held onMarch 9th was a great success despite the cold weather Itwas held on a 114 mile track by Arctic Cat and was a goodlocation The track was approximately 1000 feet but needsto be extended for next year There was a BBQ as well asbeer gardens with plans of expanding the event in thefuture H Smyl noted that it would be nice to include theevent with Shiver Fest so that it was all together LdeMoissac suggested holding it on the other side of theIron Horse Trail Campground as there would be lots ofspace This would keep all the activities in the samegeneral area L deMoissac will bring the suggestion backto the AG Society
53 Online Campground Reservation ProgramH Smyl presented a draft of the campground maps forreview and feedback All the information is being puttogether and sent in to build the online site The contractwill be signed shortly M Brousseau inquired whether or
chairperson Initials_
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
March 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
l7Apr 2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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From Tim MahdiukTo Kim HeymanCc Harvey Smyl Phyllis CorbiereSubject RE Minutes from Rec Board meetingDate October 21 2019 21743 PMAttachments image001png
image003png
Hi KimI will bring the request for the County to contribute $1500 for display cabinets at the Clancy Arenapayable to the Town of St Paul The RFD will be added to the PW agenda tomorrow Oct 2219
Tim MahdiukInterim CAOCounty of St Paul No 195015 49 Avenue St Paul AB T0A 3A4
P 780-645-3301 ext 208E tmadiukcountystpaulabca Our Mission ndash To create desirable rural experiences This message is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it has been addressed and maycontain information that is privileged and confidential If you are not the intended recipient or the employee oragent responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient you are hereby notified that anydissemination distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited If this communication has beenreceived in error respond immediately via telephone or return e-mail and delete all copies of this material
From Kim Heyman ltkheymantownstpaulabcagt Sent October-21-19 159 PMTo Tim Mahdiuk lttmahdiukcountystpaulabcagtCc Harvey Smyl lthsmyltownstpaulabcagtSubject Minutes from Rec Board meeting Based on these Rec Board minutes Irsquom going to put this back on our agenda The issue of the displaycabinets is mentioned on both pages and though not entirely clear Irsquom going to ask for $1500towards the cabinets for us to pay the cabinet maker (I think his name is in the minutes) Is it toolate to bring to your council
Kim Heyman CAOTown of St Paul
5101 50th StreetSt Paul ABT0A 3A0Direct 780-645-1764
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65 Department Report - Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective Services - Pdf 66 Department Report - Rod Griffiths Director of Finance - Pdf 67 Department Report - Harvey Smyl Director of Parks amp Recreation - Pdf 68 Department Report - Steven Jeffrey Director of Public Works - Pdf 69 Department Report - Bert Pruneau Director of Utilities - Pdf
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
71
Residential Disabled Parking Sign
RFD Residential Disabled Parking Sign - Pdf 72
Proposed Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning of Lot 1 Block 36 Plan 1123632 from Residential Distrct (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2) - 1st Reading
RFD Proposed Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning of Lot 1 Block 36 Plan 1123632 from Residential District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2) - 1st Reading - Pdf
73 Questica Budgeting Software
RFD Questica Budgeting Software - Pdf 74
Short Term Disability Policy
RFD Short Term Disability Policy - Pdf 75
Funding for display case in Clancy arena for hockey and skating memorabilia
RFD Funding for display case in Clancy arena for hockey and skating memorabilia - Pdf
8 BRIEFINGS
81
September 2019 Detailed Variance Report
September 2019 Detailed Variance Report 82
September 2019 Summary Variance Report
September 2019 Summary Variance Report
9 COUNCILLOR REPORTS
10 CORRESPONDENCE REQUIRING ACTION
101
2019 Northeast Alberta Karate Championships - November 2 2019
2019 Northeast Alberta Karate Championships - November 2 2019
Page 2 of 140
102
Northern Lights Library System- 2020 Budget
Northern Lights Library System- 2020 Budget 103
Scan Unit- Information
httpswwwalbertacareport-suspicious-propertyaspx 104
Royal Canadian Legion St Paul Branch 100 - Flag Raising Ceremony - October 25 2019
Royal Canadian Legion St Paul Branch 100 - Flag Raising Ceremony - October 25 2019
11 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
111
Go East Save the Date - Special Meeting amp Dinner - November 8 2019
Save the Date 2019 Go East Special Meeting Dinner - November 8 2019 112
2019 SPERD Local Scholarship Presentation
2019 SPERD Local Scholarship Presentation
12 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
The closed meeting session information is distributed to each Council member (on yellow paper) for discussion at the meeting Section 197 Public Presence at meetings of the Municipal Government Act dictates when Council may close part of their meetings to the public
13 ADJOURNMENT
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
Minutes
Regular Council Meeting
Monday October 7 2019 700 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 700 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Maureen Miller Mayor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Brad Eamon Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Gary Ward Councillor
Tyson deMoissac Councillor
REGRETS
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective ServicesFire Chief (in part)
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
Janice Huser St Paul Journal
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 October 7 2019 Regular Council Agenda
CM201910071001 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac to approve the October 7 2019 Regular Council meeting Agenda as amended
71 RFD - Purchase of New Patrol Vehicle
78 RFD - Towns contribution to CAP Ice Plant Upgrade
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
79 RFD - Timing of Main Street Traffic Lights
710 Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
101 2019 Walk of Hope
121-123 - Closed Meeting Session
CARRIED
3 ADOPTION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
31 September 23 2019 - Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071002 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the September 23 2019 Regular Council Meeting Minutes as presented
CARRIED
5 OLD BUSINESS 51 Nil
6 ADMINISTRATION REPORTS
61 CAO Report
CM201910071003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council accept the Chief Administrative Officers Report as information
CARRIED
62 Emergency Management and OHS Monthly Update - October 2019
CM201910071004 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council accept the Emergency Management and OHS Monthly Newsletter Update as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
71 Purchase of new Patrol Vehicle-Municipal Enforcement
CM201910071005 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the recommended plan to purchase a new patrol vehicle for St Paul Municipal Enforcement which will be off-set from the existing 2019 Capital Budget
CARRIED
72 Community Grant Funding Request under CS1200-03 Community Funding and Support Request
6CM201910071006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council grant a $100000 cash donation to the St Paul Regional High Schools Golf Teams for the Alberta School Athletics Association (ASAA) Provincials that was held on September 23 to 24 2019 in Red Deer AB
CARRIED
73 Letter from St Paul Senior Citizens Centre
CM201910071007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council contribute $250000 to the St Paul Seniors Centre located at 4809-47 Avenue for the furnace replacement as the building is owned by Town of St Paul
CARRIED
74 RMA Fall 2019 Convention
CM201910071008 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council approve Mayor Millers attendance and related expenses for the RMA Fall 2019 Convention being held on November 12 to November 15 2019 in Edmonton AB
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
75 Planting of Trees Golf Course
CM201910071009 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the Golf Course Maintenance Plan on Hole 16 for the planting of trees as presented
CARRIED
76 Bylaw 2019-09 Debenture Borrowing Bylaw
CM201910071010 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Bylaw 2019-09 being the Borrowing Bylaw of $55000000 for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant be given first reading this 7th day of October 2019
CARRIED
77 Request to Adjust Utility Invoice Account 113505
CM201910071011 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the request to credit Utility Account 113505 in the amount of $202727
DEFEATED
4 PUBLIC HEARINGS DELEGATIONS
41 730 pm St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative - Marianne Janke amp Linda Sallstrom
Mrs Marianne Janke and Mrs Linda Sallstrom were present to discuss the newly formed St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative The Committees intent is to work collaboratively to develop the St Paul Elk Point region as a vibrant and welcoming tourism centre in the Lakeland to support the retention and expansion of existing businesses and to encourage tourism entrepreneurship
Mayor Maureen Miller thanked the delegation for their presentation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
78 Addition - Towns contribution to CAP Ice plant upgrade
CM201910071012 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council authorize a $5000000 commitment to the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant from the 2020 Operating Budget
CARRIED
79 Addition - Timing of main street traffic lights
CM201910071013 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council authorize Administration to write a letter to the appropriate person in Transportation asking for a fix to be scheduled for the timing of the Main Street Traffic lights
CARRIED
710 Addition - Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
CM201910071014 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council authorize Administration to write a letter of support for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s ice plant replacement on behalf of the Town of St Paul for their Community Facility Enhancement Project (CFEP) Grant
CARRIED
8 BRIEFINGS 81 Nil
9 COUNCILLOR REPORTS
91 A copy of the detailed reports are attached as reference Councillor Reports for October 7 2019
CM201910071015 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council accept all Councillor Reports as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
10 CORRESPONDENCE REQUIRING ACTION
101 Addition - 2019 Walk of Hope Invitation
11 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
111 Letter from Alberta Transportation - Funding regarding Upgrade Runway Lighting Project
112 Thank You Letter 2019 Terry Fox Run
12 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
121 Business - Section 16 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
122 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
123 Residential Land - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Aline Brousseau Recording SecretaryDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services to provide administrative support
CM201910071016 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 834 pm
CARRIED
CM201910071017 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council return to open meeting at 854 pm to allow the return of the public
CARRIED
CM201910071018 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that the meeting resume with the public present at 857 pm
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
13 ADJOURNMENT 131 October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071019 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel to adjourn the October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting at 857 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Boisvert
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 5 Oct 7 Oct 7
Attended the AUMA conference in Edmonton Assisted the Firemen with cooking on their open house Attended the Muni-Corr Meeting with Mayor Miller Attended the Marketing Meeting with Councillor Eamon
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Taylor
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25 Sept 26 Sept 27 Sept 28 Oct 3 Oct 5
AUMA Convention How to make friends and Influence Government Looking after Taxpayers Ethic and Conflict AUMA Convention Moving towards Extended Producer Responsibility AUMA Convention Dedication to ldquo21 Strandsrdquo Monument at Legacy park Economic Partnership Summit Networking Event Fire Department Open House
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Eamon
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 October 5th
October 7th
AUMA Conference with council and CAO Attended exploring the intersection of mental health addictions and crime Strong partnerships build strong communities RCMP meeting Address from the minister of municipal affairs and dialogue sessions with provincial ministers Attended the Fire Department open house Marketing Committee Meeting
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DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Noel
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 2nd
Attended AUMA conference in Edmonton taking in many sessions and attended the private meeting with the RCMP Attended the Airport meeting held at the Airport
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Ward
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 1
Attended AUMA Conference in Edmonton Attended the Internment Ceremony at Lagasse Park with Mayor Miller and Councillor Taylor Attended the Champions For Change Downtown Meeting
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY Councillor deMoissac
REPORT
Date Event DescriptionDetails
Sept 25-27
Attended AUMA with all of council and CAO
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Mayor Miller
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails (Month-Day) Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 2 Oct 2 Oct 5 Oct 7
AUMA Convention with Council and CAO Attended meeting with RCMP Senior Officers Logical Strategic Planning How to present your message to media Address from the Minister of Municipal Affairs as well as Dialogue with Provincial Ministers AUMA AGM St Paul Internment Dedication with Counsellors Ward and Taylor Tour of waste water and water treatments centres with Director Pruneau Meeting with Lakeland Connect Agenda Review Attended the St Paul Fire Department Open House NE Muni-Corr
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
Minutes
Committee of the Whole Meeting
Thursday October 10 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 600 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Brad Eamon Councillor
Maureen Miller Mayor
Gary Ward Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
Sarah Burton Executive Assistant
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Agenda
COW201910101001 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor to approve the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting Agenda as amended
71 Land
72 Personnel
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
3 DELEGATIONS 31 620 pm Peter Dulaba - Property Concerns
Mr Peter Dulaba was present to bring forward his concerns regarding various thefts and break and entries on his property
Mayor Miller thanked the delegate for his presentation
4 OLD BUSINESS 41 Nil
5 NEW BUSINESS 51 Utility Concerns Landlord amp Tenant
Council discussed concerns brought forward as well as current procedures in placeregarding landlords tenants and utility accounts Administration will respond by letter to the individuals concerns
52 Recognition Signs
Administration will gather options on repurposing the recognition signs at the East and West end corridors of the Town and bring forward to the Regular Council Meeting on October 21 2019
6 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
61 Jumpstart Program -Local Update
Council accepted the Jumpstart Program update as information
7 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
71 Land - Section 16 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
72 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
COW201910101002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 641 pm
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Sarah Burton Recording SecretaryExecutive Assistant to provide administrative support
COW201910101003 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council return to open meeting at 739 pm
CARRIED
8 ADJOURNMENT 81 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
COW201910101004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to adjourn the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting at 740 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Sarah Burton Recording Secretary
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
Minutes
Organizational Meeting
Tuesday October 15 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 700 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Maureen Miller Mayor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Brad Eamon Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Gary Ward Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
Rushanthi Kesunathan St Paul Journal
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 Adoption of October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting Agenda
OM201910151001 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the October 15 2019 Meeting agenda as presented
CARRIED
3 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
31 C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy (Draft)
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council approve the C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy as presented
CARRIED
32 HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy (New - Draft)
OM201910151003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy as presented
CARRIED
33 Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting)
OM201910151004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Administration select a suitable date and time for the Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting) once the audited financial statements are completed and the Towns auditor and Council are available
CARRIED
34 Appointment of Solicitor
OM201910151005 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council appoint Brownlee LLP and Reynolds Mirth Richards amp Farmer LLP as the Town of St Paulrsquos solicitors
CARRIED
35 Appointment of Auditors
OM201910151006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council appoint JMD Group LLP Chartered Accountants as the Town of St Pauls auditors
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
36 2020 Calendar 2020 Council Calendar
OM201910151007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the 2020 calendar as amended
bull that the August 24 2020 Regular Council Meeting be cancelled
CARRIED
37 Bylaw 1219 Procedural Bylaw
OM201910151008 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council direct Administration to review the procedural bylaw and bring back any proposed changes to Council for review at a future Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
38 Committee Listing Representatives
OM201910151009 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council approve the following changesupdates to the 20192020 Committee Listing
bull Albertas Lakeland Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) or Travel Lakeland from Councillor Brad Eamon to Councillor Ron Boisvert and Mayor Maureen Miller as Alternate
bull Fire Protection from Councillor Gary Ward to Councillor Ron Boisvert
bull Intermunicipal Council Committee (ICC) - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Councillor Gary Ward
bull Lakeland Communities Health Advisory Council - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Mayor Maureen Miller
bull Marketing Committee Councillor Eamon and Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
bull Parks amp Recreation Board from Councillor Ron Boisvert to Councillor Gary Ward until October 18 2021 and Councillor deMoissac until October 18 2021
bull Remove the Regional Joint Health amp Safety Committee from the Committee listing as this is an internal operation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
bull St Paul and Area Tourism Initiative Committee - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon
bull Waste Transfer amp Recycling Station Committee Councillor Taylor and Councillor Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
CARRIED
4 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
5 ADJOURNMENT 51 October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151010 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon to adjourn the October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting at 648 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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2020 Calendar Legend
Office Closed Statutory Holidays (red text)Civic Holidays (Office Closed) - S 56 of the MGARegular Council Meetings (700 pm)Committee of The Whole (600 pm)Regular Council Committee of the Whole Meeting cancelled
Last Updated October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting (600 pm)Approved by Council October 15 2019 Conference Convention Trade Show Centerfield FireCouncil Resolution Number OM201910151007 Other Town Events amp FCSS are listed below each month with an
January February MarchS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 8 9 10 11 12 13 1419 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15 16 17 18 19 20 2126 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 311 Board Leadership Workshop Mar 2-Apr 29 Volunteer Income Tax Program
1 New Years Day 17 Family Day Shiverfest 16-18 Spring RMA Convention27 Pink Shirt Day
April May JuneS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 65 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 2019 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 2726 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30
3110 Good Friday 13 Easter Monday 12-14 Clothing Exchange 4-7 FCM Conference (Toronto ON)18 Fire Dept 75th Anniversary Spring Ball 18 Victoria Day 12-14 Centerfield Music Festival17-19 Tradeshow (Sherwood Park AB) 26 26th Annual Walk of Friendship24-26 Tradeshow (Fort MuMurray AB)27-29 CPAA Conference (Red Deer AB)
July August SeptemberS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 55 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 1919 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 2626 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 311 Canada Day 3 Heritage Day 7 Labour Day 6-9 Camp Sunshine 31 Rodeo Kick Off Supper 23-25 AUMA Convention (Calgary AB)
October November December S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 54 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 1918 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 2625 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 27 28 29 30 31
3 St Paul Fire Department Open House 11 Remembrance Day 5 A Community Christmas - Tree Lighting6-8 Clothing Exchange 2-5 Fall RMA Convention 25 Christmas Day12 Thanksgiving 28-29 Civic Holidays (Office Closed)24-26 ARPA Conference30 Safe amp Sweet Halloween
Note(s) Deputy Mayor Appointments ScheduleThe meetings of Council will be held at the Town Hall (5101-50 Street) unless otherwise posted Councillor Eamon November 1 2019 to June 30 2020As per S 194 of the Municipal Government Act (MGA) Special Meetings of Council are held with Councillor Taylor July 1 2020 to February 28 2021no notice to the public due to their timing and nature of the issue (emergent issue)All meeting of Council are held in public unless Council moves into closed meeting (S 197 of MGA)
2020
2020
2020 2020
2020 2020
2020 2020 2020
2020 20202020
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Lynn Smid Director of FCSS Where we were
bull Indigenous Liaison Worker has been hired Judy Moosewah formerly with (Saddle Lake Boys amp Girls Club) will begin work with us on October 15 2019
bull Janet Singcol ndash our coordinator for Cradle to Crayon Coalition has resigned due to a workplace injury sustained at her other employment Her replacement is retired teacher Elizabeth Poitras
bull FASD Suicide Prevention and Alzheimerrsquos Awareness Days were well received by the community and several individuals thanked us for the information provided at Giant Tiger for Alzheimer support
bull 10 vehicles had their car seats checked on October 19th parents were grateful to have hands on accurate information
bull 883 individuals came through the doors of the Parent Link Clothing Exchange this year We had 25 volunteers who gave 151 hours of their time to make this event possible
bull Seniors Information Session was held at Reunion Station on October 9th 22 seniors attended to learn about provincial assistance programs and the ldquoSeniors without wallsrdquo program through Primary Care Network
Where we are
bull Advertising for St Paul Youth Council Mobile Escape room ndash October 31st 630-1030pm at the Recreation Center Tickets can be purchased at FCSS or the Library for $10 per room
bull Volunteer Banner Letters have been sent out along with a mock up of the new banners bull Promoting Snow Angels Program bull Accepting donations for Safe amp Sweet and planning for event
Where we are going
bull 2020-2023 Budget work bull Grant writing Course in Camrose ndash November 20th bull National Childs Day Planning bull Community Christmas Planning amp Tree Lighting for December 7th
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 62
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Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services Where we were
bull Working on projects budgeted in 2019 Hwy PlanStructure AreaPark Industrial 29881 fromcomments for waitingare We AlbertaTransportation to see if they require a Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) I have been unable to gain any input from their department I will continue to follow up with this Municipal Development Plan (MDP) Update if necessary to be consistent with the Land Use Bylaw (LUB) As well on my list of items to do is to prepare a draft bylaw for the Area Structure Plan process requirements Land Use Bylaw (LUB) Update Project launch was on March 1st Administration is working with ISL to revise the document into plain language text that can be easily interpreted by all
bull Preparation with CAO on the Organizational Meeting Agenda Where we are
bull Updating our Quality Management Plan (QMP) bull Inputting 2018 and 2019 safety codes permits and 2019 development permits into GIS This step
will help us daily with inquiries from the publicstaff on issued permits bull Working a rezoning application for this same meeting
Where we are going
bull Contacting owners for older safety codes permits (buildingelectricalplumbinggas) that still require inspections
bull Attached is the current 2019 Development Permit Listing to date We currently have received 50 applications this year At this time last year we had received 48 applications Inquiries for SeptOct have been a little slower
bull Working on Committee listing and updating membership per the annual Organizational Meeting
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2019 Development Permit No Roll Proposed Development
Permitted Use Discretionary Use Zoning Received Date (COMPLETE) File Acceptance Ltr 20 Day Complete Incomplete Ltr Issue Date Status Time to Issue Permit
DP 001-19 1781 Signage P C2 January 17 2019 January 21 2019 January 23 2019 January 23 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 002-19 331332 Signage P C1 January 18 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 003-19 1081 Minor Home Occupation P R2 January 23 2019 January 24 2019 January 29 2019 January 29 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 004-19 889 Eating Establishment P C1 February 5 2019 February 5 2019 February 6 2019 February 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 005-19 2435 Temporary Gas BarSign P C2 March 6 2019 March 14 2019 March 18 2019 March 18 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 006-19 199 Family Care Facility D R2 March 7 2019 na na na Withdrawn naDP 007-19 48 Commercial P C2 March 4 2019 March 14 2019 March 19 2019 April 8 2019 Issued 25 business daysDP 008-19 649 Fence amp Garage P R2 March 18 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 009-19 2806 Cannabis Facility D M May 1 2019 April 16 2019 May 23 2019 June 12 2019 Issued MPC 29 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 010-19 176 Driveway P R2 April 1 2019 na Exempt from DP April 5 2019 Exempt naDP 011-19 2814 Personal Service Facility P C1 April 16 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 Issued 6 business daysDP 012-19 993 Fence P R2 April 3 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 013-19 1087 Fence P R2 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 Issued same dayDP 014-19 2473 Deck extension P R1A April 23 2019 April 26 2019 May 3 2019 May 3 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 015-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 April 23 2019 May 3 2019 Refused May 23 2019 MPC naDP 016-19 1846 Fence P R2 May 3 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 017-19 869 Fence P R2 May 6 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 018-19 2847 Retail Store (Vape) amp 1 sign P C1 May 27 2019 May 22 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 019-19 1831 Signage P C1 May 16 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 020-19 2606 Patio P R2 May 17 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 021-19 356 Addition to Commercial BldgSigns P M June 18 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 022-19 1923 Fence Decorative P R1 May 23 2019 na Exempt from DP May 28 2019 Exempt NADP 023-19 134 Signage P C1 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 024-19 143701 Fence P R2 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 Issued same dayDP 025-19 2272 Fence P I June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 Issued same dayDP 026-19 353 Demolition of Dwelling P R2 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 027-19 2651 Fence P R3 June 13 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 028-19 42 Addition to Existing Dwelling P R2 June 7 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 029-19 1456 Fence P R1 June 7 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 030-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 WithdrawnDP 031-19 2148 Fence P R2 June 18 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 032-19 52 Retail Store (Vape) amp 2 signs P C2 June 20 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 033-19 2644 Telecommunications Tower D C1 June 20 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 034-19 2538 Fence P R1A June 27 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 035-19 832 Barber Shop P C1 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 Issued same dayDP 036-19 1938 Proposed Roof over existing deck P R2 July 3 2019 na Exempt from DP July 11 2019 Exempt NADP 037-19 889 Signage P C1 July 5 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 038-19 704 Private Child Care P R2 July 2 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 18 business daysDP 039-19 1610 Deck amp addition to existing dwelling P R2 July 23 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 040-19 2329 Covered Deck P R2 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 31 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 041-19 2389 Addition to existing shop P CD July 31 2019 August 19 2019 August 19 2019 September 9 2019 Issued Council - issued September 9 2019DP 042-19 1452 Covered Deck P R1 July 31 2019 July 31 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 043-19 1900 New Deck P R2 August 2 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 044-19 2462 SFD w att garage amp decks P R1A August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 Issued same dayDP 045-19 220 Pharmacy amp Signage P C2 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 Issued same dayDP 046-19 2067 Relocation of business P C2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 047-19 2030 New Deck P R2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 18 2019 September 18 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 048-19 2102 New Dealership amp Signage P C2 October 7 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 049-19 1535 Fence P R2 September 23 2019 October 2 2019 October 4 2019 October 4 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 050-19 662 Demolition of Dwelling P UR October 7 2019
Last Updated October 15 2019
21 Oct 2019 R
egular Council
Agenda Item - 63
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Trevor Kotowich Municipal Enforcement Where we were
bull On September 27 CPO Stevens attended Indigenous Training at Blue Quills University bull SPME along with Commercial Vehicle Enforcement conducted a joint operation targeting
dangerous goods bull Complaints received from SPECS regarding speeding vehicles during student pickup times No
violations in this zone have been observed by either Officer yet bull September 2019 stats attached
Where we are
bull We have seen an increase in animal at large complaints bull I have been working on a replacement strategy for our 2013 patrol vehicle bull CPOs continue to conduct proactive patrols around the community
Where we are going
bull As we get ready for the winter weather to arrive SPME will be reminding residents of the snow-removal bylaw
bull I have received a number of visibility concerns at intersections from SPERD and their bus drivers Together with PW Manager we will address these concerns shortly
bull November Bylaw Education Enforcement Program (BEEP) will focus on snow removal from sidewalks and use of seat-belts
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 64
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 64
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 64
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Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective Services Where we were
bull On Saturday October 5th we hosted our Fire Prevention Week Open House Thank you to all Council members who attended and Councillor Ron Boisvert for volunteering to BBQ
bull School fire drills were conducted on October 8th bull DC Thomson wrapped up his school bus safety lessons for the year SPECS saw 325 students
with Glen Avon having over 500 Where we are
bull Our members are out in the community selling our 2020 calendars Thank you to everyone who continues to support our cause All monies raised go directly back into training and equipping our members
bull I am continuing to work on our 2020 operating budget bull A number of repairs were conducted by DC Thomson on our apparatus including replacing a
primer pump on an engine This repair would have had to been otherwise outsourced costing a significant amount of money and down time
Where we are going
bull On November 1st our tickets for our Spring Ball Anniversary celebration go on sale If early indications are correct the event will be sold-out rather quickly
bull Fire Services led by DC Thomson will be conducting fire extinguisher training for the County PW staff on November 1st
bull October 30th myself and DC Thomson will be attending a Wildfire Management meeting in Smoky Lake
bull Our final regional fire training course for the year is on November 1-319
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Rod Griffiths Director of Finance Where we were
bull Reviewing the Towns 2019 Capital Budget changes and project deferrals with regard to our 2019 MSI (Capital) funding
bull Cleaning up a few small posting errors in the GL (both budget and actuals) prior to preparing the September Budget Variance reports for Council
Where we are
bull Completing our annual Insurance Renewal Questionnaire In general property insurance premiums will be seeing a significant increase due to both the size and frequency of weather related events and damages Hopefully the Alberta Municipal Insurance Exchange (through AUMA) will help mitigate the impact on our 2020 property insurance premiums
bull Our HR Coordinator is working towards the November 1st switch to our new Benefit Plan provider
bull Department Heads are preparing 10 year vehicle and equipment replacement plans as the first step towards preparing the Towns first Five Year Capital Plan for 2020
Where we are going
bull Installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Fixed Assets (Town staff will be preparing our Tangible Capital Asset schedules this year instead of the auditor)
bull Following that we will be installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Project Costing for implementation Jan1 2020 This module will allow the Town to better track public works project costs as well as being able to assign operating costs to specific vehicles and pieces of equipment
bull Both of these software modules will be able to capture additional information for use in the Towns Municipal Asset Management Program and GIS system
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 66
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Harvey Smyl Director of Parks amp Recreation Where we were
bull The Aquatic Centre was closed most of September for our annual general maintenance and is in full operation now
bull The Clancy and CAP Arena are both now open and running bull We have winterized the Irrigation System at Spray Park Overnight Campground Baseball
building Iron Horse Campground and Soccer Fields Soccer pitches and ball diamonds have been aerated and sprayed
Where we are
bull Closing of the Tourism Center and Iron Horse Trail Campground for the Winter Season bull The Golf Course will be closed as of Sunday October 21 Season ending maintenance will
continue for another couple of weeks Planting of trees on Hole 16 between Fairway and homes should be done by end of October
bull Working with Municipal Enforcement on Parking and Camping restriction signage for Town Parks and Facilities
Where we are going
bull We are doing year end inventory at the Pro Shop and Real Joly will be attending the PGA Buymart Golf show in Calgary October 25 and 26
bull If weather continues to be nice we will do some pruning of trees for safety and security reasons at Lagasse Park
bull I will be attending the ARPA Conference with Councilor Boisvert and Councilor deMoissac October 24 25 and 26
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Steven Jeffrey Director of Public Works Where we were
bull Pothole patching and road repair bull Sanitary sewer main replacements on 52 avenue and service road bull Contracted services were in town for concrete curb and guttersidewalk replacement bull Golf course storm repair is now complete bull Water valve refurbishing in various locations bull 42 street reconstruction is complete
Where we are
bull Water valve refurbishing is ongoing as needed with leaks that appear High traffic areas have been taken care of
bull Replacing sanitary sewer services to residents that experience reoccurring back upsfloods (both with town forces and contracted services)
bull Last of the street sweeping is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Last of the concrete crews work is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Asphalt overlays are ongoing and will be until the weather does not allow us to continue
Where we are going
bull The Sanding truck has been placed back in service and is ready for winter operation bull Fire Hydrants will be drained and prepped for winter bull Working with AEP on finding a solution for golf course drainage to Upper Therien Lake bull 2020 budgeting
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 68
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Bert Pruneau Director of Utilities Where we were
bull The solids from the detention ponds needed to be removal to start the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre The quickest way to move forward with the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre was to use Geo-tubes for solids removal
bull Attended the Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades - Meeting 2 held at the Town office Some of the topics covered were construction Schedule Wastewater Treatment Plant work schedule site security site safety etc
bull Attended the WCW operators conference in Edmonton Alberta MPE Engineering did a technical presentation on our Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrades
Where we are
bull Pollution Control Centre - The addition to the Wastewater Treatment Plant will be encroaching pond 1 so the transfer pipe in-between detention ponds 1 and 2 to be removed and pond 1 will be de-commissioned and filled in with clay to accommodate the new building
bull PCC - Locate buried utilities remove top soil start excavation bull Normal day-to-day operations will continue at the Pollution Control Centre during excavation
Where we are going
bull Site Orientation with Maple Reinders Construction Anyone with the orientation will be allowed on the worksite during construction along as they meeting the minimum safety requirements
bull Next meeting for Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades is October 23 2019 bull Review our new Wastewater Treatment draft approval will send comments or concerns back to
Alberta Environment
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Page 36 of 140
Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Residential Disabled Parking Sign
BACKGROUND
We have a request from a resident at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul to install a disabled parking stall sign in front of their residence Parking spaces are most often limited and a challenge to find near their home Their daughter has both mobility and vision limitations so having a designated parking stall outside in front of their home would ensure a parking space is available to the resident and caregivers
BUDGETFINANCIAL
Approximately $100 for the purchase of sign and installation from Public Works
OPTIONS
1 Council approve the request to have a designated disabled parking
stall identified in front of the residence at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul 2 Council deny the request
RECOMMENDATION
That Council direct Administration to designate a disabled parking stall and have Public Works install the sign at 5702 - 46 Ave
PREPARED BY
Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective ServicesFire Chief
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 71
Page 37 of 140
5702 ndash 46 Ave
Page 2 of 2
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 71
Page 38 of 140
Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Proposed Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning of Lot 1 Block 36 Plan 1123632 from Residential District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2) - 1st Reading
BACKGROUND
A rezoning request has been received for Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 5417-56 Street (Tax Roll 186001) from R1 to C2 The fee of $100000 was paid on October 4 2019 Per discussion with the applicant the reason for the request is the applicant wishes to utilize the property for storage and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business Their letter of intent is attached for reference A review has been conducted of our planning documents and applicable legislation
bull The subject property is within the Residential Development Policy Area (Section 60) in Municipal Development Plan (MDP) - Bylaw 1157 Administration feels that the proposal meets the requirements (future direction) of the MDP
bull The subject property meets the minimum lot size requirements in C2 District Land Use Bylaw - Bylaw 1242
bull Per the attached zoning map the subject property is surrounded by a mix of zonings as follows R1 (Residential Low Density District) R2 (Residential Medium Density District) P (Community District) and I (Industrial District) per the attached zoning map
Rezoning Bylaw Process
bull 1st Reading considered by Council ndash Date October 21 2019 bull If 1st Reading is passed a Public Hearing is held at a subsequent
Council meeting to hear public input on the proposed bylaw The bylaw must be advertised for 2 consecutive weeks in the St Paul Journal as well as notification letters sent to adjacent landowners as per the Municipal Government Act Section 606 (AdvertisementBylaw) and Section 230 (When to hold a public hearing) ndash Date November 12 2019 PH
Page 1 of 21
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Page 39 of 140
Request for Decision
bull If no concerns are raised at the Public Hearing Council can consider final readings of the bylaw as soon as November 12 2019
BUDGETFINANCIAL
OPTIONS
1 That Council consider 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw so that
public input can be obtained 2 That Council defeat 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw as it does not
meet the Towns planning documents
RECOMMENDATION
That Bylaw 2019-08 be given first reading this 21st day of October 2019
PREPARED BY
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 72
Page 40 of 140
Page 1 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 OF THE
TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________
A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO AMEND BYLAW NO 1242 BEING THE LAND USE BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHEREAS Council has adopted Town of St Paul Land Use Bylaw 1242 to be used as the Land Use Bylaw WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to amend Bylaw 1242 as set out in Section 692 of the Municipal Government Act RSA 2000 c M-26 and amendments thereto NOW THEREFORE under the authority and subject to the provisions of the Municipal Government Act and by virtue of all other enabling powers the Municipal Council of the Town of St Paul Alberta duly assembled hereby enacts as follows
1 That Part ldquo11rdquo of the Town of St Paul Bylaw Land Use Bylaw 1242 be amended such that all portions of Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 as shown on Schedule ldquoArdquo be rezoned from Residential (Low Density) District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2)
2 This bylaw shall come into effect upon passing of the third reading and final reading
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN FIRST READING THIS 21ST DAY OF OCTOBER 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 2 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN SECOND READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________ THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN THIRD AND FINAL READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 3 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 SCHEDULE A
Rezoning from R1 to C2 Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
5417-56 Street
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Town of St Paul
Date OtzoggDate October 02 2019
OFFICE USE ONLY
Application Fee
________________
ReceiptNo Ii Date Received
TOWN OF SWST
Box 1480St Paul AS TOA 3A0Phone 780-645-4481Fax 780-645-5076wwwtownstpauLabca
PLANNING AND LAND USE APPLICATION
Roll NoSECTION A - CONTACT INFORMATION
Applicants Name
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LOT I BLOCK PLAN IIL32 ParcelSize
SECTION C - LAND USE BYLAW AMENDMENT OR NEW PLAN OR PLAN AMENDMENTapplication Forii New Statutory Plan f1 New Non-Statutory Plan J Re-designation EJ Land Use Bylaw Text Amendment E1 Amendment
Land Use DistrictZoning RI-
Name of PlanProposed Land Use DistrictlZoning
Reason for Request i rz1 lsquo -t iprsarsquo SL I lsquo
SECTION D - AUTHORIZATION
submitting an application I amallowing the right of entry for inspection purposes I hereby make application and acknowledge allplans and information submittedare to the le true and accurate
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The personalinformation provideds being collected underthe authority ofthe MunicipalGovernmentActand wilibe used forthe purposes underthatAct The personalinformation thatyou provide may be made public subjectto the provisions ofthe Freedom oflnformation and Protection ofPrivacy Act Any questions regarding the collection use or disposal of thisinformation should be directed to the FOIP CoordInatorfor the Town ofSt Paul
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October 3 2019
Town of St PaulBox 1480St Paul ABTOA 3A0
Attention Aline BrousseauDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services
Dear Ms Brousseau
RE Rezoning Application - 5417-56 Street St Paul AB
Please take this correspondence as support for the application for rezoning the property situateat 541 756 Street (the ldquopropertyrdquo)
We have made an Offer to Purchase the property with the intent to utilize the property for thestorage of and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business The Offer has beenaccepted and is subject to the rezoning of the property from Ri to an acceptable commercialuse prior to December 16 2019
We currently operate our business from our home located within the County of St Paul about20km outside of the Town of St Paul It is estimated that approximately 85 of the work of thebusiness is conducted within the Town of St Paul which requires us to haul equipment andoften make multiple trips to conduct business Purchasing the property with the currentstructure would allow more efficient operation with onsite storage of equipment to include butnot limited to a bobcat blades and buckets trailer mowers ladders and various hand toolsand accessories
The business operations currently consist ofa Lawn care (commercial and residential)a Tree and shrub pruning and removal
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Yard dean up and debris removal
Window washing
I-louse and deck washing gutter cleaning
Handyman services
Bobcat services
Landscaping
Snow removal (commercial and residential)
The business currently consists of ourselves (operations and administration) and two parttimeemployees It is not always necessary for employees to travel to the business as they mostoften meet at the job site location As a business which conducts services off site hours ofoperation generally run between 830am and 6pm but can vary in the winter season dependantupon weather
The property first came to our attention listed on Realtorca as a commercial property which leadus to believe the property could be utilized in the manner desired The property while zoned RIappears to be somewhat unsuitable as it would be difficult or impossible to build a residencethat would complement the existing neighbourhood given the required setbacks and existingstructure
The neighbourhood is low density residential with large residential lots a large park across thestreet and backing on to the Iron Horse Trail It is also located near the outskirts of the Town ofSt Paul with easy access routes that would limit disruption to existing residents
It should be further noted that in keeping with the nature of the business we understand thedesire to keep a well maintained and groomed property It would be our intent that the propertybe kept to the same standard we provide to our customers
It is our intent to facilitate the process of rezoning and would be readily available to provideadditional information or answer questions as required for Council to make a decision
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
15
50 FUTURE LAND USE 51 Future Land Use Policy The Municipal Development Plan located in Appendix 1 outlines the future land use concept for the Town of St Paul The map contains conceptual patterns for land use and the transportation network in the Town and consequently provides the direction of growth for the community Development within the Town shall be guided by the goals objectives and policies as outlined in the plan in conjunction with the Municipal Development Plan The Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) reinforces the general pattern of development currently found within the Town Additional land for future residential and commercial uses within the County to the east of the Town has been identified Future annexation applications will be required for this development to occur 52 Land Use Classifications The Land Use Classifications shown on the Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) are defined as follows Residential Residential areas are to be developed with a mix of predominantly for low medium and high density housing This zone also includes associated institutional religious educational small scale neighbourhood commercial and public uses at a scale and density compatible with the residential neighbourhood Commercial Areas for commercial development are focused along Highway 29 and 50th Street There are two dominate types of commercial development serving St Paul as follows
- Downtown Commercial
The area containing primary and secondary commercial uses and compatible office residential institutional cultural and recreational uses which together form the downtown of St Paul
- Major Commercial Major commercial areas include large format retail development and other smaller retail developments that service the larger stores Highway Commercial is made up of land abutting Highway 29 predominantly on the outskirts of the Town Business Employment Proposed locations for Business Employment uses are shown on the Future Land Use Map These areas are intended to encompass a broad range of manufacturing and other industrial processes including yard storage which may have some nuisance factors
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
16
that do not extend beyond the site boundaries Business employment also includes manufacturing processing repair research distribution and ancillary office sales and storage whose operations are mainly confined to an enclosed structure with no off-site nuisance factors No heavy industrial uses will be permitted within the Townrsquos boundaries ParksOpen SpaceSchoolCommunity Facility As illustrated conceptually on the Future Land Use Map existing parks and natural areas will continue to be linked through greenways and multi-purpose trails connecting parks recreation facilities school sites and other activity areas Any new development will encompass parks and open space areas and will be linked to the remainder of the Town by trails and access points
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Site Inspection Photos captured on October 15 2019 5417-56 Street Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
Facing Northeast
Facing North
Facing Northwest
Aerial View
Facing Southeast
Facing South
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1 PURPOSE
To permit a wide range of commercial activities at the discretion of the Development Authority provided that no
use or development shall take place that in the opinion of the Development Authority is or may become obnoxious
or a nuisance
2 PERMITTED AND DIRECTIONARY USES
Amusement establishment indoor All uses described as Discretionary Uses within the C1
District
Business support services establishments Bus depots
Commercial schools Drive-in businesses
Eating and drinking establishments Equipment rental establishments
General retail establishments Industrial vehicle and equipment salesrentals
establishments
Government services Private clubs
Health services Storage facilities indoor
Hotels Storage facilities outdoor
Libraries and cultural exhibits Truck and recreational vehicle salesrentals
establishments
Public parks Trucking and cartage establishments
Office uses Vehicle and equipment salesrentals establishments
Personal service shops Vehicle body repair and paint shops
Public and quasi-public uses Veterinary clinic large animal
Retail stores Warehouses
Solar energy collection systems Other uses which in the opinion of the Development
Authority are similar to the above mentioned
permitted and discretionary uses
Utility public Buildings and uses accessory to Discretionary Uses
Veterinary clinics
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If the floor space area used is not greater than 4000 m2
(43060 ft2) the manufacture or treatment of products
essential to the retail business conducted on the
premises provided that such activity does not involve
the use of hazardous chemicals or the killing of animals
or meat packing for example Bakery Butcher Shop and
the manufacture of confectionary items)
Buildings and uses accessory to Permitted Uses
3 REGULATIONS
2400 m2 (25830 ft2)
75 m (246 ft)
Front 75 m (246 ft)
Except where the Development Authority may deem it unnecessary
considering existing development
Rear 75 m (246 ft)
Or as required by the Development Authority
Side 15 m (49 ft)
None on those rear lines adjacent to land in a Commercial District If
the side line is adjacent to any other District the minimum side yard
shall be 15 m (49 ft)
Where shopping centres or groups of commercial uses are to be built
on a single lot or grouping of lots regulations shall be determined by
the Development Authority who shall deal with the overall scheme for
the site taking into account buildings access parking and the nature
of the specific commercial uses
As required by the Development Authority
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No use shall be established that in the opinion of the Development
Authority is or will become obnoxious or a nuisance
As required by the Development Authority
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Town of St Paul
100 yd100 m
Scale 1 8576
Town of St Paul makes no representation or warranties regarding the information contained in thisdocument including without limitation whether said information is accurate or complete Personsusing this document do so solely at their own risk and Town of St Paul shall have no liability to suchperson for any loss or damage whatsoever This document shall not be copied or distributed to anyperson without the express written consent of the Town of St Paul Copyright Town of St Paul AllRights Reserved
Town of St Paul Date Created 10182019Page 19 of 21
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LAND TITLE CERTIFICATE
SLINC TITLE NUMBERSHORT LEGAL
0034 869 636 132 317 425112363211
LEGAL DESCRIPTIONPLAN 1123632
BLOCK 1
LOT 1
EXCEPTING THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS
ESTATE FEE SIMPLE
ATS REFERENCE 49588SW
MUNICIPALITY TOWN OF ST PAUL
REFERENCE NUMBER 112 232 893
CONSIDERATIONDOCUMENT TYPE VALUEREGISTERED OWNER(S)
132 317 425 TRANSFER OF LAND $225000 $225000
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CAVEATOR - ALBERTA POWER LIMITED
10035 105 STREET EDMONTON
ALBERTA
AGENT - LORRIE SAWCHUK
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DATE (DMY) PARTICULARS
ENCUMBRANCES LIENS amp INTERESTS
REGISTRATION
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------NUMBER
2PAGE 132 317 425
RE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT ACT
CAVEATOR - THE TOWN OF ST PAUL
BOX 1480 ST PAUL
ALBERTA T0A3A0
AGENT - BILL DOLMAN
002TOTAL INSTRUMENTS
END OF CERTIFICATE
ORDER NUMBER
CUSTOMER FILE NUMBER
38192238
ATB
THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES CERTIFIES THIS TO BE AN
ACCURATE REPRODUCTION OF THE CERTIFICATE OF
TITLE REPRESENTED HEREIN THIS 16 DAY OF
OCTOBER 2019 AT 1044 AM
THIS ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED LAND TITLES PRODUCT IS INTENDED
FOR THE SOLE USE OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AND NONE OTHER
SUBJECT TO WHAT IS SET OUT IN THE PARAGRAPH BELOW
THE ABOVE PROVISIONS DO NOT PROHIBIT THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER FROM
INCLUDING THIS UNMODIFIED PRODUCT IN ANY REPORT OPINION
APPRAISAL OR OTHER ADVICE PREPARED BY THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AS
PART OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER APPLYING PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING
OR TECHNICAL EXPERTISE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CLIENT(S)
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Questica Budgeting Software
BACKGROUND
Administration is looking at a more efficient way of doing budgets other than excel spreadsheets We have found a product called Questica that allows us to work on departmental budgets simultaneously create detailed reports pull departmental budgets into an overall budget without the duplication and errors that plague the spreadsheet model This product is fully compatible with Bellamy and gives us far more flexibility When you start working on such a large scale (2720 lines with formulas and sub-formulas and totals and grand totals) and then try to incorporate it into a three or five year budget it becomes unwieldy and subject to errors Trying to find errors then becomes incredibly time consuming I have currently spoken to 5 municipalities who say it is amazing to work with It sits right on top of Bellamy which is our main accounting software and draws the information it requires for variance reports among others The cost for this program is $14500 per year and a $10000 installation charge They are guaranteeing the annual fee for 5 years The installation for the Bellamy budgeting module is $35000 From a municipal perspective there are only two or three accounting packages and they are all notorious for poor customer service We can put in a ticket to Bellamy when we have a problem and it is not unusual for them to take a week or more to respond Follow up calls get you nowhere However with Questica sitting on top of Bellamy we can use the data within Bellamy and have much greater scope of options with which we can produce budgets both short and long term and well as a myriad of other reports From the other communities we called they say the customer service is responsive and supportive
BUDGETFINANCIAL
The initial installation cost is $14000 and then $10000 per year As the year starts upon installation most of the d$10000 would be attributed to next
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Request for Decision
years budget Once again this year we will be at least $145000 under budget on our RCMP budget because of the empty positions during the year If Council will allow us to reallocate $16000 to this software program it will not effect our bottom line
OPTIONS
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
2 Council to not approve reallocating money from the policing budget and to not purchasing the budgeting software Questica
RECOMMENDATION
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Lloydminster City of AB Population 31483
Mackenzie County AB Population 10927
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Opportunity MD of AB Population 3074
Peace River Town of AB Population 6729
Pincher Creek MD AB Population 3158
mdashPincher Creek Town of AB Population 3685
Brazeau County AB Population 7201
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Devon Town of AB Population 6500
Edmonton City of AB Population 812200
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Short Term Disability Policy
BACKGROUND
With our new benefit package coming into effect on November 1 2019 we have to have a Short Term Disability Policy in place to support the new self funded Short Term Disability Plan This policy ensures that strict guidelines about when claims can be made and when not The disability manager ensures that treatments are followed and appointments are kept The direction of the policy is get employees back to work if at all possible but also to support them through the process This policy should be in place before the plan comes into effect
BUDGETFINANCIAL
NA
OPTIONS
1 Council to pass this policy as presented 2 Council to pass this policy as amended
RECOMMENDATION
Council to pass this policy as presented
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY POLICY
The purpose of the Town of St Paulrsquos Short-Term Disability (STD) policy is to provide replacement income should you become totally disabled as a result of non-work-related illness or injury
The Town of St Paul will use the services of an external disability management provider Homewood Health Inc for all non-work-related illness or injury absences Homewood Health Inc (HHI) will ensure employees receive early medical intervention appropriate treatment support and advice as well as confirm to the Town of St Paul that the absence is medically required
The Town of St Paul will pay the appropriate disability payments to an employee via payroll
ELIGIBILITYYou are eligible to apply for STD benefits if you are
Permanent full-time or Part-time and work a minimum of 20 hours a week and have completed 3 months of
continuous active employment
QUALIFYING PERIODThis is the period for which you have actually been disabled before you may receive a bi-weekly STD benefit The qualifying period is
a) Accident 0 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is laterb) Hospitalization 0 consecutive work daysc) Sickness 7 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is later
If you become disabled during a lay-off or approved leave of absence and your coverage continues during this time you will be eligible for benefit payments following your recall or scheduled return to full time work with your employer You must have been totally disabled for the qualifying period and still be totally disabled on the date you are recalled or scheduled to return to full time work
INTERRUPTED PERIODS OF DISABILTYIf you had a total disability for which STD benefits were paid and total disability occurs again due to the same illness or related causes HHI will consider it a continuation of your previous total disability if it occurs within two (2) weeks of the end of your previous disability You must be covered actively employed with the Town of St Paul when the total disability reoccurs
These benefits will be based on your coverage as it existed on the original date of total disability and will be paid for no longer than the rest of the Maximum Benefit Period
DEFINITIONlsquoTotally disabledrsquo and lsquototal disabilityrsquo Means that you have a medical impairment due to illness or injury which prevents you from
performing the essential duties of the occupation in which you participated just before the total disability started
The availability of work that you perform does not affect the determination of totally disabled or total disability
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY BENEFIT Where you have met the requirements of the eligibility requirements and qualifying period you may be eligible for the following coverage
Benefit amount will be 85 of regular weekly earnings (excluding bonuses expense allowances over time pay)
The maximum benefit period will be 17 weeks from the beginning of the absence or the end of the elimination period (depending on LTD Plan)
Benefits are taxable
TERMINATION OF BENEFITSTD benefits will cease on the earlier of The date you are no longer totally disabled The end of the maximum benefit period of 17 weeks of payment The date you retire The date you die The date of separation from employment for any reason other than illness or injury if the notice of
separation was given prior to the beginning of the illness or injury
WHAT IS NOT COVEREDSTD Benefits are not payable for any period If you are not under the care of a licensed physician You are not receiving appropriate treatment You work in any occupation for wage or profit or accept an offer of employment with any other
company or become self-employed You receive earnings or payment from the Town of St Paul (except the Short Term Disability
payments which will come through payroll) or any employer including severance payments and vacation pay
You fail to comply with any proposed modified return to work programs If you receive or are entitled to receive a benefit under any Workers Compensation or similar
law You are absent from Canada longer than 4 weeks due to any reason unless approved by
Homewood Health in advance During a time when you are an inmate in a prison or correctional facility You fail to provide Homewood Health Inc the required medical documentation or information
so that the claim for disability benefits can be adjudicated including ongoing assessment following the initial adjudication
You fail to cooperate with Homewood Health Inc including attending examinations by independent experts as chosen by the disability case manager
While incarcerated You willfully participate in riots wars or disorderly conduct Where you sustain Injuries or diseases acquired while committing or attempting to commit a
criminal offence or Due to elective cosmetic or experimental surgery unless the surgery or treatment is for
accidental injuries or unless the surgery is medically necessary as determined by the provincial health care plan in the province where the employee resides
Chiropractor Nurse Practitioner Dentist may be considered for the first two weeks of absence
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CLAIMING THE BENEFITContact your Human Resources to obtain the necessary forms for completion
The claim should be submitted to HHI within 10 business days of the date you become totally disabled Please be sure that all parts are fully completed to avoid any delays in the processing of your claim There will be no disruption in the transition from regular pay to Short Term Disability benefits provided HHI receives all information with the 10 business days
HHI will review the medical information and provide the Town of St Paul with their recommendation based on their review and if approved the Town of St Paul will continue Short Term Disability benefits on the regular bi-weekly payroll run
NON-SUPPORT OF BENEFITSIf information provided does not support a total disability or HHI does not receive any information or cannot reach you after three attempts on three different days recommendation to not support the case will be made to the Town of St Paul The Town of St Paul will determine whether to support or not support benefit payments and advise HHI accordingly
APPEAL PROCESSIf your application for Short Term Disability is not supported you can appeal this decision by submitting NEW and current medical information to HHI This new medical information must address the rationale for non-support New information must be provided within 30 days of the non-support of your case
WHAT IF MY DISABILITY EXCEEDS 17 WEEKSIf your disability is expected to exceed the 17-week Short Term Disability Maximum Benefit Period HHI will notify the Town of St Paul to send the Long-Term Disability (LTD) claim forms to you 6-8 weeks before the end of the 17-week Maximum Benefit Period That will allow GroupSource to open the LTD claim and gather the required medical information well before the anticipated LTD benefit start date
SUBROGATIONIf your total disability is the result of an accident or other cause for which a third party is wholly or partially responsible you have an obligation to take all necessary steps to recover compensation for the cost of the total amount of any benefits you receive under this STD plan from the third party
You must inform Human Resources of any claim for damages against a third party and enter into a reimbursement agreement with the Town of St Paul to refund from any award of damages the funds the Town of St Paul deems are representative of duplication of the total amount of benefits you have received under this STD policy
POLICY REVIEWThe Town of St Paul reserves the right to review alter this policy at any time Changes made to the policy will be communicated
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Funding for display case in Clancy arena for hockey and skating memorabilia
BACKGROUND
Citizens within our community and the local hockey clubs have collected over the years a great deal of hockey memorabilia They would like to display these items at the Clancy Arena There are suitable display cabinets at the School Board that we can have if the Council in conjunction with County Council will contribute $1500 (each) to their rehabilitation (paint new glass hardware etc If County Council will agrees to contribute to this cause they will pay us their portion which we will add to the Towns portion and we will in turn pay the cabinet maker Administration staff is advising Council to not get involved in either who gets what cabinets and who is or who is not involved in displaying memorabilia The memorabilia is not the property of the Town It will take some time for the clubs to raise enough money to have the memorabilia properly displayed as they would prefer so this will be an ongoing project for some time However the final product will be something that the hockey community and the Town will be proud of This will align with the recommendation from the Recreation Board
BUDGETFINANCIAL
$1500 from Community Grant program
OPTIONS
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
2 The Town Council not approve the request to pay $1500 toward the rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
3 option
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Request for Decision
RECOMMENDATION
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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n4 DELEGATIONSI 41 Pierre deMoissac - St Paul Jr B I Minor HockeyCORRESPONDENCE Proposal
P deMoissac shared that he has procured ten 4x8 footwall display units (6 inches wide) for free from old AshmontSchool Robert Lajoie can refinish them for approximately$200 per unit plus replacement of some broken glassPierre presented mock-ups of metal plates with photo androster to demonstrate what is possible for inside thedisplays They are between $40-$60 per plate average of
i $50 each and 62 years of history (1956-now) comes to approximately $3 100 plus $2 000+ to restore wall units The total cost of the project would be approximately
$5000 spread over a 2-3 year period
Pierre is willing to do the research and work required to-
- organize the history for the hockey displays There is roomfor all the cabinets to fit upstairs in the concession area but
suggested putting one cabinet by the Jr B dressing roomwith the most recent team information if they want He alsosuggested dedicating a cabinet upstairs to Clancy Richardand the arena history
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Jr B I Minor Hockey DisplaysFROM PREVIOUSMINUTES H Smyl suggested sharing the display cabinets with the
Jr B Canadiens Minor Hockey and Figure Skating HSmyl added that Minor Hockey has stated they would liketo contribute financially toward this project and will discusswith the other groups to contribute toward their owncontentphotos in the displays
R Boisvert suggested making an action plan to get thecabinets cleaned up and installed as a first step and thentalk to the groups involved and make a budget for the nextfew years for the photosarticles in the display
PR20190220102 Moved by County of St Paul Member-at-Large Leo deMoissac tomake a proposal to both the Town and County Council to eachcontribute $1500 each for a total of $3000 to clean repair and installthe ten cabinets
Chairperson Initials
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
February 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
20 Mar2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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4 DELEGATIONS 41 Dan Reid - Skate Park UpdateCORRESPONDENCE Dan Reid provided an update on the Skate Park project
Full presentation link attached in agenda package Hestated that they are hoping to break ground in July 2019and complete the build in October 2019 as they wereapproved for a $36130800 Community FacilityEnhancement Program (CFEP) Grant on March 7 2019His next task is a request to the County of St Paulregarding excavation The parking lot will be dirt initiallylandscaping will be a project for 2020 D Reid also notedthat Skateboarding will debut at the 2020 SummerOlympics
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Clancy Display CabinetsFROM PREVIOUS H Smyl reported that the Figure Skating Club is interestedMINUTES ) in one cabinet and Jr B Canadiens have stated that
zrsquo money is a concern for them Display case contents will beat the cost of each individual user group A request will be
made to County Council to support half the cost of repairing and mounting the display cabinets in the amount
of $150000
52 Skijoring Event Review (2)L deMoissac reported that the Skijoring even held onMarch 9th was a great success despite the cold weather Itwas held on a 114 mile track by Arctic Cat and was a goodlocation The track was approximately 1000 feet but needsto be extended for next year There was a BBQ as well asbeer gardens with plans of expanding the event in thefuture H Smyl noted that it would be nice to include theevent with Shiver Fest so that it was all together LdeMoissac suggested holding it on the other side of theIron Horse Trail Campground as there would be lots ofspace This would keep all the activities in the samegeneral area L deMoissac will bring the suggestion backto the AG Society
53 Online Campground Reservation ProgramH Smyl presented a draft of the campground maps forreview and feedback All the information is being puttogether and sent in to build the online site The contractwill be signed shortly M Brousseau inquired whether or
chairperson Initials_
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
March 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
l7Apr 2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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From Tim MahdiukTo Kim HeymanCc Harvey Smyl Phyllis CorbiereSubject RE Minutes from Rec Board meetingDate October 21 2019 21743 PMAttachments image001png
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Hi KimI will bring the request for the County to contribute $1500 for display cabinets at the Clancy Arenapayable to the Town of St Paul The RFD will be added to the PW agenda tomorrow Oct 2219
Tim MahdiukInterim CAOCounty of St Paul No 195015 49 Avenue St Paul AB T0A 3A4
P 780-645-3301 ext 208E tmadiukcountystpaulabca Our Mission ndash To create desirable rural experiences This message is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it has been addressed and maycontain information that is privileged and confidential If you are not the intended recipient or the employee oragent responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient you are hereby notified that anydissemination distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited If this communication has beenreceived in error respond immediately via telephone or return e-mail and delete all copies of this material
From Kim Heyman ltkheymantownstpaulabcagt Sent October-21-19 159 PMTo Tim Mahdiuk lttmahdiukcountystpaulabcagtCc Harvey Smyl lthsmyltownstpaulabcagtSubject Minutes from Rec Board meeting Based on these Rec Board minutes Irsquom going to put this back on our agenda The issue of the displaycabinets is mentioned on both pages and though not entirely clear Irsquom going to ask for $1500towards the cabinets for us to pay the cabinet maker (I think his name is in the minutes) Is it toolate to bring to your council
Kim Heyman CAOTown of St Paul
5101 50th StreetSt Paul ABT0A 3A0Direct 780-645-1764
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102
Northern Lights Library System- 2020 Budget
Northern Lights Library System- 2020 Budget 103
Scan Unit- Information
httpswwwalbertacareport-suspicious-propertyaspx 104
Royal Canadian Legion St Paul Branch 100 - Flag Raising Ceremony - October 25 2019
Royal Canadian Legion St Paul Branch 100 - Flag Raising Ceremony - October 25 2019
11 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
111
Go East Save the Date - Special Meeting amp Dinner - November 8 2019
Save the Date 2019 Go East Special Meeting Dinner - November 8 2019 112
2019 SPERD Local Scholarship Presentation
2019 SPERD Local Scholarship Presentation
12 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
The closed meeting session information is distributed to each Council member (on yellow paper) for discussion at the meeting Section 197 Public Presence at meetings of the Municipal Government Act dictates when Council may close part of their meetings to the public
13 ADJOURNMENT
Page 3 of 140
Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
Minutes
Regular Council Meeting
Monday October 7 2019 700 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 700 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Maureen Miller Mayor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Brad Eamon Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Gary Ward Councillor
Tyson deMoissac Councillor
REGRETS
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective ServicesFire Chief (in part)
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
Janice Huser St Paul Journal
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 October 7 2019 Regular Council Agenda
CM201910071001 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac to approve the October 7 2019 Regular Council meeting Agenda as amended
71 RFD - Purchase of New Patrol Vehicle
78 RFD - Towns contribution to CAP Ice Plant Upgrade
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
79 RFD - Timing of Main Street Traffic Lights
710 Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
101 2019 Walk of Hope
121-123 - Closed Meeting Session
CARRIED
3 ADOPTION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
31 September 23 2019 - Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071002 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the September 23 2019 Regular Council Meeting Minutes as presented
CARRIED
5 OLD BUSINESS 51 Nil
6 ADMINISTRATION REPORTS
61 CAO Report
CM201910071003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council accept the Chief Administrative Officers Report as information
CARRIED
62 Emergency Management and OHS Monthly Update - October 2019
CM201910071004 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council accept the Emergency Management and OHS Monthly Newsletter Update as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
71 Purchase of new Patrol Vehicle-Municipal Enforcement
CM201910071005 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the recommended plan to purchase a new patrol vehicle for St Paul Municipal Enforcement which will be off-set from the existing 2019 Capital Budget
CARRIED
72 Community Grant Funding Request under CS1200-03 Community Funding and Support Request
6CM201910071006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council grant a $100000 cash donation to the St Paul Regional High Schools Golf Teams for the Alberta School Athletics Association (ASAA) Provincials that was held on September 23 to 24 2019 in Red Deer AB
CARRIED
73 Letter from St Paul Senior Citizens Centre
CM201910071007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council contribute $250000 to the St Paul Seniors Centre located at 4809-47 Avenue for the furnace replacement as the building is owned by Town of St Paul
CARRIED
74 RMA Fall 2019 Convention
CM201910071008 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council approve Mayor Millers attendance and related expenses for the RMA Fall 2019 Convention being held on November 12 to November 15 2019 in Edmonton AB
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
75 Planting of Trees Golf Course
CM201910071009 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the Golf Course Maintenance Plan on Hole 16 for the planting of trees as presented
CARRIED
76 Bylaw 2019-09 Debenture Borrowing Bylaw
CM201910071010 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Bylaw 2019-09 being the Borrowing Bylaw of $55000000 for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant be given first reading this 7th day of October 2019
CARRIED
77 Request to Adjust Utility Invoice Account 113505
CM201910071011 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the request to credit Utility Account 113505 in the amount of $202727
DEFEATED
4 PUBLIC HEARINGS DELEGATIONS
41 730 pm St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative - Marianne Janke amp Linda Sallstrom
Mrs Marianne Janke and Mrs Linda Sallstrom were present to discuss the newly formed St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative The Committees intent is to work collaboratively to develop the St Paul Elk Point region as a vibrant and welcoming tourism centre in the Lakeland to support the retention and expansion of existing businesses and to encourage tourism entrepreneurship
Mayor Maureen Miller thanked the delegation for their presentation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
78 Addition - Towns contribution to CAP Ice plant upgrade
CM201910071012 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council authorize a $5000000 commitment to the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant from the 2020 Operating Budget
CARRIED
79 Addition - Timing of main street traffic lights
CM201910071013 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council authorize Administration to write a letter to the appropriate person in Transportation asking for a fix to be scheduled for the timing of the Main Street Traffic lights
CARRIED
710 Addition - Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
CM201910071014 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council authorize Administration to write a letter of support for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s ice plant replacement on behalf of the Town of St Paul for their Community Facility Enhancement Project (CFEP) Grant
CARRIED
8 BRIEFINGS 81 Nil
9 COUNCILLOR REPORTS
91 A copy of the detailed reports are attached as reference Councillor Reports for October 7 2019
CM201910071015 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council accept all Councillor Reports as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
10 CORRESPONDENCE REQUIRING ACTION
101 Addition - 2019 Walk of Hope Invitation
11 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
111 Letter from Alberta Transportation - Funding regarding Upgrade Runway Lighting Project
112 Thank You Letter 2019 Terry Fox Run
12 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
121 Business - Section 16 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
122 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
123 Residential Land - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Aline Brousseau Recording SecretaryDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services to provide administrative support
CM201910071016 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 834 pm
CARRIED
CM201910071017 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council return to open meeting at 854 pm to allow the return of the public
CARRIED
CM201910071018 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that the meeting resume with the public present at 857 pm
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
13 ADJOURNMENT 131 October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071019 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel to adjourn the October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting at 857 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Boisvert
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 5 Oct 7 Oct 7
Attended the AUMA conference in Edmonton Assisted the Firemen with cooking on their open house Attended the Muni-Corr Meeting with Mayor Miller Attended the Marketing Meeting with Councillor Eamon
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Taylor
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25 Sept 26 Sept 27 Sept 28 Oct 3 Oct 5
AUMA Convention How to make friends and Influence Government Looking after Taxpayers Ethic and Conflict AUMA Convention Moving towards Extended Producer Responsibility AUMA Convention Dedication to ldquo21 Strandsrdquo Monument at Legacy park Economic Partnership Summit Networking Event Fire Department Open House
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Eamon
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 October 5th
October 7th
AUMA Conference with council and CAO Attended exploring the intersection of mental health addictions and crime Strong partnerships build strong communities RCMP meeting Address from the minister of municipal affairs and dialogue sessions with provincial ministers Attended the Fire Department open house Marketing Committee Meeting
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Noel
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 2nd
Attended AUMA conference in Edmonton taking in many sessions and attended the private meeting with the RCMP Attended the Airport meeting held at the Airport
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Ward
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 1
Attended AUMA Conference in Edmonton Attended the Internment Ceremony at Lagasse Park with Mayor Miller and Councillor Taylor Attended the Champions For Change Downtown Meeting
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY Councillor deMoissac
REPORT
Date Event DescriptionDetails
Sept 25-27
Attended AUMA with all of council and CAO
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Mayor Miller
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails (Month-Day) Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 2 Oct 2 Oct 5 Oct 7
AUMA Convention with Council and CAO Attended meeting with RCMP Senior Officers Logical Strategic Planning How to present your message to media Address from the Minister of Municipal Affairs as well as Dialogue with Provincial Ministers AUMA AGM St Paul Internment Dedication with Counsellors Ward and Taylor Tour of waste water and water treatments centres with Director Pruneau Meeting with Lakeland Connect Agenda Review Attended the St Paul Fire Department Open House NE Muni-Corr
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
Minutes
Committee of the Whole Meeting
Thursday October 10 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 600 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Brad Eamon Councillor
Maureen Miller Mayor
Gary Ward Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
Sarah Burton Executive Assistant
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Agenda
COW201910101001 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor to approve the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting Agenda as amended
71 Land
72 Personnel
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
3 DELEGATIONS 31 620 pm Peter Dulaba - Property Concerns
Mr Peter Dulaba was present to bring forward his concerns regarding various thefts and break and entries on his property
Mayor Miller thanked the delegate for his presentation
4 OLD BUSINESS 41 Nil
5 NEW BUSINESS 51 Utility Concerns Landlord amp Tenant
Council discussed concerns brought forward as well as current procedures in placeregarding landlords tenants and utility accounts Administration will respond by letter to the individuals concerns
52 Recognition Signs
Administration will gather options on repurposing the recognition signs at the East and West end corridors of the Town and bring forward to the Regular Council Meeting on October 21 2019
6 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
61 Jumpstart Program -Local Update
Council accepted the Jumpstart Program update as information
7 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
71 Land - Section 16 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
72 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
COW201910101002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 641 pm
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Sarah Burton Recording SecretaryExecutive Assistant to provide administrative support
COW201910101003 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council return to open meeting at 739 pm
CARRIED
8 ADJOURNMENT 81 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
COW201910101004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to adjourn the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting at 740 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Sarah Burton Recording Secretary
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
Minutes
Organizational Meeting
Tuesday October 15 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 700 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Maureen Miller Mayor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Brad Eamon Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Gary Ward Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
Rushanthi Kesunathan St Paul Journal
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 Adoption of October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting Agenda
OM201910151001 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the October 15 2019 Meeting agenda as presented
CARRIED
3 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
31 C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy (Draft)
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council approve the C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy as presented
CARRIED
32 HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy (New - Draft)
OM201910151003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy as presented
CARRIED
33 Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting)
OM201910151004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Administration select a suitable date and time for the Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting) once the audited financial statements are completed and the Towns auditor and Council are available
CARRIED
34 Appointment of Solicitor
OM201910151005 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council appoint Brownlee LLP and Reynolds Mirth Richards amp Farmer LLP as the Town of St Paulrsquos solicitors
CARRIED
35 Appointment of Auditors
OM201910151006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council appoint JMD Group LLP Chartered Accountants as the Town of St Pauls auditors
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
36 2020 Calendar 2020 Council Calendar
OM201910151007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the 2020 calendar as amended
bull that the August 24 2020 Regular Council Meeting be cancelled
CARRIED
37 Bylaw 1219 Procedural Bylaw
OM201910151008 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council direct Administration to review the procedural bylaw and bring back any proposed changes to Council for review at a future Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
38 Committee Listing Representatives
OM201910151009 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council approve the following changesupdates to the 20192020 Committee Listing
bull Albertas Lakeland Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) or Travel Lakeland from Councillor Brad Eamon to Councillor Ron Boisvert and Mayor Maureen Miller as Alternate
bull Fire Protection from Councillor Gary Ward to Councillor Ron Boisvert
bull Intermunicipal Council Committee (ICC) - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Councillor Gary Ward
bull Lakeland Communities Health Advisory Council - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Mayor Maureen Miller
bull Marketing Committee Councillor Eamon and Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
bull Parks amp Recreation Board from Councillor Ron Boisvert to Councillor Gary Ward until October 18 2021 and Councillor deMoissac until October 18 2021
bull Remove the Regional Joint Health amp Safety Committee from the Committee listing as this is an internal operation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
bull St Paul and Area Tourism Initiative Committee - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon
bull Waste Transfer amp Recycling Station Committee Councillor Taylor and Councillor Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
CARRIED
4 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
5 ADJOURNMENT 51 October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151010 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon to adjourn the October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting at 648 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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2020 Calendar Legend
Office Closed Statutory Holidays (red text)Civic Holidays (Office Closed) - S 56 of the MGARegular Council Meetings (700 pm)Committee of The Whole (600 pm)Regular Council Committee of the Whole Meeting cancelled
Last Updated October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting (600 pm)Approved by Council October 15 2019 Conference Convention Trade Show Centerfield FireCouncil Resolution Number OM201910151007 Other Town Events amp FCSS are listed below each month with an
January February MarchS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 8 9 10 11 12 13 1419 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15 16 17 18 19 20 2126 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 311 Board Leadership Workshop Mar 2-Apr 29 Volunteer Income Tax Program
1 New Years Day 17 Family Day Shiverfest 16-18 Spring RMA Convention27 Pink Shirt Day
April May JuneS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 65 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 2019 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 2726 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30
3110 Good Friday 13 Easter Monday 12-14 Clothing Exchange 4-7 FCM Conference (Toronto ON)18 Fire Dept 75th Anniversary Spring Ball 18 Victoria Day 12-14 Centerfield Music Festival17-19 Tradeshow (Sherwood Park AB) 26 26th Annual Walk of Friendship24-26 Tradeshow (Fort MuMurray AB)27-29 CPAA Conference (Red Deer AB)
July August SeptemberS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 55 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 1919 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 2626 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 311 Canada Day 3 Heritage Day 7 Labour Day 6-9 Camp Sunshine 31 Rodeo Kick Off Supper 23-25 AUMA Convention (Calgary AB)
October November December S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 54 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 1918 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 2625 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 27 28 29 30 31
3 St Paul Fire Department Open House 11 Remembrance Day 5 A Community Christmas - Tree Lighting6-8 Clothing Exchange 2-5 Fall RMA Convention 25 Christmas Day12 Thanksgiving 28-29 Civic Holidays (Office Closed)24-26 ARPA Conference30 Safe amp Sweet Halloween
Note(s) Deputy Mayor Appointments ScheduleThe meetings of Council will be held at the Town Hall (5101-50 Street) unless otherwise posted Councillor Eamon November 1 2019 to June 30 2020As per S 194 of the Municipal Government Act (MGA) Special Meetings of Council are held with Councillor Taylor July 1 2020 to February 28 2021no notice to the public due to their timing and nature of the issue (emergent issue)All meeting of Council are held in public unless Council moves into closed meeting (S 197 of MGA)
2020
2020
2020 2020
2020 2020
2020 2020 2020
2020 20202020
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Lynn Smid Director of FCSS Where we were
bull Indigenous Liaison Worker has been hired Judy Moosewah formerly with (Saddle Lake Boys amp Girls Club) will begin work with us on October 15 2019
bull Janet Singcol ndash our coordinator for Cradle to Crayon Coalition has resigned due to a workplace injury sustained at her other employment Her replacement is retired teacher Elizabeth Poitras
bull FASD Suicide Prevention and Alzheimerrsquos Awareness Days were well received by the community and several individuals thanked us for the information provided at Giant Tiger for Alzheimer support
bull 10 vehicles had their car seats checked on October 19th parents were grateful to have hands on accurate information
bull 883 individuals came through the doors of the Parent Link Clothing Exchange this year We had 25 volunteers who gave 151 hours of their time to make this event possible
bull Seniors Information Session was held at Reunion Station on October 9th 22 seniors attended to learn about provincial assistance programs and the ldquoSeniors without wallsrdquo program through Primary Care Network
Where we are
bull Advertising for St Paul Youth Council Mobile Escape room ndash October 31st 630-1030pm at the Recreation Center Tickets can be purchased at FCSS or the Library for $10 per room
bull Volunteer Banner Letters have been sent out along with a mock up of the new banners bull Promoting Snow Angels Program bull Accepting donations for Safe amp Sweet and planning for event
Where we are going
bull 2020-2023 Budget work bull Grant writing Course in Camrose ndash November 20th bull National Childs Day Planning bull Community Christmas Planning amp Tree Lighting for December 7th
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 62
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Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services Where we were
bull Working on projects budgeted in 2019 Hwy PlanStructure AreaPark Industrial 29881 fromcomments for waitingare We AlbertaTransportation to see if they require a Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) I have been unable to gain any input from their department I will continue to follow up with this Municipal Development Plan (MDP) Update if necessary to be consistent with the Land Use Bylaw (LUB) As well on my list of items to do is to prepare a draft bylaw for the Area Structure Plan process requirements Land Use Bylaw (LUB) Update Project launch was on March 1st Administration is working with ISL to revise the document into plain language text that can be easily interpreted by all
bull Preparation with CAO on the Organizational Meeting Agenda Where we are
bull Updating our Quality Management Plan (QMP) bull Inputting 2018 and 2019 safety codes permits and 2019 development permits into GIS This step
will help us daily with inquiries from the publicstaff on issued permits bull Working a rezoning application for this same meeting
Where we are going
bull Contacting owners for older safety codes permits (buildingelectricalplumbinggas) that still require inspections
bull Attached is the current 2019 Development Permit Listing to date We currently have received 50 applications this year At this time last year we had received 48 applications Inquiries for SeptOct have been a little slower
bull Working on Committee listing and updating membership per the annual Organizational Meeting
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 63
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2019 Development Permit No Roll Proposed Development
Permitted Use Discretionary Use Zoning Received Date (COMPLETE) File Acceptance Ltr 20 Day Complete Incomplete Ltr Issue Date Status Time to Issue Permit
DP 001-19 1781 Signage P C2 January 17 2019 January 21 2019 January 23 2019 January 23 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 002-19 331332 Signage P C1 January 18 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 003-19 1081 Minor Home Occupation P R2 January 23 2019 January 24 2019 January 29 2019 January 29 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 004-19 889 Eating Establishment P C1 February 5 2019 February 5 2019 February 6 2019 February 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 005-19 2435 Temporary Gas BarSign P C2 March 6 2019 March 14 2019 March 18 2019 March 18 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 006-19 199 Family Care Facility D R2 March 7 2019 na na na Withdrawn naDP 007-19 48 Commercial P C2 March 4 2019 March 14 2019 March 19 2019 April 8 2019 Issued 25 business daysDP 008-19 649 Fence amp Garage P R2 March 18 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 009-19 2806 Cannabis Facility D M May 1 2019 April 16 2019 May 23 2019 June 12 2019 Issued MPC 29 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 010-19 176 Driveway P R2 April 1 2019 na Exempt from DP April 5 2019 Exempt naDP 011-19 2814 Personal Service Facility P C1 April 16 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 Issued 6 business daysDP 012-19 993 Fence P R2 April 3 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 013-19 1087 Fence P R2 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 Issued same dayDP 014-19 2473 Deck extension P R1A April 23 2019 April 26 2019 May 3 2019 May 3 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 015-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 April 23 2019 May 3 2019 Refused May 23 2019 MPC naDP 016-19 1846 Fence P R2 May 3 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 017-19 869 Fence P R2 May 6 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 018-19 2847 Retail Store (Vape) amp 1 sign P C1 May 27 2019 May 22 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 019-19 1831 Signage P C1 May 16 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 020-19 2606 Patio P R2 May 17 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 021-19 356 Addition to Commercial BldgSigns P M June 18 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 022-19 1923 Fence Decorative P R1 May 23 2019 na Exempt from DP May 28 2019 Exempt NADP 023-19 134 Signage P C1 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 024-19 143701 Fence P R2 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 Issued same dayDP 025-19 2272 Fence P I June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 Issued same dayDP 026-19 353 Demolition of Dwelling P R2 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 027-19 2651 Fence P R3 June 13 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 028-19 42 Addition to Existing Dwelling P R2 June 7 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 029-19 1456 Fence P R1 June 7 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 030-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 WithdrawnDP 031-19 2148 Fence P R2 June 18 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 032-19 52 Retail Store (Vape) amp 2 signs P C2 June 20 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 033-19 2644 Telecommunications Tower D C1 June 20 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 034-19 2538 Fence P R1A June 27 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 035-19 832 Barber Shop P C1 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 Issued same dayDP 036-19 1938 Proposed Roof over existing deck P R2 July 3 2019 na Exempt from DP July 11 2019 Exempt NADP 037-19 889 Signage P C1 July 5 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 038-19 704 Private Child Care P R2 July 2 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 18 business daysDP 039-19 1610 Deck amp addition to existing dwelling P R2 July 23 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 040-19 2329 Covered Deck P R2 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 31 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 041-19 2389 Addition to existing shop P CD July 31 2019 August 19 2019 August 19 2019 September 9 2019 Issued Council - issued September 9 2019DP 042-19 1452 Covered Deck P R1 July 31 2019 July 31 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 043-19 1900 New Deck P R2 August 2 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 044-19 2462 SFD w att garage amp decks P R1A August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 Issued same dayDP 045-19 220 Pharmacy amp Signage P C2 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 Issued same dayDP 046-19 2067 Relocation of business P C2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 047-19 2030 New Deck P R2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 18 2019 September 18 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 048-19 2102 New Dealership amp Signage P C2 October 7 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 049-19 1535 Fence P R2 September 23 2019 October 2 2019 October 4 2019 October 4 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 050-19 662 Demolition of Dwelling P UR October 7 2019
Last Updated October 15 2019
21 Oct 2019 R
egular Council
Agenda Item - 63
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Trevor Kotowich Municipal Enforcement Where we were
bull On September 27 CPO Stevens attended Indigenous Training at Blue Quills University bull SPME along with Commercial Vehicle Enforcement conducted a joint operation targeting
dangerous goods bull Complaints received from SPECS regarding speeding vehicles during student pickup times No
violations in this zone have been observed by either Officer yet bull September 2019 stats attached
Where we are
bull We have seen an increase in animal at large complaints bull I have been working on a replacement strategy for our 2013 patrol vehicle bull CPOs continue to conduct proactive patrols around the community
Where we are going
bull As we get ready for the winter weather to arrive SPME will be reminding residents of the snow-removal bylaw
bull I have received a number of visibility concerns at intersections from SPERD and their bus drivers Together with PW Manager we will address these concerns shortly
bull November Bylaw Education Enforcement Program (BEEP) will focus on snow removal from sidewalks and use of seat-belts
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Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective Services Where we were
bull On Saturday October 5th we hosted our Fire Prevention Week Open House Thank you to all Council members who attended and Councillor Ron Boisvert for volunteering to BBQ
bull School fire drills were conducted on October 8th bull DC Thomson wrapped up his school bus safety lessons for the year SPECS saw 325 students
with Glen Avon having over 500 Where we are
bull Our members are out in the community selling our 2020 calendars Thank you to everyone who continues to support our cause All monies raised go directly back into training and equipping our members
bull I am continuing to work on our 2020 operating budget bull A number of repairs were conducted by DC Thomson on our apparatus including replacing a
primer pump on an engine This repair would have had to been otherwise outsourced costing a significant amount of money and down time
Where we are going
bull On November 1st our tickets for our Spring Ball Anniversary celebration go on sale If early indications are correct the event will be sold-out rather quickly
bull Fire Services led by DC Thomson will be conducting fire extinguisher training for the County PW staff on November 1st
bull October 30th myself and DC Thomson will be attending a Wildfire Management meeting in Smoky Lake
bull Our final regional fire training course for the year is on November 1-319
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Rod Griffiths Director of Finance Where we were
bull Reviewing the Towns 2019 Capital Budget changes and project deferrals with regard to our 2019 MSI (Capital) funding
bull Cleaning up a few small posting errors in the GL (both budget and actuals) prior to preparing the September Budget Variance reports for Council
Where we are
bull Completing our annual Insurance Renewal Questionnaire In general property insurance premiums will be seeing a significant increase due to both the size and frequency of weather related events and damages Hopefully the Alberta Municipal Insurance Exchange (through AUMA) will help mitigate the impact on our 2020 property insurance premiums
bull Our HR Coordinator is working towards the November 1st switch to our new Benefit Plan provider
bull Department Heads are preparing 10 year vehicle and equipment replacement plans as the first step towards preparing the Towns first Five Year Capital Plan for 2020
Where we are going
bull Installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Fixed Assets (Town staff will be preparing our Tangible Capital Asset schedules this year instead of the auditor)
bull Following that we will be installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Project Costing for implementation Jan1 2020 This module will allow the Town to better track public works project costs as well as being able to assign operating costs to specific vehicles and pieces of equipment
bull Both of these software modules will be able to capture additional information for use in the Towns Municipal Asset Management Program and GIS system
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Harvey Smyl Director of Parks amp Recreation Where we were
bull The Aquatic Centre was closed most of September for our annual general maintenance and is in full operation now
bull The Clancy and CAP Arena are both now open and running bull We have winterized the Irrigation System at Spray Park Overnight Campground Baseball
building Iron Horse Campground and Soccer Fields Soccer pitches and ball diamonds have been aerated and sprayed
Where we are
bull Closing of the Tourism Center and Iron Horse Trail Campground for the Winter Season bull The Golf Course will be closed as of Sunday October 21 Season ending maintenance will
continue for another couple of weeks Planting of trees on Hole 16 between Fairway and homes should be done by end of October
bull Working with Municipal Enforcement on Parking and Camping restriction signage for Town Parks and Facilities
Where we are going
bull We are doing year end inventory at the Pro Shop and Real Joly will be attending the PGA Buymart Golf show in Calgary October 25 and 26
bull If weather continues to be nice we will do some pruning of trees for safety and security reasons at Lagasse Park
bull I will be attending the ARPA Conference with Councilor Boisvert and Councilor deMoissac October 24 25 and 26
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Steven Jeffrey Director of Public Works Where we were
bull Pothole patching and road repair bull Sanitary sewer main replacements on 52 avenue and service road bull Contracted services were in town for concrete curb and guttersidewalk replacement bull Golf course storm repair is now complete bull Water valve refurbishing in various locations bull 42 street reconstruction is complete
Where we are
bull Water valve refurbishing is ongoing as needed with leaks that appear High traffic areas have been taken care of
bull Replacing sanitary sewer services to residents that experience reoccurring back upsfloods (both with town forces and contracted services)
bull Last of the street sweeping is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Last of the concrete crews work is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Asphalt overlays are ongoing and will be until the weather does not allow us to continue
Where we are going
bull The Sanding truck has been placed back in service and is ready for winter operation bull Fire Hydrants will be drained and prepped for winter bull Working with AEP on finding a solution for golf course drainage to Upper Therien Lake bull 2020 budgeting
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Bert Pruneau Director of Utilities Where we were
bull The solids from the detention ponds needed to be removal to start the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre The quickest way to move forward with the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre was to use Geo-tubes for solids removal
bull Attended the Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades - Meeting 2 held at the Town office Some of the topics covered were construction Schedule Wastewater Treatment Plant work schedule site security site safety etc
bull Attended the WCW operators conference in Edmonton Alberta MPE Engineering did a technical presentation on our Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrades
Where we are
bull Pollution Control Centre - The addition to the Wastewater Treatment Plant will be encroaching pond 1 so the transfer pipe in-between detention ponds 1 and 2 to be removed and pond 1 will be de-commissioned and filled in with clay to accommodate the new building
bull PCC - Locate buried utilities remove top soil start excavation bull Normal day-to-day operations will continue at the Pollution Control Centre during excavation
Where we are going
bull Site Orientation with Maple Reinders Construction Anyone with the orientation will be allowed on the worksite during construction along as they meeting the minimum safety requirements
bull Next meeting for Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades is October 23 2019 bull Review our new Wastewater Treatment draft approval will send comments or concerns back to
Alberta Environment
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Residential Disabled Parking Sign
BACKGROUND
We have a request from a resident at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul to install a disabled parking stall sign in front of their residence Parking spaces are most often limited and a challenge to find near their home Their daughter has both mobility and vision limitations so having a designated parking stall outside in front of their home would ensure a parking space is available to the resident and caregivers
BUDGETFINANCIAL
Approximately $100 for the purchase of sign and installation from Public Works
OPTIONS
1 Council approve the request to have a designated disabled parking
stall identified in front of the residence at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul 2 Council deny the request
RECOMMENDATION
That Council direct Administration to designate a disabled parking stall and have Public Works install the sign at 5702 - 46 Ave
PREPARED BY
Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective ServicesFire Chief
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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5702 ndash 46 Ave
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Proposed Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning of Lot 1 Block 36 Plan 1123632 from Residential District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2) - 1st Reading
BACKGROUND
A rezoning request has been received for Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 5417-56 Street (Tax Roll 186001) from R1 to C2 The fee of $100000 was paid on October 4 2019 Per discussion with the applicant the reason for the request is the applicant wishes to utilize the property for storage and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business Their letter of intent is attached for reference A review has been conducted of our planning documents and applicable legislation
bull The subject property is within the Residential Development Policy Area (Section 60) in Municipal Development Plan (MDP) - Bylaw 1157 Administration feels that the proposal meets the requirements (future direction) of the MDP
bull The subject property meets the minimum lot size requirements in C2 District Land Use Bylaw - Bylaw 1242
bull Per the attached zoning map the subject property is surrounded by a mix of zonings as follows R1 (Residential Low Density District) R2 (Residential Medium Density District) P (Community District) and I (Industrial District) per the attached zoning map
Rezoning Bylaw Process
bull 1st Reading considered by Council ndash Date October 21 2019 bull If 1st Reading is passed a Public Hearing is held at a subsequent
Council meeting to hear public input on the proposed bylaw The bylaw must be advertised for 2 consecutive weeks in the St Paul Journal as well as notification letters sent to adjacent landowners as per the Municipal Government Act Section 606 (AdvertisementBylaw) and Section 230 (When to hold a public hearing) ndash Date November 12 2019 PH
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Request for Decision
bull If no concerns are raised at the Public Hearing Council can consider final readings of the bylaw as soon as November 12 2019
BUDGETFINANCIAL
OPTIONS
1 That Council consider 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw so that
public input can be obtained 2 That Council defeat 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw as it does not
meet the Towns planning documents
RECOMMENDATION
That Bylaw 2019-08 be given first reading this 21st day of October 2019
PREPARED BY
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 1 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 OF THE
TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________
A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO AMEND BYLAW NO 1242 BEING THE LAND USE BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHEREAS Council has adopted Town of St Paul Land Use Bylaw 1242 to be used as the Land Use Bylaw WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to amend Bylaw 1242 as set out in Section 692 of the Municipal Government Act RSA 2000 c M-26 and amendments thereto NOW THEREFORE under the authority and subject to the provisions of the Municipal Government Act and by virtue of all other enabling powers the Municipal Council of the Town of St Paul Alberta duly assembled hereby enacts as follows
1 That Part ldquo11rdquo of the Town of St Paul Bylaw Land Use Bylaw 1242 be amended such that all portions of Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 as shown on Schedule ldquoArdquo be rezoned from Residential (Low Density) District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2)
2 This bylaw shall come into effect upon passing of the third reading and final reading
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN FIRST READING THIS 21ST DAY OF OCTOBER 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 2 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN SECOND READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________ THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN THIRD AND FINAL READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 SCHEDULE A
Rezoning from R1 to C2 Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
5417-56 Street
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Town of St Paul
Date OtzoggDate October 02 2019
OFFICE USE ONLY
Application Fee
________________
ReceiptNo Ii Date Received
TOWN OF SWST
Box 1480St Paul AS TOA 3A0Phone 780-645-4481Fax 780-645-5076wwwtownstpauLabca
PLANNING AND LAND USE APPLICATION
Roll NoSECTION A - CONTACT INFORMATION
Applicants Name
-
LandownerrsquosName
SECTION B mdash SITE INFORMATION
StreetAddress 41] - P
LOT I BLOCK PLAN IIL32 ParcelSize
SECTION C - LAND USE BYLAW AMENDMENT OR NEW PLAN OR PLAN AMENDMENTapplication Forii New Statutory Plan f1 New Non-Statutory Plan J Re-designation EJ Land Use Bylaw Text Amendment E1 Amendment
Land Use DistrictZoning RI-
Name of PlanProposed Land Use DistrictlZoning
Reason for Request i rz1 lsquo -t iprsarsquo SL I lsquo
SECTION D - AUTHORIZATION
submitting an application I amallowing the right of entry for inspection purposes I hereby make application and acknowledge allplans and information submittedare to the le true and accurate
lsquomdash 10122019 51000 PM MOT
_
lsquomdash 10212019 51122 PM MDT
The personalinformation provideds being collected underthe authority ofthe MunicipalGovernmentActand wilibe used forthe purposes underthatAct The personalinformation thatyou provide may be made public subjectto the provisions ofthe Freedom oflnformation and Protection ofPrivacy Act Any questions regarding the collection use or disposal of thisinformation should be directed to the FOIP CoordInatorfor the Town ofSt Paul
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October 3 2019
Town of St PaulBox 1480St Paul ABTOA 3A0
Attention Aline BrousseauDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services
Dear Ms Brousseau
RE Rezoning Application - 5417-56 Street St Paul AB
Please take this correspondence as support for the application for rezoning the property situateat 541 756 Street (the ldquopropertyrdquo)
We have made an Offer to Purchase the property with the intent to utilize the property for thestorage of and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business The Offer has beenaccepted and is subject to the rezoning of the property from Ri to an acceptable commercialuse prior to December 16 2019
We currently operate our business from our home located within the County of St Paul about20km outside of the Town of St Paul It is estimated that approximately 85 of the work of thebusiness is conducted within the Town of St Paul which requires us to haul equipment andoften make multiple trips to conduct business Purchasing the property with the currentstructure would allow more efficient operation with onsite storage of equipment to include butnot limited to a bobcat blades and buckets trailer mowers ladders and various hand toolsand accessories
The business operations currently consist ofa Lawn care (commercial and residential)a Tree and shrub pruning and removal
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Yard dean up and debris removal
Window washing
I-louse and deck washing gutter cleaning
Handyman services
Bobcat services
Landscaping
Snow removal (commercial and residential)
The business currently consists of ourselves (operations and administration) and two parttimeemployees It is not always necessary for employees to travel to the business as they mostoften meet at the job site location As a business which conducts services off site hours ofoperation generally run between 830am and 6pm but can vary in the winter season dependantupon weather
The property first came to our attention listed on Realtorca as a commercial property which leadus to believe the property could be utilized in the manner desired The property while zoned RIappears to be somewhat unsuitable as it would be difficult or impossible to build a residencethat would complement the existing neighbourhood given the required setbacks and existingstructure
The neighbourhood is low density residential with large residential lots a large park across thestreet and backing on to the Iron Horse Trail It is also located near the outskirts of the Town ofSt Paul with easy access routes that would limit disruption to existing residents
It should be further noted that in keeping with the nature of the business we understand thedesire to keep a well maintained and groomed property It would be our intent that the propertybe kept to the same standard we provide to our customers
It is our intent to facilitate the process of rezoning and would be readily available to provideadditional information or answer questions as required for Council to make a decision
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egular Council
Agenda Item - 72
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
15
50 FUTURE LAND USE 51 Future Land Use Policy The Municipal Development Plan located in Appendix 1 outlines the future land use concept for the Town of St Paul The map contains conceptual patterns for land use and the transportation network in the Town and consequently provides the direction of growth for the community Development within the Town shall be guided by the goals objectives and policies as outlined in the plan in conjunction with the Municipal Development Plan The Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) reinforces the general pattern of development currently found within the Town Additional land for future residential and commercial uses within the County to the east of the Town has been identified Future annexation applications will be required for this development to occur 52 Land Use Classifications The Land Use Classifications shown on the Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) are defined as follows Residential Residential areas are to be developed with a mix of predominantly for low medium and high density housing This zone also includes associated institutional religious educational small scale neighbourhood commercial and public uses at a scale and density compatible with the residential neighbourhood Commercial Areas for commercial development are focused along Highway 29 and 50th Street There are two dominate types of commercial development serving St Paul as follows
- Downtown Commercial
The area containing primary and secondary commercial uses and compatible office residential institutional cultural and recreational uses which together form the downtown of St Paul
- Major Commercial Major commercial areas include large format retail development and other smaller retail developments that service the larger stores Highway Commercial is made up of land abutting Highway 29 predominantly on the outskirts of the Town Business Employment Proposed locations for Business Employment uses are shown on the Future Land Use Map These areas are intended to encompass a broad range of manufacturing and other industrial processes including yard storage which may have some nuisance factors
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
16
that do not extend beyond the site boundaries Business employment also includes manufacturing processing repair research distribution and ancillary office sales and storage whose operations are mainly confined to an enclosed structure with no off-site nuisance factors No heavy industrial uses will be permitted within the Townrsquos boundaries ParksOpen SpaceSchoolCommunity Facility As illustrated conceptually on the Future Land Use Map existing parks and natural areas will continue to be linked through greenways and multi-purpose trails connecting parks recreation facilities school sites and other activity areas Any new development will encompass parks and open space areas and will be linked to the remainder of the Town by trails and access points
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Site Inspection Photos captured on October 15 2019 5417-56 Street Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
Facing Northeast
Facing North
Facing Northwest
Aerial View
Facing Southeast
Facing South
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1 PURPOSE
To permit a wide range of commercial activities at the discretion of the Development Authority provided that no
use or development shall take place that in the opinion of the Development Authority is or may become obnoxious
or a nuisance
2 PERMITTED AND DIRECTIONARY USES
Amusement establishment indoor All uses described as Discretionary Uses within the C1
District
Business support services establishments Bus depots
Commercial schools Drive-in businesses
Eating and drinking establishments Equipment rental establishments
General retail establishments Industrial vehicle and equipment salesrentals
establishments
Government services Private clubs
Health services Storage facilities indoor
Hotels Storage facilities outdoor
Libraries and cultural exhibits Truck and recreational vehicle salesrentals
establishments
Public parks Trucking and cartage establishments
Office uses Vehicle and equipment salesrentals establishments
Personal service shops Vehicle body repair and paint shops
Public and quasi-public uses Veterinary clinic large animal
Retail stores Warehouses
Solar energy collection systems Other uses which in the opinion of the Development
Authority are similar to the above mentioned
permitted and discretionary uses
Utility public Buildings and uses accessory to Discretionary Uses
Veterinary clinics
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If the floor space area used is not greater than 4000 m2
(43060 ft2) the manufacture or treatment of products
essential to the retail business conducted on the
premises provided that such activity does not involve
the use of hazardous chemicals or the killing of animals
or meat packing for example Bakery Butcher Shop and
the manufacture of confectionary items)
Buildings and uses accessory to Permitted Uses
3 REGULATIONS
2400 m2 (25830 ft2)
75 m (246 ft)
Front 75 m (246 ft)
Except where the Development Authority may deem it unnecessary
considering existing development
Rear 75 m (246 ft)
Or as required by the Development Authority
Side 15 m (49 ft)
None on those rear lines adjacent to land in a Commercial District If
the side line is adjacent to any other District the minimum side yard
shall be 15 m (49 ft)
Where shopping centres or groups of commercial uses are to be built
on a single lot or grouping of lots regulations shall be determined by
the Development Authority who shall deal with the overall scheme for
the site taking into account buildings access parking and the nature
of the specific commercial uses
As required by the Development Authority
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No use shall be established that in the opinion of the Development
Authority is or will become obnoxious or a nuisance
As required by the Development Authority
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Town of St Paul
100 yd100 m
Scale 1 8576
Town of St Paul makes no representation or warranties regarding the information contained in thisdocument including without limitation whether said information is accurate or complete Personsusing this document do so solely at their own risk and Town of St Paul shall have no liability to suchperson for any loss or damage whatsoever This document shall not be copied or distributed to anyperson without the express written consent of the Town of St Paul Copyright Town of St Paul AllRights Reserved
Town of St Paul Date Created 10182019Page 19 of 21
21 Oct 2019 R
egular Council
Agenda Item - 72
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LAND TITLE CERTIFICATE
SLINC TITLE NUMBERSHORT LEGAL
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LEGAL DESCRIPTIONPLAN 1123632
BLOCK 1
LOT 1
EXCEPTING THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS
ESTATE FEE SIMPLE
ATS REFERENCE 49588SW
MUNICIPALITY TOWN OF ST PAUL
REFERENCE NUMBER 112 232 893
CONSIDERATIONDOCUMENT TYPE VALUEREGISTERED OWNER(S)
132 317 425 TRANSFER OF LAND $225000 $225000
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CAVEAT03111992922 337 008RE EASEMENT
CAVEATOR - ALBERTA POWER LIMITED
10035 105 STREET EDMONTON
ALBERTA
AGENT - LORRIE SAWCHUK
AFFECTS PART OF THIS TITLE
18072011112 217 567 CAVEAT
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DATE (DMY) PARTICULARS
ENCUMBRANCES LIENS amp INTERESTS
REGISTRATION
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2PAGE 132 317 425
RE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT ACT
CAVEATOR - THE TOWN OF ST PAUL
BOX 1480 ST PAUL
ALBERTA T0A3A0
AGENT - BILL DOLMAN
002TOTAL INSTRUMENTS
END OF CERTIFICATE
ORDER NUMBER
CUSTOMER FILE NUMBER
38192238
ATB
THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES CERTIFIES THIS TO BE AN
ACCURATE REPRODUCTION OF THE CERTIFICATE OF
TITLE REPRESENTED HEREIN THIS 16 DAY OF
OCTOBER 2019 AT 1044 AM
THIS ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED LAND TITLES PRODUCT IS INTENDED
FOR THE SOLE USE OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AND NONE OTHER
SUBJECT TO WHAT IS SET OUT IN THE PARAGRAPH BELOW
THE ABOVE PROVISIONS DO NOT PROHIBIT THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER FROM
INCLUDING THIS UNMODIFIED PRODUCT IN ANY REPORT OPINION
APPRAISAL OR OTHER ADVICE PREPARED BY THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AS
PART OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER APPLYING PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING
OR TECHNICAL EXPERTISE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CLIENT(S)
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 72
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Questica Budgeting Software
BACKGROUND
Administration is looking at a more efficient way of doing budgets other than excel spreadsheets We have found a product called Questica that allows us to work on departmental budgets simultaneously create detailed reports pull departmental budgets into an overall budget without the duplication and errors that plague the spreadsheet model This product is fully compatible with Bellamy and gives us far more flexibility When you start working on such a large scale (2720 lines with formulas and sub-formulas and totals and grand totals) and then try to incorporate it into a three or five year budget it becomes unwieldy and subject to errors Trying to find errors then becomes incredibly time consuming I have currently spoken to 5 municipalities who say it is amazing to work with It sits right on top of Bellamy which is our main accounting software and draws the information it requires for variance reports among others The cost for this program is $14500 per year and a $10000 installation charge They are guaranteeing the annual fee for 5 years The installation for the Bellamy budgeting module is $35000 From a municipal perspective there are only two or three accounting packages and they are all notorious for poor customer service We can put in a ticket to Bellamy when we have a problem and it is not unusual for them to take a week or more to respond Follow up calls get you nowhere However with Questica sitting on top of Bellamy we can use the data within Bellamy and have much greater scope of options with which we can produce budgets both short and long term and well as a myriad of other reports From the other communities we called they say the customer service is responsive and supportive
BUDGETFINANCIAL
The initial installation cost is $14000 and then $10000 per year As the year starts upon installation most of the d$10000 would be attributed to next
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 73
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Request for Decision
years budget Once again this year we will be at least $145000 under budget on our RCMP budget because of the empty positions during the year If Council will allow us to reallocate $16000 to this software program it will not effect our bottom line
OPTIONS
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
2 Council to not approve reallocating money from the policing budget and to not purchasing the budgeting software Questica
RECOMMENDATION
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 73
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Better public sectorbudgeting andperformance
-
BudgetEfficient accurate and collaborative budgeting all in one
Questica works with government agencies to better enable data-drivenbudgeting and decision-making while increasing data accuracy savingtime and improving stakeholder trust
Questica Budget Suite drives budget transformation by creatinga single source of data truth Questica Budget is an easy-to-usecomprehensive and collaborative cloud-based solution for operating
capital and salary budget preparation and performance management
Better budget process with workflow approvals and role-basedsecurity Create unlimited what-if scenarios decision packagesand multi-year budgeting
Integrates with financial HR and others systems
Position salary and benefit planning Staff scheduling andplanning
Statistical leger funding gaprevenue analysis and capital projectplanningreserve analysis
Easily assemble actionable data from anywhere in the system foranalysis from our Report Center Create interactive and sharabledashboards SMART onscreen andor Print Reports
Easily produce reports financial statements and your annualBudget Book
Our Advanced Calculation Engine enables complex modelling forrevenue projections and activity-based costing
Government
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Over 700 publicsector customers useQuesticarsquos budgetingsolutions including Banif AB
Brampton ON
Burlington ON
Edmonton AB
Hamilton ON
High Level AB
Iqaluit NU
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Ontario Northland ON
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Saskatoon SR
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Company State Key Size Metric Size I Count
Leduc City of AB Population 24279
Lethbridge City of AB Population 89074
Lloydminster City of AB Population 31483
Mackenzie County AB Population 10927
4 Morinville Town of AB Population 8569
-OkotoksTheTownof AB Population 24511
Opportunity MD of AB Population 3074
Peace River Town of AB Population 6729
Pincher Creek MD AB Population 3158
mdashPincher Creek Town of AB Population 3685
Brazeau County AB Population 7201
Red Deer County AB Population 18351
mdashRedcliff Town of AB Population 5096
Rocky View County AB Population 36461
Saddle Hills County AB Population 2288
$-S1ave Lake Town of AB Population 6782
Strathcona County AB Population 92490
Strathmore Town of AB Population 12305
mdashSundre Town of AB Population 2610
J(Taber Town of AB Population 8104
mdashThree Hills Town of AB Population 3198
_--Turner Valley Town of AB Population 2167
Westlock Town of AB Population 4823
Wetaskiwin Regional Public Schools AB
Wetaskiwin City of AB Population 12525
Whitecourt Town of AB Population 9605-
Yellowhead County AB Population 10469
Camrose City of AB Population 17286
-anmore Town of AB Population 12288
Chestermere City of AB Population 14824
Cypress County AB Population 7214
Devon Town of AB Population 6500
Edmonton City of AB Population 812200
Foothills No 31 MD AB Population 21258
-Athabasca Town of AB Population 2990
Grande Prairie City of AB Population 55032
Grande Prairie County of AB Population 20347
Greenview MD of AB Population 5299
-kBanff Town of AB Population 7584
mdashHigh Level Town of AB Population 3641
High River Town of AB Population 12920
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Kneehill County of AB Population 5300
LacSteAnneCounty AB Population 10260
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Short Term Disability Policy
BACKGROUND
With our new benefit package coming into effect on November 1 2019 we have to have a Short Term Disability Policy in place to support the new self funded Short Term Disability Plan This policy ensures that strict guidelines about when claims can be made and when not The disability manager ensures that treatments are followed and appointments are kept The direction of the policy is get employees back to work if at all possible but also to support them through the process This policy should be in place before the plan comes into effect
BUDGETFINANCIAL
NA
OPTIONS
1 Council to pass this policy as presented 2 Council to pass this policy as amended
RECOMMENDATION
Council to pass this policy as presented
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY POLICY
The purpose of the Town of St Paulrsquos Short-Term Disability (STD) policy is to provide replacement income should you become totally disabled as a result of non-work-related illness or injury
The Town of St Paul will use the services of an external disability management provider Homewood Health Inc for all non-work-related illness or injury absences Homewood Health Inc (HHI) will ensure employees receive early medical intervention appropriate treatment support and advice as well as confirm to the Town of St Paul that the absence is medically required
The Town of St Paul will pay the appropriate disability payments to an employee via payroll
ELIGIBILITYYou are eligible to apply for STD benefits if you are
Permanent full-time or Part-time and work a minimum of 20 hours a week and have completed 3 months of
continuous active employment
QUALIFYING PERIODThis is the period for which you have actually been disabled before you may receive a bi-weekly STD benefit The qualifying period is
a) Accident 0 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is laterb) Hospitalization 0 consecutive work daysc) Sickness 7 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is later
If you become disabled during a lay-off or approved leave of absence and your coverage continues during this time you will be eligible for benefit payments following your recall or scheduled return to full time work with your employer You must have been totally disabled for the qualifying period and still be totally disabled on the date you are recalled or scheduled to return to full time work
INTERRUPTED PERIODS OF DISABILTYIf you had a total disability for which STD benefits were paid and total disability occurs again due to the same illness or related causes HHI will consider it a continuation of your previous total disability if it occurs within two (2) weeks of the end of your previous disability You must be covered actively employed with the Town of St Paul when the total disability reoccurs
These benefits will be based on your coverage as it existed on the original date of total disability and will be paid for no longer than the rest of the Maximum Benefit Period
DEFINITIONlsquoTotally disabledrsquo and lsquototal disabilityrsquo Means that you have a medical impairment due to illness or injury which prevents you from
performing the essential duties of the occupation in which you participated just before the total disability started
The availability of work that you perform does not affect the determination of totally disabled or total disability
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY BENEFIT Where you have met the requirements of the eligibility requirements and qualifying period you may be eligible for the following coverage
Benefit amount will be 85 of regular weekly earnings (excluding bonuses expense allowances over time pay)
The maximum benefit period will be 17 weeks from the beginning of the absence or the end of the elimination period (depending on LTD Plan)
Benefits are taxable
TERMINATION OF BENEFITSTD benefits will cease on the earlier of The date you are no longer totally disabled The end of the maximum benefit period of 17 weeks of payment The date you retire The date you die The date of separation from employment for any reason other than illness or injury if the notice of
separation was given prior to the beginning of the illness or injury
WHAT IS NOT COVEREDSTD Benefits are not payable for any period If you are not under the care of a licensed physician You are not receiving appropriate treatment You work in any occupation for wage or profit or accept an offer of employment with any other
company or become self-employed You receive earnings or payment from the Town of St Paul (except the Short Term Disability
payments which will come through payroll) or any employer including severance payments and vacation pay
You fail to comply with any proposed modified return to work programs If you receive or are entitled to receive a benefit under any Workers Compensation or similar
law You are absent from Canada longer than 4 weeks due to any reason unless approved by
Homewood Health in advance During a time when you are an inmate in a prison or correctional facility You fail to provide Homewood Health Inc the required medical documentation or information
so that the claim for disability benefits can be adjudicated including ongoing assessment following the initial adjudication
You fail to cooperate with Homewood Health Inc including attending examinations by independent experts as chosen by the disability case manager
While incarcerated You willfully participate in riots wars or disorderly conduct Where you sustain Injuries or diseases acquired while committing or attempting to commit a
criminal offence or Due to elective cosmetic or experimental surgery unless the surgery or treatment is for
accidental injuries or unless the surgery is medically necessary as determined by the provincial health care plan in the province where the employee resides
Chiropractor Nurse Practitioner Dentist may be considered for the first two weeks of absence
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CLAIMING THE BENEFITContact your Human Resources to obtain the necessary forms for completion
The claim should be submitted to HHI within 10 business days of the date you become totally disabled Please be sure that all parts are fully completed to avoid any delays in the processing of your claim There will be no disruption in the transition from regular pay to Short Term Disability benefits provided HHI receives all information with the 10 business days
HHI will review the medical information and provide the Town of St Paul with their recommendation based on their review and if approved the Town of St Paul will continue Short Term Disability benefits on the regular bi-weekly payroll run
NON-SUPPORT OF BENEFITSIf information provided does not support a total disability or HHI does not receive any information or cannot reach you after three attempts on three different days recommendation to not support the case will be made to the Town of St Paul The Town of St Paul will determine whether to support or not support benefit payments and advise HHI accordingly
APPEAL PROCESSIf your application for Short Term Disability is not supported you can appeal this decision by submitting NEW and current medical information to HHI This new medical information must address the rationale for non-support New information must be provided within 30 days of the non-support of your case
WHAT IF MY DISABILITY EXCEEDS 17 WEEKSIf your disability is expected to exceed the 17-week Short Term Disability Maximum Benefit Period HHI will notify the Town of St Paul to send the Long-Term Disability (LTD) claim forms to you 6-8 weeks before the end of the 17-week Maximum Benefit Period That will allow GroupSource to open the LTD claim and gather the required medical information well before the anticipated LTD benefit start date
SUBROGATIONIf your total disability is the result of an accident or other cause for which a third party is wholly or partially responsible you have an obligation to take all necessary steps to recover compensation for the cost of the total amount of any benefits you receive under this STD plan from the third party
You must inform Human Resources of any claim for damages against a third party and enter into a reimbursement agreement with the Town of St Paul to refund from any award of damages the funds the Town of St Paul deems are representative of duplication of the total amount of benefits you have received under this STD policy
POLICY REVIEWThe Town of St Paul reserves the right to review alter this policy at any time Changes made to the policy will be communicated
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Funding for display case in Clancy arena for hockey and skating memorabilia
BACKGROUND
Citizens within our community and the local hockey clubs have collected over the years a great deal of hockey memorabilia They would like to display these items at the Clancy Arena There are suitable display cabinets at the School Board that we can have if the Council in conjunction with County Council will contribute $1500 (each) to their rehabilitation (paint new glass hardware etc If County Council will agrees to contribute to this cause they will pay us their portion which we will add to the Towns portion and we will in turn pay the cabinet maker Administration staff is advising Council to not get involved in either who gets what cabinets and who is or who is not involved in displaying memorabilia The memorabilia is not the property of the Town It will take some time for the clubs to raise enough money to have the memorabilia properly displayed as they would prefer so this will be an ongoing project for some time However the final product will be something that the hockey community and the Town will be proud of This will align with the recommendation from the Recreation Board
BUDGETFINANCIAL
$1500 from Community Grant program
OPTIONS
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
2 The Town Council not approve the request to pay $1500 toward the rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
3 option
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Request for Decision
RECOMMENDATION
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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n4 DELEGATIONSI 41 Pierre deMoissac - St Paul Jr B I Minor HockeyCORRESPONDENCE Proposal
P deMoissac shared that he has procured ten 4x8 footwall display units (6 inches wide) for free from old AshmontSchool Robert Lajoie can refinish them for approximately$200 per unit plus replacement of some broken glassPierre presented mock-ups of metal plates with photo androster to demonstrate what is possible for inside thedisplays They are between $40-$60 per plate average of
i $50 each and 62 years of history (1956-now) comes to approximately $3 100 plus $2 000+ to restore wall units The total cost of the project would be approximately
$5000 spread over a 2-3 year period
Pierre is willing to do the research and work required to-
- organize the history for the hockey displays There is roomfor all the cabinets to fit upstairs in the concession area but
suggested putting one cabinet by the Jr B dressing roomwith the most recent team information if they want He alsosuggested dedicating a cabinet upstairs to Clancy Richardand the arena history
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Jr B I Minor Hockey DisplaysFROM PREVIOUSMINUTES H Smyl suggested sharing the display cabinets with the
Jr B Canadiens Minor Hockey and Figure Skating HSmyl added that Minor Hockey has stated they would liketo contribute financially toward this project and will discusswith the other groups to contribute toward their owncontentphotos in the displays
R Boisvert suggested making an action plan to get thecabinets cleaned up and installed as a first step and thentalk to the groups involved and make a budget for the nextfew years for the photosarticles in the display
PR20190220102 Moved by County of St Paul Member-at-Large Leo deMoissac tomake a proposal to both the Town and County Council to eachcontribute $1500 each for a total of $3000 to clean repair and installthe ten cabinets
Chairperson Initials
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
February 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
20 Mar2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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4 DELEGATIONS 41 Dan Reid - Skate Park UpdateCORRESPONDENCE Dan Reid provided an update on the Skate Park project
Full presentation link attached in agenda package Hestated that they are hoping to break ground in July 2019and complete the build in October 2019 as they wereapproved for a $36130800 Community FacilityEnhancement Program (CFEP) Grant on March 7 2019His next task is a request to the County of St Paulregarding excavation The parking lot will be dirt initiallylandscaping will be a project for 2020 D Reid also notedthat Skateboarding will debut at the 2020 SummerOlympics
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Clancy Display CabinetsFROM PREVIOUS H Smyl reported that the Figure Skating Club is interestedMINUTES ) in one cabinet and Jr B Canadiens have stated that
zrsquo money is a concern for them Display case contents will beat the cost of each individual user group A request will be
made to County Council to support half the cost of repairing and mounting the display cabinets in the amount
of $150000
52 Skijoring Event Review (2)L deMoissac reported that the Skijoring even held onMarch 9th was a great success despite the cold weather Itwas held on a 114 mile track by Arctic Cat and was a goodlocation The track was approximately 1000 feet but needsto be extended for next year There was a BBQ as well asbeer gardens with plans of expanding the event in thefuture H Smyl noted that it would be nice to include theevent with Shiver Fest so that it was all together LdeMoissac suggested holding it on the other side of theIron Horse Trail Campground as there would be lots ofspace This would keep all the activities in the samegeneral area L deMoissac will bring the suggestion backto the AG Society
53 Online Campground Reservation ProgramH Smyl presented a draft of the campground maps forreview and feedback All the information is being puttogether and sent in to build the online site The contractwill be signed shortly M Brousseau inquired whether or
chairperson Initials_
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
March 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
l7Apr 2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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From Tim MahdiukTo Kim HeymanCc Harvey Smyl Phyllis CorbiereSubject RE Minutes from Rec Board meetingDate October 21 2019 21743 PMAttachments image001png
image003png
Hi KimI will bring the request for the County to contribute $1500 for display cabinets at the Clancy Arenapayable to the Town of St Paul The RFD will be added to the PW agenda tomorrow Oct 2219
Tim MahdiukInterim CAOCounty of St Paul No 195015 49 Avenue St Paul AB T0A 3A4
P 780-645-3301 ext 208E tmadiukcountystpaulabca Our Mission ndash To create desirable rural experiences This message is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it has been addressed and maycontain information that is privileged and confidential If you are not the intended recipient or the employee oragent responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient you are hereby notified that anydissemination distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited If this communication has beenreceived in error respond immediately via telephone or return e-mail and delete all copies of this material
From Kim Heyman ltkheymantownstpaulabcagt Sent October-21-19 159 PMTo Tim Mahdiuk lttmahdiukcountystpaulabcagtCc Harvey Smyl lthsmyltownstpaulabcagtSubject Minutes from Rec Board meeting Based on these Rec Board minutes Irsquom going to put this back on our agenda The issue of the displaycabinets is mentioned on both pages and though not entirely clear Irsquom going to ask for $1500towards the cabinets for us to pay the cabinet maker (I think his name is in the minutes) Is it toolate to bring to your council
Kim Heyman CAOTown of St Paul
5101 50th StreetSt Paul ABT0A 3A0Direct 780-645-1764
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
Minutes
Regular Council Meeting
Monday October 7 2019 700 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 700 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Maureen Miller Mayor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Brad Eamon Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Gary Ward Councillor
Tyson deMoissac Councillor
REGRETS
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective ServicesFire Chief (in part)
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
Janice Huser St Paul Journal
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 October 7 2019 Regular Council Agenda
CM201910071001 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac to approve the October 7 2019 Regular Council meeting Agenda as amended
71 RFD - Purchase of New Patrol Vehicle
78 RFD - Towns contribution to CAP Ice Plant Upgrade
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
79 RFD - Timing of Main Street Traffic Lights
710 Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
101 2019 Walk of Hope
121-123 - Closed Meeting Session
CARRIED
3 ADOPTION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
31 September 23 2019 - Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071002 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the September 23 2019 Regular Council Meeting Minutes as presented
CARRIED
5 OLD BUSINESS 51 Nil
6 ADMINISTRATION REPORTS
61 CAO Report
CM201910071003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council accept the Chief Administrative Officers Report as information
CARRIED
62 Emergency Management and OHS Monthly Update - October 2019
CM201910071004 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council accept the Emergency Management and OHS Monthly Newsletter Update as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
71 Purchase of new Patrol Vehicle-Municipal Enforcement
CM201910071005 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the recommended plan to purchase a new patrol vehicle for St Paul Municipal Enforcement which will be off-set from the existing 2019 Capital Budget
CARRIED
72 Community Grant Funding Request under CS1200-03 Community Funding and Support Request
6CM201910071006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council grant a $100000 cash donation to the St Paul Regional High Schools Golf Teams for the Alberta School Athletics Association (ASAA) Provincials that was held on September 23 to 24 2019 in Red Deer AB
CARRIED
73 Letter from St Paul Senior Citizens Centre
CM201910071007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council contribute $250000 to the St Paul Seniors Centre located at 4809-47 Avenue for the furnace replacement as the building is owned by Town of St Paul
CARRIED
74 RMA Fall 2019 Convention
CM201910071008 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council approve Mayor Millers attendance and related expenses for the RMA Fall 2019 Convention being held on November 12 to November 15 2019 in Edmonton AB
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
75 Planting of Trees Golf Course
CM201910071009 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the Golf Course Maintenance Plan on Hole 16 for the planting of trees as presented
CARRIED
76 Bylaw 2019-09 Debenture Borrowing Bylaw
CM201910071010 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Bylaw 2019-09 being the Borrowing Bylaw of $55000000 for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant be given first reading this 7th day of October 2019
CARRIED
77 Request to Adjust Utility Invoice Account 113505
CM201910071011 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the request to credit Utility Account 113505 in the amount of $202727
DEFEATED
4 PUBLIC HEARINGS DELEGATIONS
41 730 pm St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative - Marianne Janke amp Linda Sallstrom
Mrs Marianne Janke and Mrs Linda Sallstrom were present to discuss the newly formed St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative The Committees intent is to work collaboratively to develop the St Paul Elk Point region as a vibrant and welcoming tourism centre in the Lakeland to support the retention and expansion of existing businesses and to encourage tourism entrepreneurship
Mayor Maureen Miller thanked the delegation for their presentation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
78 Addition - Towns contribution to CAP Ice plant upgrade
CM201910071012 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council authorize a $5000000 commitment to the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant from the 2020 Operating Budget
CARRIED
79 Addition - Timing of main street traffic lights
CM201910071013 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council authorize Administration to write a letter to the appropriate person in Transportation asking for a fix to be scheduled for the timing of the Main Street Traffic lights
CARRIED
710 Addition - Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
CM201910071014 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council authorize Administration to write a letter of support for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s ice plant replacement on behalf of the Town of St Paul for their Community Facility Enhancement Project (CFEP) Grant
CARRIED
8 BRIEFINGS 81 Nil
9 COUNCILLOR REPORTS
91 A copy of the detailed reports are attached as reference Councillor Reports for October 7 2019
CM201910071015 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council accept all Councillor Reports as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
10 CORRESPONDENCE REQUIRING ACTION
101 Addition - 2019 Walk of Hope Invitation
11 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
111 Letter from Alberta Transportation - Funding regarding Upgrade Runway Lighting Project
112 Thank You Letter 2019 Terry Fox Run
12 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
121 Business - Section 16 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
122 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
123 Residential Land - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Aline Brousseau Recording SecretaryDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services to provide administrative support
CM201910071016 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 834 pm
CARRIED
CM201910071017 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council return to open meeting at 854 pm to allow the return of the public
CARRIED
CM201910071018 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that the meeting resume with the public present at 857 pm
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
13 ADJOURNMENT 131 October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071019 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel to adjourn the October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting at 857 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Boisvert
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 5 Oct 7 Oct 7
Attended the AUMA conference in Edmonton Assisted the Firemen with cooking on their open house Attended the Muni-Corr Meeting with Mayor Miller Attended the Marketing Meeting with Councillor Eamon
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Taylor
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25 Sept 26 Sept 27 Sept 28 Oct 3 Oct 5
AUMA Convention How to make friends and Influence Government Looking after Taxpayers Ethic and Conflict AUMA Convention Moving towards Extended Producer Responsibility AUMA Convention Dedication to ldquo21 Strandsrdquo Monument at Legacy park Economic Partnership Summit Networking Event Fire Department Open House
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DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Eamon
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 October 5th
October 7th
AUMA Conference with council and CAO Attended exploring the intersection of mental health addictions and crime Strong partnerships build strong communities RCMP meeting Address from the minister of municipal affairs and dialogue sessions with provincial ministers Attended the Fire Department open house Marketing Committee Meeting
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DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Noel
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 2nd
Attended AUMA conference in Edmonton taking in many sessions and attended the private meeting with the RCMP Attended the Airport meeting held at the Airport
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Ward
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 1
Attended AUMA Conference in Edmonton Attended the Internment Ceremony at Lagasse Park with Mayor Miller and Councillor Taylor Attended the Champions For Change Downtown Meeting
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY Councillor deMoissac
REPORT
Date Event DescriptionDetails
Sept 25-27
Attended AUMA with all of council and CAO
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Mayor Miller
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails (Month-Day) Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 2 Oct 2 Oct 5 Oct 7
AUMA Convention with Council and CAO Attended meeting with RCMP Senior Officers Logical Strategic Planning How to present your message to media Address from the Minister of Municipal Affairs as well as Dialogue with Provincial Ministers AUMA AGM St Paul Internment Dedication with Counsellors Ward and Taylor Tour of waste water and water treatments centres with Director Pruneau Meeting with Lakeland Connect Agenda Review Attended the St Paul Fire Department Open House NE Muni-Corr
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
Minutes
Committee of the Whole Meeting
Thursday October 10 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 600 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Brad Eamon Councillor
Maureen Miller Mayor
Gary Ward Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
Sarah Burton Executive Assistant
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Agenda
COW201910101001 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor to approve the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting Agenda as amended
71 Land
72 Personnel
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
3 DELEGATIONS 31 620 pm Peter Dulaba - Property Concerns
Mr Peter Dulaba was present to bring forward his concerns regarding various thefts and break and entries on his property
Mayor Miller thanked the delegate for his presentation
4 OLD BUSINESS 41 Nil
5 NEW BUSINESS 51 Utility Concerns Landlord amp Tenant
Council discussed concerns brought forward as well as current procedures in placeregarding landlords tenants and utility accounts Administration will respond by letter to the individuals concerns
52 Recognition Signs
Administration will gather options on repurposing the recognition signs at the East and West end corridors of the Town and bring forward to the Regular Council Meeting on October 21 2019
6 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
61 Jumpstart Program -Local Update
Council accepted the Jumpstart Program update as information
7 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
71 Land - Section 16 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
72 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
COW201910101002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 641 pm
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Sarah Burton Recording SecretaryExecutive Assistant to provide administrative support
COW201910101003 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council return to open meeting at 739 pm
CARRIED
8 ADJOURNMENT 81 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
COW201910101004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to adjourn the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting at 740 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Sarah Burton Recording Secretary
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
Minutes
Organizational Meeting
Tuesday October 15 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 700 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Maureen Miller Mayor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Brad Eamon Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Gary Ward Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
Rushanthi Kesunathan St Paul Journal
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 Adoption of October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting Agenda
OM201910151001 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the October 15 2019 Meeting agenda as presented
CARRIED
3 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
31 C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy (Draft)
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council approve the C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy as presented
CARRIED
32 HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy (New - Draft)
OM201910151003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy as presented
CARRIED
33 Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting)
OM201910151004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Administration select a suitable date and time for the Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting) once the audited financial statements are completed and the Towns auditor and Council are available
CARRIED
34 Appointment of Solicitor
OM201910151005 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council appoint Brownlee LLP and Reynolds Mirth Richards amp Farmer LLP as the Town of St Paulrsquos solicitors
CARRIED
35 Appointment of Auditors
OM201910151006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council appoint JMD Group LLP Chartered Accountants as the Town of St Pauls auditors
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
36 2020 Calendar 2020 Council Calendar
OM201910151007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the 2020 calendar as amended
bull that the August 24 2020 Regular Council Meeting be cancelled
CARRIED
37 Bylaw 1219 Procedural Bylaw
OM201910151008 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council direct Administration to review the procedural bylaw and bring back any proposed changes to Council for review at a future Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
38 Committee Listing Representatives
OM201910151009 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council approve the following changesupdates to the 20192020 Committee Listing
bull Albertas Lakeland Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) or Travel Lakeland from Councillor Brad Eamon to Councillor Ron Boisvert and Mayor Maureen Miller as Alternate
bull Fire Protection from Councillor Gary Ward to Councillor Ron Boisvert
bull Intermunicipal Council Committee (ICC) - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Councillor Gary Ward
bull Lakeland Communities Health Advisory Council - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Mayor Maureen Miller
bull Marketing Committee Councillor Eamon and Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
bull Parks amp Recreation Board from Councillor Ron Boisvert to Councillor Gary Ward until October 18 2021 and Councillor deMoissac until October 18 2021
bull Remove the Regional Joint Health amp Safety Committee from the Committee listing as this is an internal operation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
bull St Paul and Area Tourism Initiative Committee - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon
bull Waste Transfer amp Recycling Station Committee Councillor Taylor and Councillor Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
CARRIED
4 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
5 ADJOURNMENT 51 October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151010 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon to adjourn the October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting at 648 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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2020 Calendar Legend
Office Closed Statutory Holidays (red text)Civic Holidays (Office Closed) - S 56 of the MGARegular Council Meetings (700 pm)Committee of The Whole (600 pm)Regular Council Committee of the Whole Meeting cancelled
Last Updated October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting (600 pm)Approved by Council October 15 2019 Conference Convention Trade Show Centerfield FireCouncil Resolution Number OM201910151007 Other Town Events amp FCSS are listed below each month with an
January February MarchS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 8 9 10 11 12 13 1419 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15 16 17 18 19 20 2126 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 311 Board Leadership Workshop Mar 2-Apr 29 Volunteer Income Tax Program
1 New Years Day 17 Family Day Shiverfest 16-18 Spring RMA Convention27 Pink Shirt Day
April May JuneS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 65 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 2019 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 2726 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30
3110 Good Friday 13 Easter Monday 12-14 Clothing Exchange 4-7 FCM Conference (Toronto ON)18 Fire Dept 75th Anniversary Spring Ball 18 Victoria Day 12-14 Centerfield Music Festival17-19 Tradeshow (Sherwood Park AB) 26 26th Annual Walk of Friendship24-26 Tradeshow (Fort MuMurray AB)27-29 CPAA Conference (Red Deer AB)
July August SeptemberS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 55 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 1919 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 2626 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 311 Canada Day 3 Heritage Day 7 Labour Day 6-9 Camp Sunshine 31 Rodeo Kick Off Supper 23-25 AUMA Convention (Calgary AB)
October November December S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 54 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 1918 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 2625 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 27 28 29 30 31
3 St Paul Fire Department Open House 11 Remembrance Day 5 A Community Christmas - Tree Lighting6-8 Clothing Exchange 2-5 Fall RMA Convention 25 Christmas Day12 Thanksgiving 28-29 Civic Holidays (Office Closed)24-26 ARPA Conference30 Safe amp Sweet Halloween
Note(s) Deputy Mayor Appointments ScheduleThe meetings of Council will be held at the Town Hall (5101-50 Street) unless otherwise posted Councillor Eamon November 1 2019 to June 30 2020As per S 194 of the Municipal Government Act (MGA) Special Meetings of Council are held with Councillor Taylor July 1 2020 to February 28 2021no notice to the public due to their timing and nature of the issue (emergent issue)All meeting of Council are held in public unless Council moves into closed meeting (S 197 of MGA)
2020
2020
2020 2020
2020 2020
2020 2020 2020
2020 20202020
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Lynn Smid Director of FCSS Where we were
bull Indigenous Liaison Worker has been hired Judy Moosewah formerly with (Saddle Lake Boys amp Girls Club) will begin work with us on October 15 2019
bull Janet Singcol ndash our coordinator for Cradle to Crayon Coalition has resigned due to a workplace injury sustained at her other employment Her replacement is retired teacher Elizabeth Poitras
bull FASD Suicide Prevention and Alzheimerrsquos Awareness Days were well received by the community and several individuals thanked us for the information provided at Giant Tiger for Alzheimer support
bull 10 vehicles had their car seats checked on October 19th parents were grateful to have hands on accurate information
bull 883 individuals came through the doors of the Parent Link Clothing Exchange this year We had 25 volunteers who gave 151 hours of their time to make this event possible
bull Seniors Information Session was held at Reunion Station on October 9th 22 seniors attended to learn about provincial assistance programs and the ldquoSeniors without wallsrdquo program through Primary Care Network
Where we are
bull Advertising for St Paul Youth Council Mobile Escape room ndash October 31st 630-1030pm at the Recreation Center Tickets can be purchased at FCSS or the Library for $10 per room
bull Volunteer Banner Letters have been sent out along with a mock up of the new banners bull Promoting Snow Angels Program bull Accepting donations for Safe amp Sweet and planning for event
Where we are going
bull 2020-2023 Budget work bull Grant writing Course in Camrose ndash November 20th bull National Childs Day Planning bull Community Christmas Planning amp Tree Lighting for December 7th
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 62
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Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services Where we were
bull Working on projects budgeted in 2019 Hwy PlanStructure AreaPark Industrial 29881 fromcomments for waitingare We AlbertaTransportation to see if they require a Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) I have been unable to gain any input from their department I will continue to follow up with this Municipal Development Plan (MDP) Update if necessary to be consistent with the Land Use Bylaw (LUB) As well on my list of items to do is to prepare a draft bylaw for the Area Structure Plan process requirements Land Use Bylaw (LUB) Update Project launch was on March 1st Administration is working with ISL to revise the document into plain language text that can be easily interpreted by all
bull Preparation with CAO on the Organizational Meeting Agenda Where we are
bull Updating our Quality Management Plan (QMP) bull Inputting 2018 and 2019 safety codes permits and 2019 development permits into GIS This step
will help us daily with inquiries from the publicstaff on issued permits bull Working a rezoning application for this same meeting
Where we are going
bull Contacting owners for older safety codes permits (buildingelectricalplumbinggas) that still require inspections
bull Attached is the current 2019 Development Permit Listing to date We currently have received 50 applications this year At this time last year we had received 48 applications Inquiries for SeptOct have been a little slower
bull Working on Committee listing and updating membership per the annual Organizational Meeting
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 63
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2019 Development Permit No Roll Proposed Development
Permitted Use Discretionary Use Zoning Received Date (COMPLETE) File Acceptance Ltr 20 Day Complete Incomplete Ltr Issue Date Status Time to Issue Permit
DP 001-19 1781 Signage P C2 January 17 2019 January 21 2019 January 23 2019 January 23 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 002-19 331332 Signage P C1 January 18 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 003-19 1081 Minor Home Occupation P R2 January 23 2019 January 24 2019 January 29 2019 January 29 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 004-19 889 Eating Establishment P C1 February 5 2019 February 5 2019 February 6 2019 February 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 005-19 2435 Temporary Gas BarSign P C2 March 6 2019 March 14 2019 March 18 2019 March 18 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 006-19 199 Family Care Facility D R2 March 7 2019 na na na Withdrawn naDP 007-19 48 Commercial P C2 March 4 2019 March 14 2019 March 19 2019 April 8 2019 Issued 25 business daysDP 008-19 649 Fence amp Garage P R2 March 18 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 009-19 2806 Cannabis Facility D M May 1 2019 April 16 2019 May 23 2019 June 12 2019 Issued MPC 29 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 010-19 176 Driveway P R2 April 1 2019 na Exempt from DP April 5 2019 Exempt naDP 011-19 2814 Personal Service Facility P C1 April 16 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 Issued 6 business daysDP 012-19 993 Fence P R2 April 3 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 013-19 1087 Fence P R2 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 Issued same dayDP 014-19 2473 Deck extension P R1A April 23 2019 April 26 2019 May 3 2019 May 3 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 015-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 April 23 2019 May 3 2019 Refused May 23 2019 MPC naDP 016-19 1846 Fence P R2 May 3 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 017-19 869 Fence P R2 May 6 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 018-19 2847 Retail Store (Vape) amp 1 sign P C1 May 27 2019 May 22 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 019-19 1831 Signage P C1 May 16 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 020-19 2606 Patio P R2 May 17 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 021-19 356 Addition to Commercial BldgSigns P M June 18 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 022-19 1923 Fence Decorative P R1 May 23 2019 na Exempt from DP May 28 2019 Exempt NADP 023-19 134 Signage P C1 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 024-19 143701 Fence P R2 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 Issued same dayDP 025-19 2272 Fence P I June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 Issued same dayDP 026-19 353 Demolition of Dwelling P R2 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 027-19 2651 Fence P R3 June 13 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 028-19 42 Addition to Existing Dwelling P R2 June 7 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 029-19 1456 Fence P R1 June 7 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 030-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 WithdrawnDP 031-19 2148 Fence P R2 June 18 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 032-19 52 Retail Store (Vape) amp 2 signs P C2 June 20 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 033-19 2644 Telecommunications Tower D C1 June 20 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 034-19 2538 Fence P R1A June 27 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 035-19 832 Barber Shop P C1 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 Issued same dayDP 036-19 1938 Proposed Roof over existing deck P R2 July 3 2019 na Exempt from DP July 11 2019 Exempt NADP 037-19 889 Signage P C1 July 5 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 038-19 704 Private Child Care P R2 July 2 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 18 business daysDP 039-19 1610 Deck amp addition to existing dwelling P R2 July 23 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 040-19 2329 Covered Deck P R2 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 31 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 041-19 2389 Addition to existing shop P CD July 31 2019 August 19 2019 August 19 2019 September 9 2019 Issued Council - issued September 9 2019DP 042-19 1452 Covered Deck P R1 July 31 2019 July 31 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 043-19 1900 New Deck P R2 August 2 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 044-19 2462 SFD w att garage amp decks P R1A August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 Issued same dayDP 045-19 220 Pharmacy amp Signage P C2 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 Issued same dayDP 046-19 2067 Relocation of business P C2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 047-19 2030 New Deck P R2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 18 2019 September 18 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 048-19 2102 New Dealership amp Signage P C2 October 7 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 049-19 1535 Fence P R2 September 23 2019 October 2 2019 October 4 2019 October 4 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 050-19 662 Demolition of Dwelling P UR October 7 2019
Last Updated October 15 2019
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egular Council
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Trevor Kotowich Municipal Enforcement Where we were
bull On September 27 CPO Stevens attended Indigenous Training at Blue Quills University bull SPME along with Commercial Vehicle Enforcement conducted a joint operation targeting
dangerous goods bull Complaints received from SPECS regarding speeding vehicles during student pickup times No
violations in this zone have been observed by either Officer yet bull September 2019 stats attached
Where we are
bull We have seen an increase in animal at large complaints bull I have been working on a replacement strategy for our 2013 patrol vehicle bull CPOs continue to conduct proactive patrols around the community
Where we are going
bull As we get ready for the winter weather to arrive SPME will be reminding residents of the snow-removal bylaw
bull I have received a number of visibility concerns at intersections from SPERD and their bus drivers Together with PW Manager we will address these concerns shortly
bull November Bylaw Education Enforcement Program (BEEP) will focus on snow removal from sidewalks and use of seat-belts
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 64
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Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective Services Where we were
bull On Saturday October 5th we hosted our Fire Prevention Week Open House Thank you to all Council members who attended and Councillor Ron Boisvert for volunteering to BBQ
bull School fire drills were conducted on October 8th bull DC Thomson wrapped up his school bus safety lessons for the year SPECS saw 325 students
with Glen Avon having over 500 Where we are
bull Our members are out in the community selling our 2020 calendars Thank you to everyone who continues to support our cause All monies raised go directly back into training and equipping our members
bull I am continuing to work on our 2020 operating budget bull A number of repairs were conducted by DC Thomson on our apparatus including replacing a
primer pump on an engine This repair would have had to been otherwise outsourced costing a significant amount of money and down time
Where we are going
bull On November 1st our tickets for our Spring Ball Anniversary celebration go on sale If early indications are correct the event will be sold-out rather quickly
bull Fire Services led by DC Thomson will be conducting fire extinguisher training for the County PW staff on November 1st
bull October 30th myself and DC Thomson will be attending a Wildfire Management meeting in Smoky Lake
bull Our final regional fire training course for the year is on November 1-319
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Rod Griffiths Director of Finance Where we were
bull Reviewing the Towns 2019 Capital Budget changes and project deferrals with regard to our 2019 MSI (Capital) funding
bull Cleaning up a few small posting errors in the GL (both budget and actuals) prior to preparing the September Budget Variance reports for Council
Where we are
bull Completing our annual Insurance Renewal Questionnaire In general property insurance premiums will be seeing a significant increase due to both the size and frequency of weather related events and damages Hopefully the Alberta Municipal Insurance Exchange (through AUMA) will help mitigate the impact on our 2020 property insurance premiums
bull Our HR Coordinator is working towards the November 1st switch to our new Benefit Plan provider
bull Department Heads are preparing 10 year vehicle and equipment replacement plans as the first step towards preparing the Towns first Five Year Capital Plan for 2020
Where we are going
bull Installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Fixed Assets (Town staff will be preparing our Tangible Capital Asset schedules this year instead of the auditor)
bull Following that we will be installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Project Costing for implementation Jan1 2020 This module will allow the Town to better track public works project costs as well as being able to assign operating costs to specific vehicles and pieces of equipment
bull Both of these software modules will be able to capture additional information for use in the Towns Municipal Asset Management Program and GIS system
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Harvey Smyl Director of Parks amp Recreation Where we were
bull The Aquatic Centre was closed most of September for our annual general maintenance and is in full operation now
bull The Clancy and CAP Arena are both now open and running bull We have winterized the Irrigation System at Spray Park Overnight Campground Baseball
building Iron Horse Campground and Soccer Fields Soccer pitches and ball diamonds have been aerated and sprayed
Where we are
bull Closing of the Tourism Center and Iron Horse Trail Campground for the Winter Season bull The Golf Course will be closed as of Sunday October 21 Season ending maintenance will
continue for another couple of weeks Planting of trees on Hole 16 between Fairway and homes should be done by end of October
bull Working with Municipal Enforcement on Parking and Camping restriction signage for Town Parks and Facilities
Where we are going
bull We are doing year end inventory at the Pro Shop and Real Joly will be attending the PGA Buymart Golf show in Calgary October 25 and 26
bull If weather continues to be nice we will do some pruning of trees for safety and security reasons at Lagasse Park
bull I will be attending the ARPA Conference with Councilor Boisvert and Councilor deMoissac October 24 25 and 26
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Steven Jeffrey Director of Public Works Where we were
bull Pothole patching and road repair bull Sanitary sewer main replacements on 52 avenue and service road bull Contracted services were in town for concrete curb and guttersidewalk replacement bull Golf course storm repair is now complete bull Water valve refurbishing in various locations bull 42 street reconstruction is complete
Where we are
bull Water valve refurbishing is ongoing as needed with leaks that appear High traffic areas have been taken care of
bull Replacing sanitary sewer services to residents that experience reoccurring back upsfloods (both with town forces and contracted services)
bull Last of the street sweeping is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Last of the concrete crews work is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Asphalt overlays are ongoing and will be until the weather does not allow us to continue
Where we are going
bull The Sanding truck has been placed back in service and is ready for winter operation bull Fire Hydrants will be drained and prepped for winter bull Working with AEP on finding a solution for golf course drainage to Upper Therien Lake bull 2020 budgeting
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Bert Pruneau Director of Utilities Where we were
bull The solids from the detention ponds needed to be removal to start the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre The quickest way to move forward with the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre was to use Geo-tubes for solids removal
bull Attended the Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades - Meeting 2 held at the Town office Some of the topics covered were construction Schedule Wastewater Treatment Plant work schedule site security site safety etc
bull Attended the WCW operators conference in Edmonton Alberta MPE Engineering did a technical presentation on our Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrades
Where we are
bull Pollution Control Centre - The addition to the Wastewater Treatment Plant will be encroaching pond 1 so the transfer pipe in-between detention ponds 1 and 2 to be removed and pond 1 will be de-commissioned and filled in with clay to accommodate the new building
bull PCC - Locate buried utilities remove top soil start excavation bull Normal day-to-day operations will continue at the Pollution Control Centre during excavation
Where we are going
bull Site Orientation with Maple Reinders Construction Anyone with the orientation will be allowed on the worksite during construction along as they meeting the minimum safety requirements
bull Next meeting for Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades is October 23 2019 bull Review our new Wastewater Treatment draft approval will send comments or concerns back to
Alberta Environment
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Residential Disabled Parking Sign
BACKGROUND
We have a request from a resident at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul to install a disabled parking stall sign in front of their residence Parking spaces are most often limited and a challenge to find near their home Their daughter has both mobility and vision limitations so having a designated parking stall outside in front of their home would ensure a parking space is available to the resident and caregivers
BUDGETFINANCIAL
Approximately $100 for the purchase of sign and installation from Public Works
OPTIONS
1 Council approve the request to have a designated disabled parking
stall identified in front of the residence at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul 2 Council deny the request
RECOMMENDATION
That Council direct Administration to designate a disabled parking stall and have Public Works install the sign at 5702 - 46 Ave
PREPARED BY
Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective ServicesFire Chief
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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5702 ndash 46 Ave
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Proposed Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning of Lot 1 Block 36 Plan 1123632 from Residential District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2) - 1st Reading
BACKGROUND
A rezoning request has been received for Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 5417-56 Street (Tax Roll 186001) from R1 to C2 The fee of $100000 was paid on October 4 2019 Per discussion with the applicant the reason for the request is the applicant wishes to utilize the property for storage and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business Their letter of intent is attached for reference A review has been conducted of our planning documents and applicable legislation
bull The subject property is within the Residential Development Policy Area (Section 60) in Municipal Development Plan (MDP) - Bylaw 1157 Administration feels that the proposal meets the requirements (future direction) of the MDP
bull The subject property meets the minimum lot size requirements in C2 District Land Use Bylaw - Bylaw 1242
bull Per the attached zoning map the subject property is surrounded by a mix of zonings as follows R1 (Residential Low Density District) R2 (Residential Medium Density District) P (Community District) and I (Industrial District) per the attached zoning map
Rezoning Bylaw Process
bull 1st Reading considered by Council ndash Date October 21 2019 bull If 1st Reading is passed a Public Hearing is held at a subsequent
Council meeting to hear public input on the proposed bylaw The bylaw must be advertised for 2 consecutive weeks in the St Paul Journal as well as notification letters sent to adjacent landowners as per the Municipal Government Act Section 606 (AdvertisementBylaw) and Section 230 (When to hold a public hearing) ndash Date November 12 2019 PH
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Request for Decision
bull If no concerns are raised at the Public Hearing Council can consider final readings of the bylaw as soon as November 12 2019
BUDGETFINANCIAL
OPTIONS
1 That Council consider 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw so that
public input can be obtained 2 That Council defeat 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw as it does not
meet the Towns planning documents
RECOMMENDATION
That Bylaw 2019-08 be given first reading this 21st day of October 2019
PREPARED BY
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 1 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 OF THE
TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________
A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO AMEND BYLAW NO 1242 BEING THE LAND USE BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHEREAS Council has adopted Town of St Paul Land Use Bylaw 1242 to be used as the Land Use Bylaw WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to amend Bylaw 1242 as set out in Section 692 of the Municipal Government Act RSA 2000 c M-26 and amendments thereto NOW THEREFORE under the authority and subject to the provisions of the Municipal Government Act and by virtue of all other enabling powers the Municipal Council of the Town of St Paul Alberta duly assembled hereby enacts as follows
1 That Part ldquo11rdquo of the Town of St Paul Bylaw Land Use Bylaw 1242 be amended such that all portions of Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 as shown on Schedule ldquoArdquo be rezoned from Residential (Low Density) District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2)
2 This bylaw shall come into effect upon passing of the third reading and final reading
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN FIRST READING THIS 21ST DAY OF OCTOBER 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 2 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN SECOND READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________ THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN THIRD AND FINAL READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 3 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 SCHEDULE A
Rezoning from R1 to C2 Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
5417-56 Street
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Town of St Paul
Date OtzoggDate October 02 2019
OFFICE USE ONLY
Application Fee
________________
ReceiptNo Ii Date Received
TOWN OF SWST
Box 1480St Paul AS TOA 3A0Phone 780-645-4481Fax 780-645-5076wwwtownstpauLabca
PLANNING AND LAND USE APPLICATION
Roll NoSECTION A - CONTACT INFORMATION
Applicants Name
-
LandownerrsquosName
SECTION B mdash SITE INFORMATION
StreetAddress 41] - P
LOT I BLOCK PLAN IIL32 ParcelSize
SECTION C - LAND USE BYLAW AMENDMENT OR NEW PLAN OR PLAN AMENDMENTapplication Forii New Statutory Plan f1 New Non-Statutory Plan J Re-designation EJ Land Use Bylaw Text Amendment E1 Amendment
Land Use DistrictZoning RI-
Name of PlanProposed Land Use DistrictlZoning
Reason for Request i rz1 lsquo -t iprsarsquo SL I lsquo
SECTION D - AUTHORIZATION
submitting an application I amallowing the right of entry for inspection purposes I hereby make application and acknowledge allplans and information submittedare to the le true and accurate
lsquomdash 10122019 51000 PM MOT
_
lsquomdash 10212019 51122 PM MDT
The personalinformation provideds being collected underthe authority ofthe MunicipalGovernmentActand wilibe used forthe purposes underthatAct The personalinformation thatyou provide may be made public subjectto the provisions ofthe Freedom oflnformation and Protection ofPrivacy Act Any questions regarding the collection use or disposal of thisinformation should be directed to the FOIP CoordInatorfor the Town ofSt Paul
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October 3 2019
Town of St PaulBox 1480St Paul ABTOA 3A0
Attention Aline BrousseauDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services
Dear Ms Brousseau
RE Rezoning Application - 5417-56 Street St Paul AB
Please take this correspondence as support for the application for rezoning the property situateat 541 756 Street (the ldquopropertyrdquo)
We have made an Offer to Purchase the property with the intent to utilize the property for thestorage of and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business The Offer has beenaccepted and is subject to the rezoning of the property from Ri to an acceptable commercialuse prior to December 16 2019
We currently operate our business from our home located within the County of St Paul about20km outside of the Town of St Paul It is estimated that approximately 85 of the work of thebusiness is conducted within the Town of St Paul which requires us to haul equipment andoften make multiple trips to conduct business Purchasing the property with the currentstructure would allow more efficient operation with onsite storage of equipment to include butnot limited to a bobcat blades and buckets trailer mowers ladders and various hand toolsand accessories
The business operations currently consist ofa Lawn care (commercial and residential)a Tree and shrub pruning and removal
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Yard dean up and debris removal
Window washing
I-louse and deck washing gutter cleaning
Handyman services
Bobcat services
Landscaping
Snow removal (commercial and residential)
The business currently consists of ourselves (operations and administration) and two parttimeemployees It is not always necessary for employees to travel to the business as they mostoften meet at the job site location As a business which conducts services off site hours ofoperation generally run between 830am and 6pm but can vary in the winter season dependantupon weather
The property first came to our attention listed on Realtorca as a commercial property which leadus to believe the property could be utilized in the manner desired The property while zoned RIappears to be somewhat unsuitable as it would be difficult or impossible to build a residencethat would complement the existing neighbourhood given the required setbacks and existingstructure
The neighbourhood is low density residential with large residential lots a large park across thestreet and backing on to the Iron Horse Trail It is also located near the outskirts of the Town ofSt Paul with easy access routes that would limit disruption to existing residents
It should be further noted that in keeping with the nature of the business we understand thedesire to keep a well maintained and groomed property It would be our intent that the propertybe kept to the same standard we provide to our customers
It is our intent to facilitate the process of rezoning and would be readily available to provideadditional information or answer questions as required for Council to make a decision
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egular Council
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
15
50 FUTURE LAND USE 51 Future Land Use Policy The Municipal Development Plan located in Appendix 1 outlines the future land use concept for the Town of St Paul The map contains conceptual patterns for land use and the transportation network in the Town and consequently provides the direction of growth for the community Development within the Town shall be guided by the goals objectives and policies as outlined in the plan in conjunction with the Municipal Development Plan The Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) reinforces the general pattern of development currently found within the Town Additional land for future residential and commercial uses within the County to the east of the Town has been identified Future annexation applications will be required for this development to occur 52 Land Use Classifications The Land Use Classifications shown on the Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) are defined as follows Residential Residential areas are to be developed with a mix of predominantly for low medium and high density housing This zone also includes associated institutional religious educational small scale neighbourhood commercial and public uses at a scale and density compatible with the residential neighbourhood Commercial Areas for commercial development are focused along Highway 29 and 50th Street There are two dominate types of commercial development serving St Paul as follows
- Downtown Commercial
The area containing primary and secondary commercial uses and compatible office residential institutional cultural and recreational uses which together form the downtown of St Paul
- Major Commercial Major commercial areas include large format retail development and other smaller retail developments that service the larger stores Highway Commercial is made up of land abutting Highway 29 predominantly on the outskirts of the Town Business Employment Proposed locations for Business Employment uses are shown on the Future Land Use Map These areas are intended to encompass a broad range of manufacturing and other industrial processes including yard storage which may have some nuisance factors
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
16
that do not extend beyond the site boundaries Business employment also includes manufacturing processing repair research distribution and ancillary office sales and storage whose operations are mainly confined to an enclosed structure with no off-site nuisance factors No heavy industrial uses will be permitted within the Townrsquos boundaries ParksOpen SpaceSchoolCommunity Facility As illustrated conceptually on the Future Land Use Map existing parks and natural areas will continue to be linked through greenways and multi-purpose trails connecting parks recreation facilities school sites and other activity areas Any new development will encompass parks and open space areas and will be linked to the remainder of the Town by trails and access points
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Site Inspection Photos captured on October 15 2019 5417-56 Street Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
Facing Northeast
Facing North
Facing Northwest
Aerial View
Facing Southeast
Facing South
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1 PURPOSE
To permit a wide range of commercial activities at the discretion of the Development Authority provided that no
use or development shall take place that in the opinion of the Development Authority is or may become obnoxious
or a nuisance
2 PERMITTED AND DIRECTIONARY USES
Amusement establishment indoor All uses described as Discretionary Uses within the C1
District
Business support services establishments Bus depots
Commercial schools Drive-in businesses
Eating and drinking establishments Equipment rental establishments
General retail establishments Industrial vehicle and equipment salesrentals
establishments
Government services Private clubs
Health services Storage facilities indoor
Hotels Storage facilities outdoor
Libraries and cultural exhibits Truck and recreational vehicle salesrentals
establishments
Public parks Trucking and cartage establishments
Office uses Vehicle and equipment salesrentals establishments
Personal service shops Vehicle body repair and paint shops
Public and quasi-public uses Veterinary clinic large animal
Retail stores Warehouses
Solar energy collection systems Other uses which in the opinion of the Development
Authority are similar to the above mentioned
permitted and discretionary uses
Utility public Buildings and uses accessory to Discretionary Uses
Veterinary clinics
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If the floor space area used is not greater than 4000 m2
(43060 ft2) the manufacture or treatment of products
essential to the retail business conducted on the
premises provided that such activity does not involve
the use of hazardous chemicals or the killing of animals
or meat packing for example Bakery Butcher Shop and
the manufacture of confectionary items)
Buildings and uses accessory to Permitted Uses
3 REGULATIONS
2400 m2 (25830 ft2)
75 m (246 ft)
Front 75 m (246 ft)
Except where the Development Authority may deem it unnecessary
considering existing development
Rear 75 m (246 ft)
Or as required by the Development Authority
Side 15 m (49 ft)
None on those rear lines adjacent to land in a Commercial District If
the side line is adjacent to any other District the minimum side yard
shall be 15 m (49 ft)
Where shopping centres or groups of commercial uses are to be built
on a single lot or grouping of lots regulations shall be determined by
the Development Authority who shall deal with the overall scheme for
the site taking into account buildings access parking and the nature
of the specific commercial uses
As required by the Development Authority
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No use shall be established that in the opinion of the Development
Authority is or will become obnoxious or a nuisance
As required by the Development Authority
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Town of St Paul
100 yd100 m
Scale 1 8576
Town of St Paul makes no representation or warranties regarding the information contained in thisdocument including without limitation whether said information is accurate or complete Personsusing this document do so solely at their own risk and Town of St Paul shall have no liability to suchperson for any loss or damage whatsoever This document shall not be copied or distributed to anyperson without the express written consent of the Town of St Paul Copyright Town of St Paul AllRights Reserved
Town of St Paul Date Created 10182019Page 19 of 21
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egular Council
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LAND TITLE CERTIFICATE
SLINC TITLE NUMBERSHORT LEGAL
0034 869 636 132 317 425112363211
LEGAL DESCRIPTIONPLAN 1123632
BLOCK 1
LOT 1
EXCEPTING THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS
ESTATE FEE SIMPLE
ATS REFERENCE 49588SW
MUNICIPALITY TOWN OF ST PAUL
REFERENCE NUMBER 112 232 893
CONSIDERATIONDOCUMENT TYPE VALUEREGISTERED OWNER(S)
132 317 425 TRANSFER OF LAND $225000 $225000
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REGISTRATION DATE(DMY)
03102013
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OWNERS
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DATE (DMY) PARTICULARS
ENCUMBRANCES LIENS amp INTERESTS
REGISTRATION
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CAVEAT03111992922 337 008RE EASEMENT
CAVEATOR - ALBERTA POWER LIMITED
10035 105 STREET EDMONTON
ALBERTA
AGENT - LORRIE SAWCHUK
AFFECTS PART OF THIS TITLE
18072011112 217 567 CAVEAT
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DATE (DMY) PARTICULARS
ENCUMBRANCES LIENS amp INTERESTS
REGISTRATION
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------NUMBER
2PAGE 132 317 425
RE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT ACT
CAVEATOR - THE TOWN OF ST PAUL
BOX 1480 ST PAUL
ALBERTA T0A3A0
AGENT - BILL DOLMAN
002TOTAL INSTRUMENTS
END OF CERTIFICATE
ORDER NUMBER
CUSTOMER FILE NUMBER
38192238
ATB
THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES CERTIFIES THIS TO BE AN
ACCURATE REPRODUCTION OF THE CERTIFICATE OF
TITLE REPRESENTED HEREIN THIS 16 DAY OF
OCTOBER 2019 AT 1044 AM
THIS ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED LAND TITLES PRODUCT IS INTENDED
FOR THE SOLE USE OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AND NONE OTHER
SUBJECT TO WHAT IS SET OUT IN THE PARAGRAPH BELOW
THE ABOVE PROVISIONS DO NOT PROHIBIT THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER FROM
INCLUDING THIS UNMODIFIED PRODUCT IN ANY REPORT OPINION
APPRAISAL OR OTHER ADVICE PREPARED BY THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AS
PART OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER APPLYING PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING
OR TECHNICAL EXPERTISE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CLIENT(S)
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Questica Budgeting Software
BACKGROUND
Administration is looking at a more efficient way of doing budgets other than excel spreadsheets We have found a product called Questica that allows us to work on departmental budgets simultaneously create detailed reports pull departmental budgets into an overall budget without the duplication and errors that plague the spreadsheet model This product is fully compatible with Bellamy and gives us far more flexibility When you start working on such a large scale (2720 lines with formulas and sub-formulas and totals and grand totals) and then try to incorporate it into a three or five year budget it becomes unwieldy and subject to errors Trying to find errors then becomes incredibly time consuming I have currently spoken to 5 municipalities who say it is amazing to work with It sits right on top of Bellamy which is our main accounting software and draws the information it requires for variance reports among others The cost for this program is $14500 per year and a $10000 installation charge They are guaranteeing the annual fee for 5 years The installation for the Bellamy budgeting module is $35000 From a municipal perspective there are only two or three accounting packages and they are all notorious for poor customer service We can put in a ticket to Bellamy when we have a problem and it is not unusual for them to take a week or more to respond Follow up calls get you nowhere However with Questica sitting on top of Bellamy we can use the data within Bellamy and have much greater scope of options with which we can produce budgets both short and long term and well as a myriad of other reports From the other communities we called they say the customer service is responsive and supportive
BUDGETFINANCIAL
The initial installation cost is $14000 and then $10000 per year As the year starts upon installation most of the d$10000 would be attributed to next
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Request for Decision
years budget Once again this year we will be at least $145000 under budget on our RCMP budget because of the empty positions during the year If Council will allow us to reallocate $16000 to this software program it will not effect our bottom line
OPTIONS
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
2 Council to not approve reallocating money from the policing budget and to not purchasing the budgeting software Questica
RECOMMENDATION
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Better public sectorbudgeting andperformance
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BudgetEfficient accurate and collaborative budgeting all in one
Questica works with government agencies to better enable data-drivenbudgeting and decision-making while increasing data accuracy savingtime and improving stakeholder trust
Questica Budget Suite drives budget transformation by creatinga single source of data truth Questica Budget is an easy-to-usecomprehensive and collaborative cloud-based solution for operating
capital and salary budget preparation and performance management
Better budget process with workflow approvals and role-basedsecurity Create unlimited what-if scenarios decision packagesand multi-year budgeting
Integrates with financial HR and others systems
Position salary and benefit planning Staff scheduling andplanning
Statistical leger funding gaprevenue analysis and capital projectplanningreserve analysis
Easily assemble actionable data from anywhere in the system foranalysis from our Report Center Create interactive and sharabledashboards SMART onscreen andor Print Reports
Easily produce reports financial statements and your annualBudget Book
Our Advanced Calculation Engine enables complex modelling forrevenue projections and activity-based costing
Government
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Over 700 publicsector customers useQuesticarsquos budgetingsolutions including Banif AB
Brampton ON
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Company State Key Size Metric Size I Count
Leduc City of AB Population 24279
Lethbridge City of AB Population 89074
Lloydminster City of AB Population 31483
Mackenzie County AB Population 10927
4 Morinville Town of AB Population 8569
-OkotoksTheTownof AB Population 24511
Opportunity MD of AB Population 3074
Peace River Town of AB Population 6729
Pincher Creek MD AB Population 3158
mdashPincher Creek Town of AB Population 3685
Brazeau County AB Population 7201
Red Deer County AB Population 18351
mdashRedcliff Town of AB Population 5096
Rocky View County AB Population 36461
Saddle Hills County AB Population 2288
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Strathcona County AB Population 92490
Strathmore Town of AB Population 12305
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J(Taber Town of AB Population 8104
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Westlock Town of AB Population 4823
Wetaskiwin Regional Public Schools AB
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Whitecourt Town of AB Population 9605-
Yellowhead County AB Population 10469
Camrose City of AB Population 17286
-anmore Town of AB Population 12288
Chestermere City of AB Population 14824
Cypress County AB Population 7214
Devon Town of AB Population 6500
Edmonton City of AB Population 812200
Foothills No 31 MD AB Population 21258
-Athabasca Town of AB Population 2990
Grande Prairie City of AB Population 55032
Grande Prairie County of AB Population 20347
Greenview MD of AB Population 5299
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High River Town of AB Population 12920
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Kneehill County of AB Population 5300
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Short Term Disability Policy
BACKGROUND
With our new benefit package coming into effect on November 1 2019 we have to have a Short Term Disability Policy in place to support the new self funded Short Term Disability Plan This policy ensures that strict guidelines about when claims can be made and when not The disability manager ensures that treatments are followed and appointments are kept The direction of the policy is get employees back to work if at all possible but also to support them through the process This policy should be in place before the plan comes into effect
BUDGETFINANCIAL
NA
OPTIONS
1 Council to pass this policy as presented 2 Council to pass this policy as amended
RECOMMENDATION
Council to pass this policy as presented
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY POLICY
The purpose of the Town of St Paulrsquos Short-Term Disability (STD) policy is to provide replacement income should you become totally disabled as a result of non-work-related illness or injury
The Town of St Paul will use the services of an external disability management provider Homewood Health Inc for all non-work-related illness or injury absences Homewood Health Inc (HHI) will ensure employees receive early medical intervention appropriate treatment support and advice as well as confirm to the Town of St Paul that the absence is medically required
The Town of St Paul will pay the appropriate disability payments to an employee via payroll
ELIGIBILITYYou are eligible to apply for STD benefits if you are
Permanent full-time or Part-time and work a minimum of 20 hours a week and have completed 3 months of
continuous active employment
QUALIFYING PERIODThis is the period for which you have actually been disabled before you may receive a bi-weekly STD benefit The qualifying period is
a) Accident 0 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is laterb) Hospitalization 0 consecutive work daysc) Sickness 7 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is later
If you become disabled during a lay-off or approved leave of absence and your coverage continues during this time you will be eligible for benefit payments following your recall or scheduled return to full time work with your employer You must have been totally disabled for the qualifying period and still be totally disabled on the date you are recalled or scheduled to return to full time work
INTERRUPTED PERIODS OF DISABILTYIf you had a total disability for which STD benefits were paid and total disability occurs again due to the same illness or related causes HHI will consider it a continuation of your previous total disability if it occurs within two (2) weeks of the end of your previous disability You must be covered actively employed with the Town of St Paul when the total disability reoccurs
These benefits will be based on your coverage as it existed on the original date of total disability and will be paid for no longer than the rest of the Maximum Benefit Period
DEFINITIONlsquoTotally disabledrsquo and lsquototal disabilityrsquo Means that you have a medical impairment due to illness or injury which prevents you from
performing the essential duties of the occupation in which you participated just before the total disability started
The availability of work that you perform does not affect the determination of totally disabled or total disability
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY BENEFIT Where you have met the requirements of the eligibility requirements and qualifying period you may be eligible for the following coverage
Benefit amount will be 85 of regular weekly earnings (excluding bonuses expense allowances over time pay)
The maximum benefit period will be 17 weeks from the beginning of the absence or the end of the elimination period (depending on LTD Plan)
Benefits are taxable
TERMINATION OF BENEFITSTD benefits will cease on the earlier of The date you are no longer totally disabled The end of the maximum benefit period of 17 weeks of payment The date you retire The date you die The date of separation from employment for any reason other than illness or injury if the notice of
separation was given prior to the beginning of the illness or injury
WHAT IS NOT COVEREDSTD Benefits are not payable for any period If you are not under the care of a licensed physician You are not receiving appropriate treatment You work in any occupation for wage or profit or accept an offer of employment with any other
company or become self-employed You receive earnings or payment from the Town of St Paul (except the Short Term Disability
payments which will come through payroll) or any employer including severance payments and vacation pay
You fail to comply with any proposed modified return to work programs If you receive or are entitled to receive a benefit under any Workers Compensation or similar
law You are absent from Canada longer than 4 weeks due to any reason unless approved by
Homewood Health in advance During a time when you are an inmate in a prison or correctional facility You fail to provide Homewood Health Inc the required medical documentation or information
so that the claim for disability benefits can be adjudicated including ongoing assessment following the initial adjudication
You fail to cooperate with Homewood Health Inc including attending examinations by independent experts as chosen by the disability case manager
While incarcerated You willfully participate in riots wars or disorderly conduct Where you sustain Injuries or diseases acquired while committing or attempting to commit a
criminal offence or Due to elective cosmetic or experimental surgery unless the surgery or treatment is for
accidental injuries or unless the surgery is medically necessary as determined by the provincial health care plan in the province where the employee resides
Chiropractor Nurse Practitioner Dentist may be considered for the first two weeks of absence
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CLAIMING THE BENEFITContact your Human Resources to obtain the necessary forms for completion
The claim should be submitted to HHI within 10 business days of the date you become totally disabled Please be sure that all parts are fully completed to avoid any delays in the processing of your claim There will be no disruption in the transition from regular pay to Short Term Disability benefits provided HHI receives all information with the 10 business days
HHI will review the medical information and provide the Town of St Paul with their recommendation based on their review and if approved the Town of St Paul will continue Short Term Disability benefits on the regular bi-weekly payroll run
NON-SUPPORT OF BENEFITSIf information provided does not support a total disability or HHI does not receive any information or cannot reach you after three attempts on three different days recommendation to not support the case will be made to the Town of St Paul The Town of St Paul will determine whether to support or not support benefit payments and advise HHI accordingly
APPEAL PROCESSIf your application for Short Term Disability is not supported you can appeal this decision by submitting NEW and current medical information to HHI This new medical information must address the rationale for non-support New information must be provided within 30 days of the non-support of your case
WHAT IF MY DISABILITY EXCEEDS 17 WEEKSIf your disability is expected to exceed the 17-week Short Term Disability Maximum Benefit Period HHI will notify the Town of St Paul to send the Long-Term Disability (LTD) claim forms to you 6-8 weeks before the end of the 17-week Maximum Benefit Period That will allow GroupSource to open the LTD claim and gather the required medical information well before the anticipated LTD benefit start date
SUBROGATIONIf your total disability is the result of an accident or other cause for which a third party is wholly or partially responsible you have an obligation to take all necessary steps to recover compensation for the cost of the total amount of any benefits you receive under this STD plan from the third party
You must inform Human Resources of any claim for damages against a third party and enter into a reimbursement agreement with the Town of St Paul to refund from any award of damages the funds the Town of St Paul deems are representative of duplication of the total amount of benefits you have received under this STD policy
POLICY REVIEWThe Town of St Paul reserves the right to review alter this policy at any time Changes made to the policy will be communicated
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Funding for display case in Clancy arena for hockey and skating memorabilia
BACKGROUND
Citizens within our community and the local hockey clubs have collected over the years a great deal of hockey memorabilia They would like to display these items at the Clancy Arena There are suitable display cabinets at the School Board that we can have if the Council in conjunction with County Council will contribute $1500 (each) to their rehabilitation (paint new glass hardware etc If County Council will agrees to contribute to this cause they will pay us their portion which we will add to the Towns portion and we will in turn pay the cabinet maker Administration staff is advising Council to not get involved in either who gets what cabinets and who is or who is not involved in displaying memorabilia The memorabilia is not the property of the Town It will take some time for the clubs to raise enough money to have the memorabilia properly displayed as they would prefer so this will be an ongoing project for some time However the final product will be something that the hockey community and the Town will be proud of This will align with the recommendation from the Recreation Board
BUDGETFINANCIAL
$1500 from Community Grant program
OPTIONS
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
2 The Town Council not approve the request to pay $1500 toward the rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
3 option
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Request for Decision
RECOMMENDATION
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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n4 DELEGATIONSI 41 Pierre deMoissac - St Paul Jr B I Minor HockeyCORRESPONDENCE Proposal
P deMoissac shared that he has procured ten 4x8 footwall display units (6 inches wide) for free from old AshmontSchool Robert Lajoie can refinish them for approximately$200 per unit plus replacement of some broken glassPierre presented mock-ups of metal plates with photo androster to demonstrate what is possible for inside thedisplays They are between $40-$60 per plate average of
i $50 each and 62 years of history (1956-now) comes to approximately $3 100 plus $2 000+ to restore wall units The total cost of the project would be approximately
$5000 spread over a 2-3 year period
Pierre is willing to do the research and work required to-
- organize the history for the hockey displays There is roomfor all the cabinets to fit upstairs in the concession area but
suggested putting one cabinet by the Jr B dressing roomwith the most recent team information if they want He alsosuggested dedicating a cabinet upstairs to Clancy Richardand the arena history
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Jr B I Minor Hockey DisplaysFROM PREVIOUSMINUTES H Smyl suggested sharing the display cabinets with the
Jr B Canadiens Minor Hockey and Figure Skating HSmyl added that Minor Hockey has stated they would liketo contribute financially toward this project and will discusswith the other groups to contribute toward their owncontentphotos in the displays
R Boisvert suggested making an action plan to get thecabinets cleaned up and installed as a first step and thentalk to the groups involved and make a budget for the nextfew years for the photosarticles in the display
PR20190220102 Moved by County of St Paul Member-at-Large Leo deMoissac tomake a proposal to both the Town and County Council to eachcontribute $1500 each for a total of $3000 to clean repair and installthe ten cabinets
Chairperson Initials
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
February 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
20 Mar2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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4 DELEGATIONS 41 Dan Reid - Skate Park UpdateCORRESPONDENCE Dan Reid provided an update on the Skate Park project
Full presentation link attached in agenda package Hestated that they are hoping to break ground in July 2019and complete the build in October 2019 as they wereapproved for a $36130800 Community FacilityEnhancement Program (CFEP) Grant on March 7 2019His next task is a request to the County of St Paulregarding excavation The parking lot will be dirt initiallylandscaping will be a project for 2020 D Reid also notedthat Skateboarding will debut at the 2020 SummerOlympics
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Clancy Display CabinetsFROM PREVIOUS H Smyl reported that the Figure Skating Club is interestedMINUTES ) in one cabinet and Jr B Canadiens have stated that
zrsquo money is a concern for them Display case contents will beat the cost of each individual user group A request will be
made to County Council to support half the cost of repairing and mounting the display cabinets in the amount
of $150000
52 Skijoring Event Review (2)L deMoissac reported that the Skijoring even held onMarch 9th was a great success despite the cold weather Itwas held on a 114 mile track by Arctic Cat and was a goodlocation The track was approximately 1000 feet but needsto be extended for next year There was a BBQ as well asbeer gardens with plans of expanding the event in thefuture H Smyl noted that it would be nice to include theevent with Shiver Fest so that it was all together LdeMoissac suggested holding it on the other side of theIron Horse Trail Campground as there would be lots ofspace This would keep all the activities in the samegeneral area L deMoissac will bring the suggestion backto the AG Society
53 Online Campground Reservation ProgramH Smyl presented a draft of the campground maps forreview and feedback All the information is being puttogether and sent in to build the online site The contractwill be signed shortly M Brousseau inquired whether or
chairperson Initials_
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
March 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
l7Apr 2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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From Tim MahdiukTo Kim HeymanCc Harvey Smyl Phyllis CorbiereSubject RE Minutes from Rec Board meetingDate October 21 2019 21743 PMAttachments image001png
image003png
Hi KimI will bring the request for the County to contribute $1500 for display cabinets at the Clancy Arenapayable to the Town of St Paul The RFD will be added to the PW agenda tomorrow Oct 2219
Tim MahdiukInterim CAOCounty of St Paul No 195015 49 Avenue St Paul AB T0A 3A4
P 780-645-3301 ext 208E tmadiukcountystpaulabca Our Mission ndash To create desirable rural experiences This message is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it has been addressed and maycontain information that is privileged and confidential If you are not the intended recipient or the employee oragent responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient you are hereby notified that anydissemination distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited If this communication has beenreceived in error respond immediately via telephone or return e-mail and delete all copies of this material
From Kim Heyman ltkheymantownstpaulabcagt Sent October-21-19 159 PMTo Tim Mahdiuk lttmahdiukcountystpaulabcagtCc Harvey Smyl lthsmyltownstpaulabcagtSubject Minutes from Rec Board meeting Based on these Rec Board minutes Irsquom going to put this back on our agenda The issue of the displaycabinets is mentioned on both pages and though not entirely clear Irsquom going to ask for $1500towards the cabinets for us to pay the cabinet maker (I think his name is in the minutes) Is it toolate to bring to your council
Kim Heyman CAOTown of St Paul
5101 50th StreetSt Paul ABT0A 3A0Direct 780-645-1764
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
79 RFD - Timing of Main Street Traffic Lights
710 Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
101 2019 Walk of Hope
121-123 - Closed Meeting Session
CARRIED
3 ADOPTION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
31 September 23 2019 - Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071002 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the September 23 2019 Regular Council Meeting Minutes as presented
CARRIED
5 OLD BUSINESS 51 Nil
6 ADMINISTRATION REPORTS
61 CAO Report
CM201910071003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council accept the Chief Administrative Officers Report as information
CARRIED
62 Emergency Management and OHS Monthly Update - October 2019
CM201910071004 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council accept the Emergency Management and OHS Monthly Newsletter Update as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
71 Purchase of new Patrol Vehicle-Municipal Enforcement
CM201910071005 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the recommended plan to purchase a new patrol vehicle for St Paul Municipal Enforcement which will be off-set from the existing 2019 Capital Budget
CARRIED
72 Community Grant Funding Request under CS1200-03 Community Funding and Support Request
6CM201910071006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council grant a $100000 cash donation to the St Paul Regional High Schools Golf Teams for the Alberta School Athletics Association (ASAA) Provincials that was held on September 23 to 24 2019 in Red Deer AB
CARRIED
73 Letter from St Paul Senior Citizens Centre
CM201910071007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council contribute $250000 to the St Paul Seniors Centre located at 4809-47 Avenue for the furnace replacement as the building is owned by Town of St Paul
CARRIED
74 RMA Fall 2019 Convention
CM201910071008 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council approve Mayor Millers attendance and related expenses for the RMA Fall 2019 Convention being held on November 12 to November 15 2019 in Edmonton AB
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
75 Planting of Trees Golf Course
CM201910071009 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the Golf Course Maintenance Plan on Hole 16 for the planting of trees as presented
CARRIED
76 Bylaw 2019-09 Debenture Borrowing Bylaw
CM201910071010 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Bylaw 2019-09 being the Borrowing Bylaw of $55000000 for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant be given first reading this 7th day of October 2019
CARRIED
77 Request to Adjust Utility Invoice Account 113505
CM201910071011 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the request to credit Utility Account 113505 in the amount of $202727
DEFEATED
4 PUBLIC HEARINGS DELEGATIONS
41 730 pm St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative - Marianne Janke amp Linda Sallstrom
Mrs Marianne Janke and Mrs Linda Sallstrom were present to discuss the newly formed St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative The Committees intent is to work collaboratively to develop the St Paul Elk Point region as a vibrant and welcoming tourism centre in the Lakeland to support the retention and expansion of existing businesses and to encourage tourism entrepreneurship
Mayor Maureen Miller thanked the delegation for their presentation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
78 Addition - Towns contribution to CAP Ice plant upgrade
CM201910071012 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council authorize a $5000000 commitment to the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant from the 2020 Operating Budget
CARRIED
79 Addition - Timing of main street traffic lights
CM201910071013 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council authorize Administration to write a letter to the appropriate person in Transportation asking for a fix to be scheduled for the timing of the Main Street Traffic lights
CARRIED
710 Addition - Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
CM201910071014 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council authorize Administration to write a letter of support for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s ice plant replacement on behalf of the Town of St Paul for their Community Facility Enhancement Project (CFEP) Grant
CARRIED
8 BRIEFINGS 81 Nil
9 COUNCILLOR REPORTS
91 A copy of the detailed reports are attached as reference Councillor Reports for October 7 2019
CM201910071015 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council accept all Councillor Reports as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
10 CORRESPONDENCE REQUIRING ACTION
101 Addition - 2019 Walk of Hope Invitation
11 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
111 Letter from Alberta Transportation - Funding regarding Upgrade Runway Lighting Project
112 Thank You Letter 2019 Terry Fox Run
12 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
121 Business - Section 16 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
122 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
123 Residential Land - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Aline Brousseau Recording SecretaryDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services to provide administrative support
CM201910071016 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 834 pm
CARRIED
CM201910071017 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council return to open meeting at 854 pm to allow the return of the public
CARRIED
CM201910071018 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that the meeting resume with the public present at 857 pm
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
13 ADJOURNMENT 131 October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071019 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel to adjourn the October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting at 857 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Boisvert
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 5 Oct 7 Oct 7
Attended the AUMA conference in Edmonton Assisted the Firemen with cooking on their open house Attended the Muni-Corr Meeting with Mayor Miller Attended the Marketing Meeting with Councillor Eamon
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Taylor
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25 Sept 26 Sept 27 Sept 28 Oct 3 Oct 5
AUMA Convention How to make friends and Influence Government Looking after Taxpayers Ethic and Conflict AUMA Convention Moving towards Extended Producer Responsibility AUMA Convention Dedication to ldquo21 Strandsrdquo Monument at Legacy park Economic Partnership Summit Networking Event Fire Department Open House
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DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Eamon
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 October 5th
October 7th
AUMA Conference with council and CAO Attended exploring the intersection of mental health addictions and crime Strong partnerships build strong communities RCMP meeting Address from the minister of municipal affairs and dialogue sessions with provincial ministers Attended the Fire Department open house Marketing Committee Meeting
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DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Noel
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 2nd
Attended AUMA conference in Edmonton taking in many sessions and attended the private meeting with the RCMP Attended the Airport meeting held at the Airport
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Ward
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 1
Attended AUMA Conference in Edmonton Attended the Internment Ceremony at Lagasse Park with Mayor Miller and Councillor Taylor Attended the Champions For Change Downtown Meeting
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY Councillor deMoissac
REPORT
Date Event DescriptionDetails
Sept 25-27
Attended AUMA with all of council and CAO
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Mayor Miller
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails (Month-Day) Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 2 Oct 2 Oct 5 Oct 7
AUMA Convention with Council and CAO Attended meeting with RCMP Senior Officers Logical Strategic Planning How to present your message to media Address from the Minister of Municipal Affairs as well as Dialogue with Provincial Ministers AUMA AGM St Paul Internment Dedication with Counsellors Ward and Taylor Tour of waste water and water treatments centres with Director Pruneau Meeting with Lakeland Connect Agenda Review Attended the St Paul Fire Department Open House NE Muni-Corr
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
Minutes
Committee of the Whole Meeting
Thursday October 10 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 600 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Brad Eamon Councillor
Maureen Miller Mayor
Gary Ward Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
Sarah Burton Executive Assistant
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Agenda
COW201910101001 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor to approve the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting Agenda as amended
71 Land
72 Personnel
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
3 DELEGATIONS 31 620 pm Peter Dulaba - Property Concerns
Mr Peter Dulaba was present to bring forward his concerns regarding various thefts and break and entries on his property
Mayor Miller thanked the delegate for his presentation
4 OLD BUSINESS 41 Nil
5 NEW BUSINESS 51 Utility Concerns Landlord amp Tenant
Council discussed concerns brought forward as well as current procedures in placeregarding landlords tenants and utility accounts Administration will respond by letter to the individuals concerns
52 Recognition Signs
Administration will gather options on repurposing the recognition signs at the East and West end corridors of the Town and bring forward to the Regular Council Meeting on October 21 2019
6 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
61 Jumpstart Program -Local Update
Council accepted the Jumpstart Program update as information
7 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
71 Land - Section 16 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
72 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
COW201910101002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 641 pm
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Sarah Burton Recording SecretaryExecutive Assistant to provide administrative support
COW201910101003 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council return to open meeting at 739 pm
CARRIED
8 ADJOURNMENT 81 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
COW201910101004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to adjourn the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting at 740 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Sarah Burton Recording Secretary
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
Minutes
Organizational Meeting
Tuesday October 15 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 700 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Maureen Miller Mayor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Brad Eamon Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Gary Ward Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
Rushanthi Kesunathan St Paul Journal
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 Adoption of October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting Agenda
OM201910151001 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the October 15 2019 Meeting agenda as presented
CARRIED
3 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
31 C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy (Draft)
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council approve the C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy as presented
CARRIED
32 HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy (New - Draft)
OM201910151003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy as presented
CARRIED
33 Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting)
OM201910151004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Administration select a suitable date and time for the Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting) once the audited financial statements are completed and the Towns auditor and Council are available
CARRIED
34 Appointment of Solicitor
OM201910151005 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council appoint Brownlee LLP and Reynolds Mirth Richards amp Farmer LLP as the Town of St Paulrsquos solicitors
CARRIED
35 Appointment of Auditors
OM201910151006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council appoint JMD Group LLP Chartered Accountants as the Town of St Pauls auditors
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
36 2020 Calendar 2020 Council Calendar
OM201910151007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the 2020 calendar as amended
bull that the August 24 2020 Regular Council Meeting be cancelled
CARRIED
37 Bylaw 1219 Procedural Bylaw
OM201910151008 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council direct Administration to review the procedural bylaw and bring back any proposed changes to Council for review at a future Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
38 Committee Listing Representatives
OM201910151009 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council approve the following changesupdates to the 20192020 Committee Listing
bull Albertas Lakeland Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) or Travel Lakeland from Councillor Brad Eamon to Councillor Ron Boisvert and Mayor Maureen Miller as Alternate
bull Fire Protection from Councillor Gary Ward to Councillor Ron Boisvert
bull Intermunicipal Council Committee (ICC) - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Councillor Gary Ward
bull Lakeland Communities Health Advisory Council - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Mayor Maureen Miller
bull Marketing Committee Councillor Eamon and Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
bull Parks amp Recreation Board from Councillor Ron Boisvert to Councillor Gary Ward until October 18 2021 and Councillor deMoissac until October 18 2021
bull Remove the Regional Joint Health amp Safety Committee from the Committee listing as this is an internal operation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
bull St Paul and Area Tourism Initiative Committee - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon
bull Waste Transfer amp Recycling Station Committee Councillor Taylor and Councillor Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
CARRIED
4 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
5 ADJOURNMENT 51 October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151010 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon to adjourn the October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting at 648 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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2020 Calendar Legend
Office Closed Statutory Holidays (red text)Civic Holidays (Office Closed) - S 56 of the MGARegular Council Meetings (700 pm)Committee of The Whole (600 pm)Regular Council Committee of the Whole Meeting cancelled
Last Updated October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting (600 pm)Approved by Council October 15 2019 Conference Convention Trade Show Centerfield FireCouncil Resolution Number OM201910151007 Other Town Events amp FCSS are listed below each month with an
January February MarchS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 8 9 10 11 12 13 1419 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15 16 17 18 19 20 2126 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 311 Board Leadership Workshop Mar 2-Apr 29 Volunteer Income Tax Program
1 New Years Day 17 Family Day Shiverfest 16-18 Spring RMA Convention27 Pink Shirt Day
April May JuneS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 65 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 2019 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 2726 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30
3110 Good Friday 13 Easter Monday 12-14 Clothing Exchange 4-7 FCM Conference (Toronto ON)18 Fire Dept 75th Anniversary Spring Ball 18 Victoria Day 12-14 Centerfield Music Festival17-19 Tradeshow (Sherwood Park AB) 26 26th Annual Walk of Friendship24-26 Tradeshow (Fort MuMurray AB)27-29 CPAA Conference (Red Deer AB)
July August SeptemberS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 55 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 1919 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 2626 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 311 Canada Day 3 Heritage Day 7 Labour Day 6-9 Camp Sunshine 31 Rodeo Kick Off Supper 23-25 AUMA Convention (Calgary AB)
October November December S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 54 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 1918 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 2625 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 27 28 29 30 31
3 St Paul Fire Department Open House 11 Remembrance Day 5 A Community Christmas - Tree Lighting6-8 Clothing Exchange 2-5 Fall RMA Convention 25 Christmas Day12 Thanksgiving 28-29 Civic Holidays (Office Closed)24-26 ARPA Conference30 Safe amp Sweet Halloween
Note(s) Deputy Mayor Appointments ScheduleThe meetings of Council will be held at the Town Hall (5101-50 Street) unless otherwise posted Councillor Eamon November 1 2019 to June 30 2020As per S 194 of the Municipal Government Act (MGA) Special Meetings of Council are held with Councillor Taylor July 1 2020 to February 28 2021no notice to the public due to their timing and nature of the issue (emergent issue)All meeting of Council are held in public unless Council moves into closed meeting (S 197 of MGA)
2020
2020
2020 2020
2020 2020
2020 2020 2020
2020 20202020
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Lynn Smid Director of FCSS Where we were
bull Indigenous Liaison Worker has been hired Judy Moosewah formerly with (Saddle Lake Boys amp Girls Club) will begin work with us on October 15 2019
bull Janet Singcol ndash our coordinator for Cradle to Crayon Coalition has resigned due to a workplace injury sustained at her other employment Her replacement is retired teacher Elizabeth Poitras
bull FASD Suicide Prevention and Alzheimerrsquos Awareness Days were well received by the community and several individuals thanked us for the information provided at Giant Tiger for Alzheimer support
bull 10 vehicles had their car seats checked on October 19th parents were grateful to have hands on accurate information
bull 883 individuals came through the doors of the Parent Link Clothing Exchange this year We had 25 volunteers who gave 151 hours of their time to make this event possible
bull Seniors Information Session was held at Reunion Station on October 9th 22 seniors attended to learn about provincial assistance programs and the ldquoSeniors without wallsrdquo program through Primary Care Network
Where we are
bull Advertising for St Paul Youth Council Mobile Escape room ndash October 31st 630-1030pm at the Recreation Center Tickets can be purchased at FCSS or the Library for $10 per room
bull Volunteer Banner Letters have been sent out along with a mock up of the new banners bull Promoting Snow Angels Program bull Accepting donations for Safe amp Sweet and planning for event
Where we are going
bull 2020-2023 Budget work bull Grant writing Course in Camrose ndash November 20th bull National Childs Day Planning bull Community Christmas Planning amp Tree Lighting for December 7th
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Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services Where we were
bull Working on projects budgeted in 2019 Hwy PlanStructure AreaPark Industrial 29881 fromcomments for waitingare We AlbertaTransportation to see if they require a Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) I have been unable to gain any input from their department I will continue to follow up with this Municipal Development Plan (MDP) Update if necessary to be consistent with the Land Use Bylaw (LUB) As well on my list of items to do is to prepare a draft bylaw for the Area Structure Plan process requirements Land Use Bylaw (LUB) Update Project launch was on March 1st Administration is working with ISL to revise the document into plain language text that can be easily interpreted by all
bull Preparation with CAO on the Organizational Meeting Agenda Where we are
bull Updating our Quality Management Plan (QMP) bull Inputting 2018 and 2019 safety codes permits and 2019 development permits into GIS This step
will help us daily with inquiries from the publicstaff on issued permits bull Working a rezoning application for this same meeting
Where we are going
bull Contacting owners for older safety codes permits (buildingelectricalplumbinggas) that still require inspections
bull Attached is the current 2019 Development Permit Listing to date We currently have received 50 applications this year At this time last year we had received 48 applications Inquiries for SeptOct have been a little slower
bull Working on Committee listing and updating membership per the annual Organizational Meeting
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2019 Development Permit No Roll Proposed Development
Permitted Use Discretionary Use Zoning Received Date (COMPLETE) File Acceptance Ltr 20 Day Complete Incomplete Ltr Issue Date Status Time to Issue Permit
DP 001-19 1781 Signage P C2 January 17 2019 January 21 2019 January 23 2019 January 23 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 002-19 331332 Signage P C1 January 18 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 003-19 1081 Minor Home Occupation P R2 January 23 2019 January 24 2019 January 29 2019 January 29 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 004-19 889 Eating Establishment P C1 February 5 2019 February 5 2019 February 6 2019 February 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 005-19 2435 Temporary Gas BarSign P C2 March 6 2019 March 14 2019 March 18 2019 March 18 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 006-19 199 Family Care Facility D R2 March 7 2019 na na na Withdrawn naDP 007-19 48 Commercial P C2 March 4 2019 March 14 2019 March 19 2019 April 8 2019 Issued 25 business daysDP 008-19 649 Fence amp Garage P R2 March 18 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 009-19 2806 Cannabis Facility D M May 1 2019 April 16 2019 May 23 2019 June 12 2019 Issued MPC 29 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 010-19 176 Driveway P R2 April 1 2019 na Exempt from DP April 5 2019 Exempt naDP 011-19 2814 Personal Service Facility P C1 April 16 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 Issued 6 business daysDP 012-19 993 Fence P R2 April 3 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 013-19 1087 Fence P R2 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 Issued same dayDP 014-19 2473 Deck extension P R1A April 23 2019 April 26 2019 May 3 2019 May 3 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 015-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 April 23 2019 May 3 2019 Refused May 23 2019 MPC naDP 016-19 1846 Fence P R2 May 3 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 017-19 869 Fence P R2 May 6 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 018-19 2847 Retail Store (Vape) amp 1 sign P C1 May 27 2019 May 22 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 019-19 1831 Signage P C1 May 16 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 020-19 2606 Patio P R2 May 17 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 021-19 356 Addition to Commercial BldgSigns P M June 18 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 022-19 1923 Fence Decorative P R1 May 23 2019 na Exempt from DP May 28 2019 Exempt NADP 023-19 134 Signage P C1 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 024-19 143701 Fence P R2 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 Issued same dayDP 025-19 2272 Fence P I June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 Issued same dayDP 026-19 353 Demolition of Dwelling P R2 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 027-19 2651 Fence P R3 June 13 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 028-19 42 Addition to Existing Dwelling P R2 June 7 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 029-19 1456 Fence P R1 June 7 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 030-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 WithdrawnDP 031-19 2148 Fence P R2 June 18 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 032-19 52 Retail Store (Vape) amp 2 signs P C2 June 20 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 033-19 2644 Telecommunications Tower D C1 June 20 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 034-19 2538 Fence P R1A June 27 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 035-19 832 Barber Shop P C1 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 Issued same dayDP 036-19 1938 Proposed Roof over existing deck P R2 July 3 2019 na Exempt from DP July 11 2019 Exempt NADP 037-19 889 Signage P C1 July 5 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 038-19 704 Private Child Care P R2 July 2 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 18 business daysDP 039-19 1610 Deck amp addition to existing dwelling P R2 July 23 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 040-19 2329 Covered Deck P R2 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 31 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 041-19 2389 Addition to existing shop P CD July 31 2019 August 19 2019 August 19 2019 September 9 2019 Issued Council - issued September 9 2019DP 042-19 1452 Covered Deck P R1 July 31 2019 July 31 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 043-19 1900 New Deck P R2 August 2 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 044-19 2462 SFD w att garage amp decks P R1A August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 Issued same dayDP 045-19 220 Pharmacy amp Signage P C2 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 Issued same dayDP 046-19 2067 Relocation of business P C2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 047-19 2030 New Deck P R2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 18 2019 September 18 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 048-19 2102 New Dealership amp Signage P C2 October 7 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 049-19 1535 Fence P R2 September 23 2019 October 2 2019 October 4 2019 October 4 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 050-19 662 Demolition of Dwelling P UR October 7 2019
Last Updated October 15 2019
21 Oct 2019 R
egular Council
Agenda Item - 63
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Trevor Kotowich Municipal Enforcement Where we were
bull On September 27 CPO Stevens attended Indigenous Training at Blue Quills University bull SPME along with Commercial Vehicle Enforcement conducted a joint operation targeting
dangerous goods bull Complaints received from SPECS regarding speeding vehicles during student pickup times No
violations in this zone have been observed by either Officer yet bull September 2019 stats attached
Where we are
bull We have seen an increase in animal at large complaints bull I have been working on a replacement strategy for our 2013 patrol vehicle bull CPOs continue to conduct proactive patrols around the community
Where we are going
bull As we get ready for the winter weather to arrive SPME will be reminding residents of the snow-removal bylaw
bull I have received a number of visibility concerns at intersections from SPERD and their bus drivers Together with PW Manager we will address these concerns shortly
bull November Bylaw Education Enforcement Program (BEEP) will focus on snow removal from sidewalks and use of seat-belts
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 64
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Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective Services Where we were
bull On Saturday October 5th we hosted our Fire Prevention Week Open House Thank you to all Council members who attended and Councillor Ron Boisvert for volunteering to BBQ
bull School fire drills were conducted on October 8th bull DC Thomson wrapped up his school bus safety lessons for the year SPECS saw 325 students
with Glen Avon having over 500 Where we are
bull Our members are out in the community selling our 2020 calendars Thank you to everyone who continues to support our cause All monies raised go directly back into training and equipping our members
bull I am continuing to work on our 2020 operating budget bull A number of repairs were conducted by DC Thomson on our apparatus including replacing a
primer pump on an engine This repair would have had to been otherwise outsourced costing a significant amount of money and down time
Where we are going
bull On November 1st our tickets for our Spring Ball Anniversary celebration go on sale If early indications are correct the event will be sold-out rather quickly
bull Fire Services led by DC Thomson will be conducting fire extinguisher training for the County PW staff on November 1st
bull October 30th myself and DC Thomson will be attending a Wildfire Management meeting in Smoky Lake
bull Our final regional fire training course for the year is on November 1-319
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Rod Griffiths Director of Finance Where we were
bull Reviewing the Towns 2019 Capital Budget changes and project deferrals with regard to our 2019 MSI (Capital) funding
bull Cleaning up a few small posting errors in the GL (both budget and actuals) prior to preparing the September Budget Variance reports for Council
Where we are
bull Completing our annual Insurance Renewal Questionnaire In general property insurance premiums will be seeing a significant increase due to both the size and frequency of weather related events and damages Hopefully the Alberta Municipal Insurance Exchange (through AUMA) will help mitigate the impact on our 2020 property insurance premiums
bull Our HR Coordinator is working towards the November 1st switch to our new Benefit Plan provider
bull Department Heads are preparing 10 year vehicle and equipment replacement plans as the first step towards preparing the Towns first Five Year Capital Plan for 2020
Where we are going
bull Installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Fixed Assets (Town staff will be preparing our Tangible Capital Asset schedules this year instead of the auditor)
bull Following that we will be installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Project Costing for implementation Jan1 2020 This module will allow the Town to better track public works project costs as well as being able to assign operating costs to specific vehicles and pieces of equipment
bull Both of these software modules will be able to capture additional information for use in the Towns Municipal Asset Management Program and GIS system
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 66
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Harvey Smyl Director of Parks amp Recreation Where we were
bull The Aquatic Centre was closed most of September for our annual general maintenance and is in full operation now
bull The Clancy and CAP Arena are both now open and running bull We have winterized the Irrigation System at Spray Park Overnight Campground Baseball
building Iron Horse Campground and Soccer Fields Soccer pitches and ball diamonds have been aerated and sprayed
Where we are
bull Closing of the Tourism Center and Iron Horse Trail Campground for the Winter Season bull The Golf Course will be closed as of Sunday October 21 Season ending maintenance will
continue for another couple of weeks Planting of trees on Hole 16 between Fairway and homes should be done by end of October
bull Working with Municipal Enforcement on Parking and Camping restriction signage for Town Parks and Facilities
Where we are going
bull We are doing year end inventory at the Pro Shop and Real Joly will be attending the PGA Buymart Golf show in Calgary October 25 and 26
bull If weather continues to be nice we will do some pruning of trees for safety and security reasons at Lagasse Park
bull I will be attending the ARPA Conference with Councilor Boisvert and Councilor deMoissac October 24 25 and 26
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 67
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Steven Jeffrey Director of Public Works Where we were
bull Pothole patching and road repair bull Sanitary sewer main replacements on 52 avenue and service road bull Contracted services were in town for concrete curb and guttersidewalk replacement bull Golf course storm repair is now complete bull Water valve refurbishing in various locations bull 42 street reconstruction is complete
Where we are
bull Water valve refurbishing is ongoing as needed with leaks that appear High traffic areas have been taken care of
bull Replacing sanitary sewer services to residents that experience reoccurring back upsfloods (both with town forces and contracted services)
bull Last of the street sweeping is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Last of the concrete crews work is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Asphalt overlays are ongoing and will be until the weather does not allow us to continue
Where we are going
bull The Sanding truck has been placed back in service and is ready for winter operation bull Fire Hydrants will be drained and prepped for winter bull Working with AEP on finding a solution for golf course drainage to Upper Therien Lake bull 2020 budgeting
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 68
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Bert Pruneau Director of Utilities Where we were
bull The solids from the detention ponds needed to be removal to start the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre The quickest way to move forward with the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre was to use Geo-tubes for solids removal
bull Attended the Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades - Meeting 2 held at the Town office Some of the topics covered were construction Schedule Wastewater Treatment Plant work schedule site security site safety etc
bull Attended the WCW operators conference in Edmonton Alberta MPE Engineering did a technical presentation on our Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrades
Where we are
bull Pollution Control Centre - The addition to the Wastewater Treatment Plant will be encroaching pond 1 so the transfer pipe in-between detention ponds 1 and 2 to be removed and pond 1 will be de-commissioned and filled in with clay to accommodate the new building
bull PCC - Locate buried utilities remove top soil start excavation bull Normal day-to-day operations will continue at the Pollution Control Centre during excavation
Where we are going
bull Site Orientation with Maple Reinders Construction Anyone with the orientation will be allowed on the worksite during construction along as they meeting the minimum safety requirements
bull Next meeting for Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades is October 23 2019 bull Review our new Wastewater Treatment draft approval will send comments or concerns back to
Alberta Environment
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Residential Disabled Parking Sign
BACKGROUND
We have a request from a resident at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul to install a disabled parking stall sign in front of their residence Parking spaces are most often limited and a challenge to find near their home Their daughter has both mobility and vision limitations so having a designated parking stall outside in front of their home would ensure a parking space is available to the resident and caregivers
BUDGETFINANCIAL
Approximately $100 for the purchase of sign and installation from Public Works
OPTIONS
1 Council approve the request to have a designated disabled parking
stall identified in front of the residence at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul 2 Council deny the request
RECOMMENDATION
That Council direct Administration to designate a disabled parking stall and have Public Works install the sign at 5702 - 46 Ave
PREPARED BY
Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective ServicesFire Chief
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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5702 ndash 46 Ave
Page 2 of 2
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 71
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Proposed Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning of Lot 1 Block 36 Plan 1123632 from Residential District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2) - 1st Reading
BACKGROUND
A rezoning request has been received for Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 5417-56 Street (Tax Roll 186001) from R1 to C2 The fee of $100000 was paid on October 4 2019 Per discussion with the applicant the reason for the request is the applicant wishes to utilize the property for storage and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business Their letter of intent is attached for reference A review has been conducted of our planning documents and applicable legislation
bull The subject property is within the Residential Development Policy Area (Section 60) in Municipal Development Plan (MDP) - Bylaw 1157 Administration feels that the proposal meets the requirements (future direction) of the MDP
bull The subject property meets the minimum lot size requirements in C2 District Land Use Bylaw - Bylaw 1242
bull Per the attached zoning map the subject property is surrounded by a mix of zonings as follows R1 (Residential Low Density District) R2 (Residential Medium Density District) P (Community District) and I (Industrial District) per the attached zoning map
Rezoning Bylaw Process
bull 1st Reading considered by Council ndash Date October 21 2019 bull If 1st Reading is passed a Public Hearing is held at a subsequent
Council meeting to hear public input on the proposed bylaw The bylaw must be advertised for 2 consecutive weeks in the St Paul Journal as well as notification letters sent to adjacent landowners as per the Municipal Government Act Section 606 (AdvertisementBylaw) and Section 230 (When to hold a public hearing) ndash Date November 12 2019 PH
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Request for Decision
bull If no concerns are raised at the Public Hearing Council can consider final readings of the bylaw as soon as November 12 2019
BUDGETFINANCIAL
OPTIONS
1 That Council consider 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw so that
public input can be obtained 2 That Council defeat 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw as it does not
meet the Towns planning documents
RECOMMENDATION
That Bylaw 2019-08 be given first reading this 21st day of October 2019
PREPARED BY
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 1 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 OF THE
TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________
A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO AMEND BYLAW NO 1242 BEING THE LAND USE BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHEREAS Council has adopted Town of St Paul Land Use Bylaw 1242 to be used as the Land Use Bylaw WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to amend Bylaw 1242 as set out in Section 692 of the Municipal Government Act RSA 2000 c M-26 and amendments thereto NOW THEREFORE under the authority and subject to the provisions of the Municipal Government Act and by virtue of all other enabling powers the Municipal Council of the Town of St Paul Alberta duly assembled hereby enacts as follows
1 That Part ldquo11rdquo of the Town of St Paul Bylaw Land Use Bylaw 1242 be amended such that all portions of Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 as shown on Schedule ldquoArdquo be rezoned from Residential (Low Density) District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2)
2 This bylaw shall come into effect upon passing of the third reading and final reading
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN FIRST READING THIS 21ST DAY OF OCTOBER 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 2 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN SECOND READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________ THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN THIRD AND FINAL READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 3 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 SCHEDULE A
Rezoning from R1 to C2 Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
5417-56 Street
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Town of St Paul
Date OtzoggDate October 02 2019
OFFICE USE ONLY
Application Fee
________________
ReceiptNo Ii Date Received
TOWN OF SWST
Box 1480St Paul AS TOA 3A0Phone 780-645-4481Fax 780-645-5076wwwtownstpauLabca
PLANNING AND LAND USE APPLICATION
Roll NoSECTION A - CONTACT INFORMATION
Applicants Name
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LandownerrsquosName
SECTION B mdash SITE INFORMATION
StreetAddress 41] - P
LOT I BLOCK PLAN IIL32 ParcelSize
SECTION C - LAND USE BYLAW AMENDMENT OR NEW PLAN OR PLAN AMENDMENTapplication Forii New Statutory Plan f1 New Non-Statutory Plan J Re-designation EJ Land Use Bylaw Text Amendment E1 Amendment
Land Use DistrictZoning RI-
Name of PlanProposed Land Use DistrictlZoning
Reason for Request i rz1 lsquo -t iprsarsquo SL I lsquo
SECTION D - AUTHORIZATION
submitting an application I amallowing the right of entry for inspection purposes I hereby make application and acknowledge allplans and information submittedare to the le true and accurate
lsquomdash 10122019 51000 PM MOT
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The personalinformation provideds being collected underthe authority ofthe MunicipalGovernmentActand wilibe used forthe purposes underthatAct The personalinformation thatyou provide may be made public subjectto the provisions ofthe Freedom oflnformation and Protection ofPrivacy Act Any questions regarding the collection use or disposal of thisinformation should be directed to the FOIP CoordInatorfor the Town ofSt Paul
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October 3 2019
Town of St PaulBox 1480St Paul ABTOA 3A0
Attention Aline BrousseauDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services
Dear Ms Brousseau
RE Rezoning Application - 5417-56 Street St Paul AB
Please take this correspondence as support for the application for rezoning the property situateat 541 756 Street (the ldquopropertyrdquo)
We have made an Offer to Purchase the property with the intent to utilize the property for thestorage of and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business The Offer has beenaccepted and is subject to the rezoning of the property from Ri to an acceptable commercialuse prior to December 16 2019
We currently operate our business from our home located within the County of St Paul about20km outside of the Town of St Paul It is estimated that approximately 85 of the work of thebusiness is conducted within the Town of St Paul which requires us to haul equipment andoften make multiple trips to conduct business Purchasing the property with the currentstructure would allow more efficient operation with onsite storage of equipment to include butnot limited to a bobcat blades and buckets trailer mowers ladders and various hand toolsand accessories
The business operations currently consist ofa Lawn care (commercial and residential)a Tree and shrub pruning and removal
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Yard dean up and debris removal
Window washing
I-louse and deck washing gutter cleaning
Handyman services
Bobcat services
Landscaping
Snow removal (commercial and residential)
The business currently consists of ourselves (operations and administration) and two parttimeemployees It is not always necessary for employees to travel to the business as they mostoften meet at the job site location As a business which conducts services off site hours ofoperation generally run between 830am and 6pm but can vary in the winter season dependantupon weather
The property first came to our attention listed on Realtorca as a commercial property which leadus to believe the property could be utilized in the manner desired The property while zoned RIappears to be somewhat unsuitable as it would be difficult or impossible to build a residencethat would complement the existing neighbourhood given the required setbacks and existingstructure
The neighbourhood is low density residential with large residential lots a large park across thestreet and backing on to the Iron Horse Trail It is also located near the outskirts of the Town ofSt Paul with easy access routes that would limit disruption to existing residents
It should be further noted that in keeping with the nature of the business we understand thedesire to keep a well maintained and groomed property It would be our intent that the propertybe kept to the same standard we provide to our customers
It is our intent to facilitate the process of rezoning and would be readily available to provideadditional information or answer questions as required for Council to make a decision
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egular Council
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
15
50 FUTURE LAND USE 51 Future Land Use Policy The Municipal Development Plan located in Appendix 1 outlines the future land use concept for the Town of St Paul The map contains conceptual patterns for land use and the transportation network in the Town and consequently provides the direction of growth for the community Development within the Town shall be guided by the goals objectives and policies as outlined in the plan in conjunction with the Municipal Development Plan The Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) reinforces the general pattern of development currently found within the Town Additional land for future residential and commercial uses within the County to the east of the Town has been identified Future annexation applications will be required for this development to occur 52 Land Use Classifications The Land Use Classifications shown on the Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) are defined as follows Residential Residential areas are to be developed with a mix of predominantly for low medium and high density housing This zone also includes associated institutional religious educational small scale neighbourhood commercial and public uses at a scale and density compatible with the residential neighbourhood Commercial Areas for commercial development are focused along Highway 29 and 50th Street There are two dominate types of commercial development serving St Paul as follows
- Downtown Commercial
The area containing primary and secondary commercial uses and compatible office residential institutional cultural and recreational uses which together form the downtown of St Paul
- Major Commercial Major commercial areas include large format retail development and other smaller retail developments that service the larger stores Highway Commercial is made up of land abutting Highway 29 predominantly on the outskirts of the Town Business Employment Proposed locations for Business Employment uses are shown on the Future Land Use Map These areas are intended to encompass a broad range of manufacturing and other industrial processes including yard storage which may have some nuisance factors
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
16
that do not extend beyond the site boundaries Business employment also includes manufacturing processing repair research distribution and ancillary office sales and storage whose operations are mainly confined to an enclosed structure with no off-site nuisance factors No heavy industrial uses will be permitted within the Townrsquos boundaries ParksOpen SpaceSchoolCommunity Facility As illustrated conceptually on the Future Land Use Map existing parks and natural areas will continue to be linked through greenways and multi-purpose trails connecting parks recreation facilities school sites and other activity areas Any new development will encompass parks and open space areas and will be linked to the remainder of the Town by trails and access points
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Site Inspection Photos captured on October 15 2019 5417-56 Street Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
Facing Northeast
Facing North
Facing Northwest
Aerial View
Facing Southeast
Facing South
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1 PURPOSE
To permit a wide range of commercial activities at the discretion of the Development Authority provided that no
use or development shall take place that in the opinion of the Development Authority is or may become obnoxious
or a nuisance
2 PERMITTED AND DIRECTIONARY USES
Amusement establishment indoor All uses described as Discretionary Uses within the C1
District
Business support services establishments Bus depots
Commercial schools Drive-in businesses
Eating and drinking establishments Equipment rental establishments
General retail establishments Industrial vehicle and equipment salesrentals
establishments
Government services Private clubs
Health services Storage facilities indoor
Hotels Storage facilities outdoor
Libraries and cultural exhibits Truck and recreational vehicle salesrentals
establishments
Public parks Trucking and cartage establishments
Office uses Vehicle and equipment salesrentals establishments
Personal service shops Vehicle body repair and paint shops
Public and quasi-public uses Veterinary clinic large animal
Retail stores Warehouses
Solar energy collection systems Other uses which in the opinion of the Development
Authority are similar to the above mentioned
permitted and discretionary uses
Utility public Buildings and uses accessory to Discretionary Uses
Veterinary clinics
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If the floor space area used is not greater than 4000 m2
(43060 ft2) the manufacture or treatment of products
essential to the retail business conducted on the
premises provided that such activity does not involve
the use of hazardous chemicals or the killing of animals
or meat packing for example Bakery Butcher Shop and
the manufacture of confectionary items)
Buildings and uses accessory to Permitted Uses
3 REGULATIONS
2400 m2 (25830 ft2)
75 m (246 ft)
Front 75 m (246 ft)
Except where the Development Authority may deem it unnecessary
considering existing development
Rear 75 m (246 ft)
Or as required by the Development Authority
Side 15 m (49 ft)
None on those rear lines adjacent to land in a Commercial District If
the side line is adjacent to any other District the minimum side yard
shall be 15 m (49 ft)
Where shopping centres or groups of commercial uses are to be built
on a single lot or grouping of lots regulations shall be determined by
the Development Authority who shall deal with the overall scheme for
the site taking into account buildings access parking and the nature
of the specific commercial uses
As required by the Development Authority
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No use shall be established that in the opinion of the Development
Authority is or will become obnoxious or a nuisance
As required by the Development Authority
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Town of St Paul
100 yd100 m
Scale 1 8576
Town of St Paul makes no representation or warranties regarding the information contained in thisdocument including without limitation whether said information is accurate or complete Personsusing this document do so solely at their own risk and Town of St Paul shall have no liability to suchperson for any loss or damage whatsoever This document shall not be copied or distributed to anyperson without the express written consent of the Town of St Paul Copyright Town of St Paul AllRights Reserved
Town of St Paul Date Created 10182019Page 19 of 21
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egular Council
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LAND TITLE CERTIFICATE
SLINC TITLE NUMBERSHORT LEGAL
0034 869 636 132 317 425112363211
LEGAL DESCRIPTIONPLAN 1123632
BLOCK 1
LOT 1
EXCEPTING THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS
ESTATE FEE SIMPLE
ATS REFERENCE 49588SW
MUNICIPALITY TOWN OF ST PAUL
REFERENCE NUMBER 112 232 893
CONSIDERATIONDOCUMENT TYPE VALUEREGISTERED OWNER(S)
132 317 425 TRANSFER OF LAND $225000 $225000
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REGISTRATION DATE(DMY)
03102013
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OWNERS
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DATE (DMY) PARTICULARS
ENCUMBRANCES LIENS amp INTERESTS
REGISTRATION
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CAVEAT03111992922 337 008RE EASEMENT
CAVEATOR - ALBERTA POWER LIMITED
10035 105 STREET EDMONTON
ALBERTA
AGENT - LORRIE SAWCHUK
AFFECTS PART OF THIS TITLE
18072011112 217 567 CAVEAT
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DATE (DMY) PARTICULARS
ENCUMBRANCES LIENS amp INTERESTS
REGISTRATION
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------NUMBER
2PAGE 132 317 425
RE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT ACT
CAVEATOR - THE TOWN OF ST PAUL
BOX 1480 ST PAUL
ALBERTA T0A3A0
AGENT - BILL DOLMAN
002TOTAL INSTRUMENTS
END OF CERTIFICATE
ORDER NUMBER
CUSTOMER FILE NUMBER
38192238
ATB
THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES CERTIFIES THIS TO BE AN
ACCURATE REPRODUCTION OF THE CERTIFICATE OF
TITLE REPRESENTED HEREIN THIS 16 DAY OF
OCTOBER 2019 AT 1044 AM
THIS ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED LAND TITLES PRODUCT IS INTENDED
FOR THE SOLE USE OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AND NONE OTHER
SUBJECT TO WHAT IS SET OUT IN THE PARAGRAPH BELOW
THE ABOVE PROVISIONS DO NOT PROHIBIT THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER FROM
INCLUDING THIS UNMODIFIED PRODUCT IN ANY REPORT OPINION
APPRAISAL OR OTHER ADVICE PREPARED BY THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AS
PART OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER APPLYING PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING
OR TECHNICAL EXPERTISE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CLIENT(S)
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Questica Budgeting Software
BACKGROUND
Administration is looking at a more efficient way of doing budgets other than excel spreadsheets We have found a product called Questica that allows us to work on departmental budgets simultaneously create detailed reports pull departmental budgets into an overall budget without the duplication and errors that plague the spreadsheet model This product is fully compatible with Bellamy and gives us far more flexibility When you start working on such a large scale (2720 lines with formulas and sub-formulas and totals and grand totals) and then try to incorporate it into a three or five year budget it becomes unwieldy and subject to errors Trying to find errors then becomes incredibly time consuming I have currently spoken to 5 municipalities who say it is amazing to work with It sits right on top of Bellamy which is our main accounting software and draws the information it requires for variance reports among others The cost for this program is $14500 per year and a $10000 installation charge They are guaranteeing the annual fee for 5 years The installation for the Bellamy budgeting module is $35000 From a municipal perspective there are only two or three accounting packages and they are all notorious for poor customer service We can put in a ticket to Bellamy when we have a problem and it is not unusual for them to take a week or more to respond Follow up calls get you nowhere However with Questica sitting on top of Bellamy we can use the data within Bellamy and have much greater scope of options with which we can produce budgets both short and long term and well as a myriad of other reports From the other communities we called they say the customer service is responsive and supportive
BUDGETFINANCIAL
The initial installation cost is $14000 and then $10000 per year As the year starts upon installation most of the d$10000 would be attributed to next
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Request for Decision
years budget Once again this year we will be at least $145000 under budget on our RCMP budget because of the empty positions during the year If Council will allow us to reallocate $16000 to this software program it will not effect our bottom line
OPTIONS
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
2 Council to not approve reallocating money from the policing budget and to not purchasing the budgeting software Questica
RECOMMENDATION
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Better public sectorbudgeting andperformance
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Short Term Disability Policy
BACKGROUND
With our new benefit package coming into effect on November 1 2019 we have to have a Short Term Disability Policy in place to support the new self funded Short Term Disability Plan This policy ensures that strict guidelines about when claims can be made and when not The disability manager ensures that treatments are followed and appointments are kept The direction of the policy is get employees back to work if at all possible but also to support them through the process This policy should be in place before the plan comes into effect
BUDGETFINANCIAL
NA
OPTIONS
1 Council to pass this policy as presented 2 Council to pass this policy as amended
RECOMMENDATION
Council to pass this policy as presented
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY POLICY
The purpose of the Town of St Paulrsquos Short-Term Disability (STD) policy is to provide replacement income should you become totally disabled as a result of non-work-related illness or injury
The Town of St Paul will use the services of an external disability management provider Homewood Health Inc for all non-work-related illness or injury absences Homewood Health Inc (HHI) will ensure employees receive early medical intervention appropriate treatment support and advice as well as confirm to the Town of St Paul that the absence is medically required
The Town of St Paul will pay the appropriate disability payments to an employee via payroll
ELIGIBILITYYou are eligible to apply for STD benefits if you are
Permanent full-time or Part-time and work a minimum of 20 hours a week and have completed 3 months of
continuous active employment
QUALIFYING PERIODThis is the period for which you have actually been disabled before you may receive a bi-weekly STD benefit The qualifying period is
a) Accident 0 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is laterb) Hospitalization 0 consecutive work daysc) Sickness 7 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is later
If you become disabled during a lay-off or approved leave of absence and your coverage continues during this time you will be eligible for benefit payments following your recall or scheduled return to full time work with your employer You must have been totally disabled for the qualifying period and still be totally disabled on the date you are recalled or scheduled to return to full time work
INTERRUPTED PERIODS OF DISABILTYIf you had a total disability for which STD benefits were paid and total disability occurs again due to the same illness or related causes HHI will consider it a continuation of your previous total disability if it occurs within two (2) weeks of the end of your previous disability You must be covered actively employed with the Town of St Paul when the total disability reoccurs
These benefits will be based on your coverage as it existed on the original date of total disability and will be paid for no longer than the rest of the Maximum Benefit Period
DEFINITIONlsquoTotally disabledrsquo and lsquototal disabilityrsquo Means that you have a medical impairment due to illness or injury which prevents you from
performing the essential duties of the occupation in which you participated just before the total disability started
The availability of work that you perform does not affect the determination of totally disabled or total disability
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY BENEFIT Where you have met the requirements of the eligibility requirements and qualifying period you may be eligible for the following coverage
Benefit amount will be 85 of regular weekly earnings (excluding bonuses expense allowances over time pay)
The maximum benefit period will be 17 weeks from the beginning of the absence or the end of the elimination period (depending on LTD Plan)
Benefits are taxable
TERMINATION OF BENEFITSTD benefits will cease on the earlier of The date you are no longer totally disabled The end of the maximum benefit period of 17 weeks of payment The date you retire The date you die The date of separation from employment for any reason other than illness or injury if the notice of
separation was given prior to the beginning of the illness or injury
WHAT IS NOT COVEREDSTD Benefits are not payable for any period If you are not under the care of a licensed physician You are not receiving appropriate treatment You work in any occupation for wage or profit or accept an offer of employment with any other
company or become self-employed You receive earnings or payment from the Town of St Paul (except the Short Term Disability
payments which will come through payroll) or any employer including severance payments and vacation pay
You fail to comply with any proposed modified return to work programs If you receive or are entitled to receive a benefit under any Workers Compensation or similar
law You are absent from Canada longer than 4 weeks due to any reason unless approved by
Homewood Health in advance During a time when you are an inmate in a prison or correctional facility You fail to provide Homewood Health Inc the required medical documentation or information
so that the claim for disability benefits can be adjudicated including ongoing assessment following the initial adjudication
You fail to cooperate with Homewood Health Inc including attending examinations by independent experts as chosen by the disability case manager
While incarcerated You willfully participate in riots wars or disorderly conduct Where you sustain Injuries or diseases acquired while committing or attempting to commit a
criminal offence or Due to elective cosmetic or experimental surgery unless the surgery or treatment is for
accidental injuries or unless the surgery is medically necessary as determined by the provincial health care plan in the province where the employee resides
Chiropractor Nurse Practitioner Dentist may be considered for the first two weeks of absence
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CLAIMING THE BENEFITContact your Human Resources to obtain the necessary forms for completion
The claim should be submitted to HHI within 10 business days of the date you become totally disabled Please be sure that all parts are fully completed to avoid any delays in the processing of your claim There will be no disruption in the transition from regular pay to Short Term Disability benefits provided HHI receives all information with the 10 business days
HHI will review the medical information and provide the Town of St Paul with their recommendation based on their review and if approved the Town of St Paul will continue Short Term Disability benefits on the regular bi-weekly payroll run
NON-SUPPORT OF BENEFITSIf information provided does not support a total disability or HHI does not receive any information or cannot reach you after three attempts on three different days recommendation to not support the case will be made to the Town of St Paul The Town of St Paul will determine whether to support or not support benefit payments and advise HHI accordingly
APPEAL PROCESSIf your application for Short Term Disability is not supported you can appeal this decision by submitting NEW and current medical information to HHI This new medical information must address the rationale for non-support New information must be provided within 30 days of the non-support of your case
WHAT IF MY DISABILITY EXCEEDS 17 WEEKSIf your disability is expected to exceed the 17-week Short Term Disability Maximum Benefit Period HHI will notify the Town of St Paul to send the Long-Term Disability (LTD) claim forms to you 6-8 weeks before the end of the 17-week Maximum Benefit Period That will allow GroupSource to open the LTD claim and gather the required medical information well before the anticipated LTD benefit start date
SUBROGATIONIf your total disability is the result of an accident or other cause for which a third party is wholly or partially responsible you have an obligation to take all necessary steps to recover compensation for the cost of the total amount of any benefits you receive under this STD plan from the third party
You must inform Human Resources of any claim for damages against a third party and enter into a reimbursement agreement with the Town of St Paul to refund from any award of damages the funds the Town of St Paul deems are representative of duplication of the total amount of benefits you have received under this STD policy
POLICY REVIEWThe Town of St Paul reserves the right to review alter this policy at any time Changes made to the policy will be communicated
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Funding for display case in Clancy arena for hockey and skating memorabilia
BACKGROUND
Citizens within our community and the local hockey clubs have collected over the years a great deal of hockey memorabilia They would like to display these items at the Clancy Arena There are suitable display cabinets at the School Board that we can have if the Council in conjunction with County Council will contribute $1500 (each) to their rehabilitation (paint new glass hardware etc If County Council will agrees to contribute to this cause they will pay us their portion which we will add to the Towns portion and we will in turn pay the cabinet maker Administration staff is advising Council to not get involved in either who gets what cabinets and who is or who is not involved in displaying memorabilia The memorabilia is not the property of the Town It will take some time for the clubs to raise enough money to have the memorabilia properly displayed as they would prefer so this will be an ongoing project for some time However the final product will be something that the hockey community and the Town will be proud of This will align with the recommendation from the Recreation Board
BUDGETFINANCIAL
$1500 from Community Grant program
OPTIONS
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
2 The Town Council not approve the request to pay $1500 toward the rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
3 option
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Request for Decision
RECOMMENDATION
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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n4 DELEGATIONSI 41 Pierre deMoissac - St Paul Jr B I Minor HockeyCORRESPONDENCE Proposal
P deMoissac shared that he has procured ten 4x8 footwall display units (6 inches wide) for free from old AshmontSchool Robert Lajoie can refinish them for approximately$200 per unit plus replacement of some broken glassPierre presented mock-ups of metal plates with photo androster to demonstrate what is possible for inside thedisplays They are between $40-$60 per plate average of
i $50 each and 62 years of history (1956-now) comes to approximately $3 100 plus $2 000+ to restore wall units The total cost of the project would be approximately
$5000 spread over a 2-3 year period
Pierre is willing to do the research and work required to-
- organize the history for the hockey displays There is roomfor all the cabinets to fit upstairs in the concession area but
suggested putting one cabinet by the Jr B dressing roomwith the most recent team information if they want He alsosuggested dedicating a cabinet upstairs to Clancy Richardand the arena history
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Jr B I Minor Hockey DisplaysFROM PREVIOUSMINUTES H Smyl suggested sharing the display cabinets with the
Jr B Canadiens Minor Hockey and Figure Skating HSmyl added that Minor Hockey has stated they would liketo contribute financially toward this project and will discusswith the other groups to contribute toward their owncontentphotos in the displays
R Boisvert suggested making an action plan to get thecabinets cleaned up and installed as a first step and thentalk to the groups involved and make a budget for the nextfew years for the photosarticles in the display
PR20190220102 Moved by County of St Paul Member-at-Large Leo deMoissac tomake a proposal to both the Town and County Council to eachcontribute $1500 each for a total of $3000 to clean repair and installthe ten cabinets
Chairperson Initials
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
February 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
20 Mar2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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4 DELEGATIONS 41 Dan Reid - Skate Park UpdateCORRESPONDENCE Dan Reid provided an update on the Skate Park project
Full presentation link attached in agenda package Hestated that they are hoping to break ground in July 2019and complete the build in October 2019 as they wereapproved for a $36130800 Community FacilityEnhancement Program (CFEP) Grant on March 7 2019His next task is a request to the County of St Paulregarding excavation The parking lot will be dirt initiallylandscaping will be a project for 2020 D Reid also notedthat Skateboarding will debut at the 2020 SummerOlympics
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Clancy Display CabinetsFROM PREVIOUS H Smyl reported that the Figure Skating Club is interestedMINUTES ) in one cabinet and Jr B Canadiens have stated that
zrsquo money is a concern for them Display case contents will beat the cost of each individual user group A request will be
made to County Council to support half the cost of repairing and mounting the display cabinets in the amount
of $150000
52 Skijoring Event Review (2)L deMoissac reported that the Skijoring even held onMarch 9th was a great success despite the cold weather Itwas held on a 114 mile track by Arctic Cat and was a goodlocation The track was approximately 1000 feet but needsto be extended for next year There was a BBQ as well asbeer gardens with plans of expanding the event in thefuture H Smyl noted that it would be nice to include theevent with Shiver Fest so that it was all together LdeMoissac suggested holding it on the other side of theIron Horse Trail Campground as there would be lots ofspace This would keep all the activities in the samegeneral area L deMoissac will bring the suggestion backto the AG Society
53 Online Campground Reservation ProgramH Smyl presented a draft of the campground maps forreview and feedback All the information is being puttogether and sent in to build the online site The contractwill be signed shortly M Brousseau inquired whether or
chairperson Initials_
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
March 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
l7Apr 2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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From Tim MahdiukTo Kim HeymanCc Harvey Smyl Phyllis CorbiereSubject RE Minutes from Rec Board meetingDate October 21 2019 21743 PMAttachments image001png
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Hi KimI will bring the request for the County to contribute $1500 for display cabinets at the Clancy Arenapayable to the Town of St Paul The RFD will be added to the PW agenda tomorrow Oct 2219
Tim MahdiukInterim CAOCounty of St Paul No 195015 49 Avenue St Paul AB T0A 3A4
P 780-645-3301 ext 208E tmadiukcountystpaulabca Our Mission ndash To create desirable rural experiences This message is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it has been addressed and maycontain information that is privileged and confidential If you are not the intended recipient or the employee oragent responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient you are hereby notified that anydissemination distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited If this communication has beenreceived in error respond immediately via telephone or return e-mail and delete all copies of this material
From Kim Heyman ltkheymantownstpaulabcagt Sent October-21-19 159 PMTo Tim Mahdiuk lttmahdiukcountystpaulabcagtCc Harvey Smyl lthsmyltownstpaulabcagtSubject Minutes from Rec Board meeting Based on these Rec Board minutes Irsquom going to put this back on our agenda The issue of the displaycabinets is mentioned on both pages and though not entirely clear Irsquom going to ask for $1500towards the cabinets for us to pay the cabinet maker (I think his name is in the minutes) Is it toolate to bring to your council
Kim Heyman CAOTown of St Paul
5101 50th StreetSt Paul ABT0A 3A0Direct 780-645-1764
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
71 Purchase of new Patrol Vehicle-Municipal Enforcement
CM201910071005 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the recommended plan to purchase a new patrol vehicle for St Paul Municipal Enforcement which will be off-set from the existing 2019 Capital Budget
CARRIED
72 Community Grant Funding Request under CS1200-03 Community Funding and Support Request
6CM201910071006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council grant a $100000 cash donation to the St Paul Regional High Schools Golf Teams for the Alberta School Athletics Association (ASAA) Provincials that was held on September 23 to 24 2019 in Red Deer AB
CARRIED
73 Letter from St Paul Senior Citizens Centre
CM201910071007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council contribute $250000 to the St Paul Seniors Centre located at 4809-47 Avenue for the furnace replacement as the building is owned by Town of St Paul
CARRIED
74 RMA Fall 2019 Convention
CM201910071008 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council approve Mayor Millers attendance and related expenses for the RMA Fall 2019 Convention being held on November 12 to November 15 2019 in Edmonton AB
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
75 Planting of Trees Golf Course
CM201910071009 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the Golf Course Maintenance Plan on Hole 16 for the planting of trees as presented
CARRIED
76 Bylaw 2019-09 Debenture Borrowing Bylaw
CM201910071010 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Bylaw 2019-09 being the Borrowing Bylaw of $55000000 for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant be given first reading this 7th day of October 2019
CARRIED
77 Request to Adjust Utility Invoice Account 113505
CM201910071011 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the request to credit Utility Account 113505 in the amount of $202727
DEFEATED
4 PUBLIC HEARINGS DELEGATIONS
41 730 pm St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative - Marianne Janke amp Linda Sallstrom
Mrs Marianne Janke and Mrs Linda Sallstrom were present to discuss the newly formed St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative The Committees intent is to work collaboratively to develop the St Paul Elk Point region as a vibrant and welcoming tourism centre in the Lakeland to support the retention and expansion of existing businesses and to encourage tourism entrepreneurship
Mayor Maureen Miller thanked the delegation for their presentation
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Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
78 Addition - Towns contribution to CAP Ice plant upgrade
CM201910071012 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council authorize a $5000000 commitment to the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant from the 2020 Operating Budget
CARRIED
79 Addition - Timing of main street traffic lights
CM201910071013 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council authorize Administration to write a letter to the appropriate person in Transportation asking for a fix to be scheduled for the timing of the Main Street Traffic lights
CARRIED
710 Addition - Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
CM201910071014 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council authorize Administration to write a letter of support for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s ice plant replacement on behalf of the Town of St Paul for their Community Facility Enhancement Project (CFEP) Grant
CARRIED
8 BRIEFINGS 81 Nil
9 COUNCILLOR REPORTS
91 A copy of the detailed reports are attached as reference Councillor Reports for October 7 2019
CM201910071015 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council accept all Councillor Reports as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
10 CORRESPONDENCE REQUIRING ACTION
101 Addition - 2019 Walk of Hope Invitation
11 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
111 Letter from Alberta Transportation - Funding regarding Upgrade Runway Lighting Project
112 Thank You Letter 2019 Terry Fox Run
12 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
121 Business - Section 16 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
122 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
123 Residential Land - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Aline Brousseau Recording SecretaryDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services to provide administrative support
CM201910071016 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 834 pm
CARRIED
CM201910071017 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council return to open meeting at 854 pm to allow the return of the public
CARRIED
CM201910071018 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that the meeting resume with the public present at 857 pm
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
13 ADJOURNMENT 131 October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071019 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel to adjourn the October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting at 857 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Boisvert
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 5 Oct 7 Oct 7
Attended the AUMA conference in Edmonton Assisted the Firemen with cooking on their open house Attended the Muni-Corr Meeting with Mayor Miller Attended the Marketing Meeting with Councillor Eamon
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Taylor
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25 Sept 26 Sept 27 Sept 28 Oct 3 Oct 5
AUMA Convention How to make friends and Influence Government Looking after Taxpayers Ethic and Conflict AUMA Convention Moving towards Extended Producer Responsibility AUMA Convention Dedication to ldquo21 Strandsrdquo Monument at Legacy park Economic Partnership Summit Networking Event Fire Department Open House
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Eamon
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 October 5th
October 7th
AUMA Conference with council and CAO Attended exploring the intersection of mental health addictions and crime Strong partnerships build strong communities RCMP meeting Address from the minister of municipal affairs and dialogue sessions with provincial ministers Attended the Fire Department open house Marketing Committee Meeting
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Noel
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 2nd
Attended AUMA conference in Edmonton taking in many sessions and attended the private meeting with the RCMP Attended the Airport meeting held at the Airport
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Ward
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 1
Attended AUMA Conference in Edmonton Attended the Internment Ceremony at Lagasse Park with Mayor Miller and Councillor Taylor Attended the Champions For Change Downtown Meeting
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY Councillor deMoissac
REPORT
Date Event DescriptionDetails
Sept 25-27
Attended AUMA with all of council and CAO
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Mayor Miller
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails (Month-Day) Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 2 Oct 2 Oct 5 Oct 7
AUMA Convention with Council and CAO Attended meeting with RCMP Senior Officers Logical Strategic Planning How to present your message to media Address from the Minister of Municipal Affairs as well as Dialogue with Provincial Ministers AUMA AGM St Paul Internment Dedication with Counsellors Ward and Taylor Tour of waste water and water treatments centres with Director Pruneau Meeting with Lakeland Connect Agenda Review Attended the St Paul Fire Department Open House NE Muni-Corr
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
Minutes
Committee of the Whole Meeting
Thursday October 10 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 600 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Brad Eamon Councillor
Maureen Miller Mayor
Gary Ward Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
Sarah Burton Executive Assistant
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Agenda
COW201910101001 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor to approve the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting Agenda as amended
71 Land
72 Personnel
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Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
3 DELEGATIONS 31 620 pm Peter Dulaba - Property Concerns
Mr Peter Dulaba was present to bring forward his concerns regarding various thefts and break and entries on his property
Mayor Miller thanked the delegate for his presentation
4 OLD BUSINESS 41 Nil
5 NEW BUSINESS 51 Utility Concerns Landlord amp Tenant
Council discussed concerns brought forward as well as current procedures in placeregarding landlords tenants and utility accounts Administration will respond by letter to the individuals concerns
52 Recognition Signs
Administration will gather options on repurposing the recognition signs at the East and West end corridors of the Town and bring forward to the Regular Council Meeting on October 21 2019
6 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
61 Jumpstart Program -Local Update
Council accepted the Jumpstart Program update as information
7 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
71 Land - Section 16 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
72 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
COW201910101002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 641 pm
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Sarah Burton Recording SecretaryExecutive Assistant to provide administrative support
COW201910101003 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council return to open meeting at 739 pm
CARRIED
8 ADJOURNMENT 81 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
COW201910101004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to adjourn the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting at 740 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Sarah Burton Recording Secretary
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Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
Minutes
Organizational Meeting
Tuesday October 15 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 700 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Maureen Miller Mayor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Brad Eamon Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Gary Ward Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
Rushanthi Kesunathan St Paul Journal
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 Adoption of October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting Agenda
OM201910151001 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the October 15 2019 Meeting agenda as presented
CARRIED
3 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
31 C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy (Draft)
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Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council approve the C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy as presented
CARRIED
32 HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy (New - Draft)
OM201910151003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy as presented
CARRIED
33 Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting)
OM201910151004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Administration select a suitable date and time for the Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting) once the audited financial statements are completed and the Towns auditor and Council are available
CARRIED
34 Appointment of Solicitor
OM201910151005 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council appoint Brownlee LLP and Reynolds Mirth Richards amp Farmer LLP as the Town of St Paulrsquos solicitors
CARRIED
35 Appointment of Auditors
OM201910151006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council appoint JMD Group LLP Chartered Accountants as the Town of St Pauls auditors
CARRIED
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Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
36 2020 Calendar 2020 Council Calendar
OM201910151007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the 2020 calendar as amended
bull that the August 24 2020 Regular Council Meeting be cancelled
CARRIED
37 Bylaw 1219 Procedural Bylaw
OM201910151008 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council direct Administration to review the procedural bylaw and bring back any proposed changes to Council for review at a future Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
38 Committee Listing Representatives
OM201910151009 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council approve the following changesupdates to the 20192020 Committee Listing
bull Albertas Lakeland Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) or Travel Lakeland from Councillor Brad Eamon to Councillor Ron Boisvert and Mayor Maureen Miller as Alternate
bull Fire Protection from Councillor Gary Ward to Councillor Ron Boisvert
bull Intermunicipal Council Committee (ICC) - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Councillor Gary Ward
bull Lakeland Communities Health Advisory Council - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Mayor Maureen Miller
bull Marketing Committee Councillor Eamon and Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
bull Parks amp Recreation Board from Councillor Ron Boisvert to Councillor Gary Ward until October 18 2021 and Councillor deMoissac until October 18 2021
bull Remove the Regional Joint Health amp Safety Committee from the Committee listing as this is an internal operation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
bull St Paul and Area Tourism Initiative Committee - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon
bull Waste Transfer amp Recycling Station Committee Councillor Taylor and Councillor Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
CARRIED
4 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
5 ADJOURNMENT 51 October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151010 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon to adjourn the October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting at 648 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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2020 Calendar Legend
Office Closed Statutory Holidays (red text)Civic Holidays (Office Closed) - S 56 of the MGARegular Council Meetings (700 pm)Committee of The Whole (600 pm)Regular Council Committee of the Whole Meeting cancelled
Last Updated October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting (600 pm)Approved by Council October 15 2019 Conference Convention Trade Show Centerfield FireCouncil Resolution Number OM201910151007 Other Town Events amp FCSS are listed below each month with an
January February MarchS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 8 9 10 11 12 13 1419 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15 16 17 18 19 20 2126 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 311 Board Leadership Workshop Mar 2-Apr 29 Volunteer Income Tax Program
1 New Years Day 17 Family Day Shiverfest 16-18 Spring RMA Convention27 Pink Shirt Day
April May JuneS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 65 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 2019 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 2726 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30
3110 Good Friday 13 Easter Monday 12-14 Clothing Exchange 4-7 FCM Conference (Toronto ON)18 Fire Dept 75th Anniversary Spring Ball 18 Victoria Day 12-14 Centerfield Music Festival17-19 Tradeshow (Sherwood Park AB) 26 26th Annual Walk of Friendship24-26 Tradeshow (Fort MuMurray AB)27-29 CPAA Conference (Red Deer AB)
July August SeptemberS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 55 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 1919 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 2626 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 311 Canada Day 3 Heritage Day 7 Labour Day 6-9 Camp Sunshine 31 Rodeo Kick Off Supper 23-25 AUMA Convention (Calgary AB)
October November December S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 54 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 1918 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 2625 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 27 28 29 30 31
3 St Paul Fire Department Open House 11 Remembrance Day 5 A Community Christmas - Tree Lighting6-8 Clothing Exchange 2-5 Fall RMA Convention 25 Christmas Day12 Thanksgiving 28-29 Civic Holidays (Office Closed)24-26 ARPA Conference30 Safe amp Sweet Halloween
Note(s) Deputy Mayor Appointments ScheduleThe meetings of Council will be held at the Town Hall (5101-50 Street) unless otherwise posted Councillor Eamon November 1 2019 to June 30 2020As per S 194 of the Municipal Government Act (MGA) Special Meetings of Council are held with Councillor Taylor July 1 2020 to February 28 2021no notice to the public due to their timing and nature of the issue (emergent issue)All meeting of Council are held in public unless Council moves into closed meeting (S 197 of MGA)
2020
2020
2020 2020
2020 2020
2020 2020 2020
2020 20202020
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Lynn Smid Director of FCSS Where we were
bull Indigenous Liaison Worker has been hired Judy Moosewah formerly with (Saddle Lake Boys amp Girls Club) will begin work with us on October 15 2019
bull Janet Singcol ndash our coordinator for Cradle to Crayon Coalition has resigned due to a workplace injury sustained at her other employment Her replacement is retired teacher Elizabeth Poitras
bull FASD Suicide Prevention and Alzheimerrsquos Awareness Days were well received by the community and several individuals thanked us for the information provided at Giant Tiger for Alzheimer support
bull 10 vehicles had their car seats checked on October 19th parents were grateful to have hands on accurate information
bull 883 individuals came through the doors of the Parent Link Clothing Exchange this year We had 25 volunteers who gave 151 hours of their time to make this event possible
bull Seniors Information Session was held at Reunion Station on October 9th 22 seniors attended to learn about provincial assistance programs and the ldquoSeniors without wallsrdquo program through Primary Care Network
Where we are
bull Advertising for St Paul Youth Council Mobile Escape room ndash October 31st 630-1030pm at the Recreation Center Tickets can be purchased at FCSS or the Library for $10 per room
bull Volunteer Banner Letters have been sent out along with a mock up of the new banners bull Promoting Snow Angels Program bull Accepting donations for Safe amp Sweet and planning for event
Where we are going
bull 2020-2023 Budget work bull Grant writing Course in Camrose ndash November 20th bull National Childs Day Planning bull Community Christmas Planning amp Tree Lighting for December 7th
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Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services Where we were
bull Working on projects budgeted in 2019 Hwy PlanStructure AreaPark Industrial 29881 fromcomments for waitingare We AlbertaTransportation to see if they require a Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) I have been unable to gain any input from their department I will continue to follow up with this Municipal Development Plan (MDP) Update if necessary to be consistent with the Land Use Bylaw (LUB) As well on my list of items to do is to prepare a draft bylaw for the Area Structure Plan process requirements Land Use Bylaw (LUB) Update Project launch was on March 1st Administration is working with ISL to revise the document into plain language text that can be easily interpreted by all
bull Preparation with CAO on the Organizational Meeting Agenda Where we are
bull Updating our Quality Management Plan (QMP) bull Inputting 2018 and 2019 safety codes permits and 2019 development permits into GIS This step
will help us daily with inquiries from the publicstaff on issued permits bull Working a rezoning application for this same meeting
Where we are going
bull Contacting owners for older safety codes permits (buildingelectricalplumbinggas) that still require inspections
bull Attached is the current 2019 Development Permit Listing to date We currently have received 50 applications this year At this time last year we had received 48 applications Inquiries for SeptOct have been a little slower
bull Working on Committee listing and updating membership per the annual Organizational Meeting
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2019 Development Permit No Roll Proposed Development
Permitted Use Discretionary Use Zoning Received Date (COMPLETE) File Acceptance Ltr 20 Day Complete Incomplete Ltr Issue Date Status Time to Issue Permit
DP 001-19 1781 Signage P C2 January 17 2019 January 21 2019 January 23 2019 January 23 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 002-19 331332 Signage P C1 January 18 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 003-19 1081 Minor Home Occupation P R2 January 23 2019 January 24 2019 January 29 2019 January 29 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 004-19 889 Eating Establishment P C1 February 5 2019 February 5 2019 February 6 2019 February 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 005-19 2435 Temporary Gas BarSign P C2 March 6 2019 March 14 2019 March 18 2019 March 18 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 006-19 199 Family Care Facility D R2 March 7 2019 na na na Withdrawn naDP 007-19 48 Commercial P C2 March 4 2019 March 14 2019 March 19 2019 April 8 2019 Issued 25 business daysDP 008-19 649 Fence amp Garage P R2 March 18 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 009-19 2806 Cannabis Facility D M May 1 2019 April 16 2019 May 23 2019 June 12 2019 Issued MPC 29 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 010-19 176 Driveway P R2 April 1 2019 na Exempt from DP April 5 2019 Exempt naDP 011-19 2814 Personal Service Facility P C1 April 16 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 Issued 6 business daysDP 012-19 993 Fence P R2 April 3 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 013-19 1087 Fence P R2 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 Issued same dayDP 014-19 2473 Deck extension P R1A April 23 2019 April 26 2019 May 3 2019 May 3 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 015-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 April 23 2019 May 3 2019 Refused May 23 2019 MPC naDP 016-19 1846 Fence P R2 May 3 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 017-19 869 Fence P R2 May 6 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 018-19 2847 Retail Store (Vape) amp 1 sign P C1 May 27 2019 May 22 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 019-19 1831 Signage P C1 May 16 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 020-19 2606 Patio P R2 May 17 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 021-19 356 Addition to Commercial BldgSigns P M June 18 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 022-19 1923 Fence Decorative P R1 May 23 2019 na Exempt from DP May 28 2019 Exempt NADP 023-19 134 Signage P C1 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 024-19 143701 Fence P R2 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 Issued same dayDP 025-19 2272 Fence P I June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 Issued same dayDP 026-19 353 Demolition of Dwelling P R2 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 027-19 2651 Fence P R3 June 13 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 028-19 42 Addition to Existing Dwelling P R2 June 7 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 029-19 1456 Fence P R1 June 7 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 030-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 WithdrawnDP 031-19 2148 Fence P R2 June 18 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 032-19 52 Retail Store (Vape) amp 2 signs P C2 June 20 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 033-19 2644 Telecommunications Tower D C1 June 20 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 034-19 2538 Fence P R1A June 27 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 035-19 832 Barber Shop P C1 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 Issued same dayDP 036-19 1938 Proposed Roof over existing deck P R2 July 3 2019 na Exempt from DP July 11 2019 Exempt NADP 037-19 889 Signage P C1 July 5 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 038-19 704 Private Child Care P R2 July 2 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 18 business daysDP 039-19 1610 Deck amp addition to existing dwelling P R2 July 23 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 040-19 2329 Covered Deck P R2 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 31 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 041-19 2389 Addition to existing shop P CD July 31 2019 August 19 2019 August 19 2019 September 9 2019 Issued Council - issued September 9 2019DP 042-19 1452 Covered Deck P R1 July 31 2019 July 31 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 043-19 1900 New Deck P R2 August 2 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 044-19 2462 SFD w att garage amp decks P R1A August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 Issued same dayDP 045-19 220 Pharmacy amp Signage P C2 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 Issued same dayDP 046-19 2067 Relocation of business P C2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 047-19 2030 New Deck P R2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 18 2019 September 18 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 048-19 2102 New Dealership amp Signage P C2 October 7 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 049-19 1535 Fence P R2 September 23 2019 October 2 2019 October 4 2019 October 4 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 050-19 662 Demolition of Dwelling P UR October 7 2019
Last Updated October 15 2019
21 Oct 2019 R
egular Council
Agenda Item - 63
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Trevor Kotowich Municipal Enforcement Where we were
bull On September 27 CPO Stevens attended Indigenous Training at Blue Quills University bull SPME along with Commercial Vehicle Enforcement conducted a joint operation targeting
dangerous goods bull Complaints received from SPECS regarding speeding vehicles during student pickup times No
violations in this zone have been observed by either Officer yet bull September 2019 stats attached
Where we are
bull We have seen an increase in animal at large complaints bull I have been working on a replacement strategy for our 2013 patrol vehicle bull CPOs continue to conduct proactive patrols around the community
Where we are going
bull As we get ready for the winter weather to arrive SPME will be reminding residents of the snow-removal bylaw
bull I have received a number of visibility concerns at intersections from SPERD and their bus drivers Together with PW Manager we will address these concerns shortly
bull November Bylaw Education Enforcement Program (BEEP) will focus on snow removal from sidewalks and use of seat-belts
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 64
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 64
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 64
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Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective Services Where we were
bull On Saturday October 5th we hosted our Fire Prevention Week Open House Thank you to all Council members who attended and Councillor Ron Boisvert for volunteering to BBQ
bull School fire drills were conducted on October 8th bull DC Thomson wrapped up his school bus safety lessons for the year SPECS saw 325 students
with Glen Avon having over 500 Where we are
bull Our members are out in the community selling our 2020 calendars Thank you to everyone who continues to support our cause All monies raised go directly back into training and equipping our members
bull I am continuing to work on our 2020 operating budget bull A number of repairs were conducted by DC Thomson on our apparatus including replacing a
primer pump on an engine This repair would have had to been otherwise outsourced costing a significant amount of money and down time
Where we are going
bull On November 1st our tickets for our Spring Ball Anniversary celebration go on sale If early indications are correct the event will be sold-out rather quickly
bull Fire Services led by DC Thomson will be conducting fire extinguisher training for the County PW staff on November 1st
bull October 30th myself and DC Thomson will be attending a Wildfire Management meeting in Smoky Lake
bull Our final regional fire training course for the year is on November 1-319
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Rod Griffiths Director of Finance Where we were
bull Reviewing the Towns 2019 Capital Budget changes and project deferrals with regard to our 2019 MSI (Capital) funding
bull Cleaning up a few small posting errors in the GL (both budget and actuals) prior to preparing the September Budget Variance reports for Council
Where we are
bull Completing our annual Insurance Renewal Questionnaire In general property insurance premiums will be seeing a significant increase due to both the size and frequency of weather related events and damages Hopefully the Alberta Municipal Insurance Exchange (through AUMA) will help mitigate the impact on our 2020 property insurance premiums
bull Our HR Coordinator is working towards the November 1st switch to our new Benefit Plan provider
bull Department Heads are preparing 10 year vehicle and equipment replacement plans as the first step towards preparing the Towns first Five Year Capital Plan for 2020
Where we are going
bull Installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Fixed Assets (Town staff will be preparing our Tangible Capital Asset schedules this year instead of the auditor)
bull Following that we will be installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Project Costing for implementation Jan1 2020 This module will allow the Town to better track public works project costs as well as being able to assign operating costs to specific vehicles and pieces of equipment
bull Both of these software modules will be able to capture additional information for use in the Towns Municipal Asset Management Program and GIS system
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Harvey Smyl Director of Parks amp Recreation Where we were
bull The Aquatic Centre was closed most of September for our annual general maintenance and is in full operation now
bull The Clancy and CAP Arena are both now open and running bull We have winterized the Irrigation System at Spray Park Overnight Campground Baseball
building Iron Horse Campground and Soccer Fields Soccer pitches and ball diamonds have been aerated and sprayed
Where we are
bull Closing of the Tourism Center and Iron Horse Trail Campground for the Winter Season bull The Golf Course will be closed as of Sunday October 21 Season ending maintenance will
continue for another couple of weeks Planting of trees on Hole 16 between Fairway and homes should be done by end of October
bull Working with Municipal Enforcement on Parking and Camping restriction signage for Town Parks and Facilities
Where we are going
bull We are doing year end inventory at the Pro Shop and Real Joly will be attending the PGA Buymart Golf show in Calgary October 25 and 26
bull If weather continues to be nice we will do some pruning of trees for safety and security reasons at Lagasse Park
bull I will be attending the ARPA Conference with Councilor Boisvert and Councilor deMoissac October 24 25 and 26
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Steven Jeffrey Director of Public Works Where we were
bull Pothole patching and road repair bull Sanitary sewer main replacements on 52 avenue and service road bull Contracted services were in town for concrete curb and guttersidewalk replacement bull Golf course storm repair is now complete bull Water valve refurbishing in various locations bull 42 street reconstruction is complete
Where we are
bull Water valve refurbishing is ongoing as needed with leaks that appear High traffic areas have been taken care of
bull Replacing sanitary sewer services to residents that experience reoccurring back upsfloods (both with town forces and contracted services)
bull Last of the street sweeping is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Last of the concrete crews work is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Asphalt overlays are ongoing and will be until the weather does not allow us to continue
Where we are going
bull The Sanding truck has been placed back in service and is ready for winter operation bull Fire Hydrants will be drained and prepped for winter bull Working with AEP on finding a solution for golf course drainage to Upper Therien Lake bull 2020 budgeting
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Bert Pruneau Director of Utilities Where we were
bull The solids from the detention ponds needed to be removal to start the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre The quickest way to move forward with the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre was to use Geo-tubes for solids removal
bull Attended the Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades - Meeting 2 held at the Town office Some of the topics covered were construction Schedule Wastewater Treatment Plant work schedule site security site safety etc
bull Attended the WCW operators conference in Edmonton Alberta MPE Engineering did a technical presentation on our Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrades
Where we are
bull Pollution Control Centre - The addition to the Wastewater Treatment Plant will be encroaching pond 1 so the transfer pipe in-between detention ponds 1 and 2 to be removed and pond 1 will be de-commissioned and filled in with clay to accommodate the new building
bull PCC - Locate buried utilities remove top soil start excavation bull Normal day-to-day operations will continue at the Pollution Control Centre during excavation
Where we are going
bull Site Orientation with Maple Reinders Construction Anyone with the orientation will be allowed on the worksite during construction along as they meeting the minimum safety requirements
bull Next meeting for Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades is October 23 2019 bull Review our new Wastewater Treatment draft approval will send comments or concerns back to
Alberta Environment
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Residential Disabled Parking Sign
BACKGROUND
We have a request from a resident at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul to install a disabled parking stall sign in front of their residence Parking spaces are most often limited and a challenge to find near their home Their daughter has both mobility and vision limitations so having a designated parking stall outside in front of their home would ensure a parking space is available to the resident and caregivers
BUDGETFINANCIAL
Approximately $100 for the purchase of sign and installation from Public Works
OPTIONS
1 Council approve the request to have a designated disabled parking
stall identified in front of the residence at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul 2 Council deny the request
RECOMMENDATION
That Council direct Administration to designate a disabled parking stall and have Public Works install the sign at 5702 - 46 Ave
PREPARED BY
Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective ServicesFire Chief
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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5702 ndash 46 Ave
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Proposed Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning of Lot 1 Block 36 Plan 1123632 from Residential District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2) - 1st Reading
BACKGROUND
A rezoning request has been received for Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 5417-56 Street (Tax Roll 186001) from R1 to C2 The fee of $100000 was paid on October 4 2019 Per discussion with the applicant the reason for the request is the applicant wishes to utilize the property for storage and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business Their letter of intent is attached for reference A review has been conducted of our planning documents and applicable legislation
bull The subject property is within the Residential Development Policy Area (Section 60) in Municipal Development Plan (MDP) - Bylaw 1157 Administration feels that the proposal meets the requirements (future direction) of the MDP
bull The subject property meets the minimum lot size requirements in C2 District Land Use Bylaw - Bylaw 1242
bull Per the attached zoning map the subject property is surrounded by a mix of zonings as follows R1 (Residential Low Density District) R2 (Residential Medium Density District) P (Community District) and I (Industrial District) per the attached zoning map
Rezoning Bylaw Process
bull 1st Reading considered by Council ndash Date October 21 2019 bull If 1st Reading is passed a Public Hearing is held at a subsequent
Council meeting to hear public input on the proposed bylaw The bylaw must be advertised for 2 consecutive weeks in the St Paul Journal as well as notification letters sent to adjacent landowners as per the Municipal Government Act Section 606 (AdvertisementBylaw) and Section 230 (When to hold a public hearing) ndash Date November 12 2019 PH
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Request for Decision
bull If no concerns are raised at the Public Hearing Council can consider final readings of the bylaw as soon as November 12 2019
BUDGETFINANCIAL
OPTIONS
1 That Council consider 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw so that
public input can be obtained 2 That Council defeat 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw as it does not
meet the Towns planning documents
RECOMMENDATION
That Bylaw 2019-08 be given first reading this 21st day of October 2019
PREPARED BY
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 1 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 OF THE
TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________
A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO AMEND BYLAW NO 1242 BEING THE LAND USE BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHEREAS Council has adopted Town of St Paul Land Use Bylaw 1242 to be used as the Land Use Bylaw WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to amend Bylaw 1242 as set out in Section 692 of the Municipal Government Act RSA 2000 c M-26 and amendments thereto NOW THEREFORE under the authority and subject to the provisions of the Municipal Government Act and by virtue of all other enabling powers the Municipal Council of the Town of St Paul Alberta duly assembled hereby enacts as follows
1 That Part ldquo11rdquo of the Town of St Paul Bylaw Land Use Bylaw 1242 be amended such that all portions of Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 as shown on Schedule ldquoArdquo be rezoned from Residential (Low Density) District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2)
2 This bylaw shall come into effect upon passing of the third reading and final reading
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN FIRST READING THIS 21ST DAY OF OCTOBER 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 2 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN SECOND READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________ THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN THIRD AND FINAL READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 3 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 SCHEDULE A
Rezoning from R1 to C2 Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
5417-56 Street
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Town of St Paul
Date OtzoggDate October 02 2019
OFFICE USE ONLY
Application Fee
________________
ReceiptNo Ii Date Received
TOWN OF SWST
Box 1480St Paul AS TOA 3A0Phone 780-645-4481Fax 780-645-5076wwwtownstpauLabca
PLANNING AND LAND USE APPLICATION
Roll NoSECTION A - CONTACT INFORMATION
Applicants Name
-
LandownerrsquosName
SECTION B mdash SITE INFORMATION
StreetAddress 41] - P
LOT I BLOCK PLAN IIL32 ParcelSize
SECTION C - LAND USE BYLAW AMENDMENT OR NEW PLAN OR PLAN AMENDMENTapplication Forii New Statutory Plan f1 New Non-Statutory Plan J Re-designation EJ Land Use Bylaw Text Amendment E1 Amendment
Land Use DistrictZoning RI-
Name of PlanProposed Land Use DistrictlZoning
Reason for Request i rz1 lsquo -t iprsarsquo SL I lsquo
SECTION D - AUTHORIZATION
submitting an application I amallowing the right of entry for inspection purposes I hereby make application and acknowledge allplans and information submittedare to the le true and accurate
lsquomdash 10122019 51000 PM MOT
_
lsquomdash 10212019 51122 PM MDT
The personalinformation provideds being collected underthe authority ofthe MunicipalGovernmentActand wilibe used forthe purposes underthatAct The personalinformation thatyou provide may be made public subjectto the provisions ofthe Freedom oflnformation and Protection ofPrivacy Act Any questions regarding the collection use or disposal of thisinformation should be directed to the FOIP CoordInatorfor the Town ofSt Paul
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October 3 2019
Town of St PaulBox 1480St Paul ABTOA 3A0
Attention Aline BrousseauDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services
Dear Ms Brousseau
RE Rezoning Application - 5417-56 Street St Paul AB
Please take this correspondence as support for the application for rezoning the property situateat 541 756 Street (the ldquopropertyrdquo)
We have made an Offer to Purchase the property with the intent to utilize the property for thestorage of and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business The Offer has beenaccepted and is subject to the rezoning of the property from Ri to an acceptable commercialuse prior to December 16 2019
We currently operate our business from our home located within the County of St Paul about20km outside of the Town of St Paul It is estimated that approximately 85 of the work of thebusiness is conducted within the Town of St Paul which requires us to haul equipment andoften make multiple trips to conduct business Purchasing the property with the currentstructure would allow more efficient operation with onsite storage of equipment to include butnot limited to a bobcat blades and buckets trailer mowers ladders and various hand toolsand accessories
The business operations currently consist ofa Lawn care (commercial and residential)a Tree and shrub pruning and removal
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Yard dean up and debris removal
Window washing
I-louse and deck washing gutter cleaning
Handyman services
Bobcat services
Landscaping
Snow removal (commercial and residential)
The business currently consists of ourselves (operations and administration) and two parttimeemployees It is not always necessary for employees to travel to the business as they mostoften meet at the job site location As a business which conducts services off site hours ofoperation generally run between 830am and 6pm but can vary in the winter season dependantupon weather
The property first came to our attention listed on Realtorca as a commercial property which leadus to believe the property could be utilized in the manner desired The property while zoned RIappears to be somewhat unsuitable as it would be difficult or impossible to build a residencethat would complement the existing neighbourhood given the required setbacks and existingstructure
The neighbourhood is low density residential with large residential lots a large park across thestreet and backing on to the Iron Horse Trail It is also located near the outskirts of the Town ofSt Paul with easy access routes that would limit disruption to existing residents
It should be further noted that in keeping with the nature of the business we understand thedesire to keep a well maintained and groomed property It would be our intent that the propertybe kept to the same standard we provide to our customers
It is our intent to facilitate the process of rezoning and would be readily available to provideadditional information or answer questions as required for Council to make a decision
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egular Council
Agenda Item - 72
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
15
50 FUTURE LAND USE 51 Future Land Use Policy The Municipal Development Plan located in Appendix 1 outlines the future land use concept for the Town of St Paul The map contains conceptual patterns for land use and the transportation network in the Town and consequently provides the direction of growth for the community Development within the Town shall be guided by the goals objectives and policies as outlined in the plan in conjunction with the Municipal Development Plan The Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) reinforces the general pattern of development currently found within the Town Additional land for future residential and commercial uses within the County to the east of the Town has been identified Future annexation applications will be required for this development to occur 52 Land Use Classifications The Land Use Classifications shown on the Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) are defined as follows Residential Residential areas are to be developed with a mix of predominantly for low medium and high density housing This zone also includes associated institutional religious educational small scale neighbourhood commercial and public uses at a scale and density compatible with the residential neighbourhood Commercial Areas for commercial development are focused along Highway 29 and 50th Street There are two dominate types of commercial development serving St Paul as follows
- Downtown Commercial
The area containing primary and secondary commercial uses and compatible office residential institutional cultural and recreational uses which together form the downtown of St Paul
- Major Commercial Major commercial areas include large format retail development and other smaller retail developments that service the larger stores Highway Commercial is made up of land abutting Highway 29 predominantly on the outskirts of the Town Business Employment Proposed locations for Business Employment uses are shown on the Future Land Use Map These areas are intended to encompass a broad range of manufacturing and other industrial processes including yard storage which may have some nuisance factors
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
16
that do not extend beyond the site boundaries Business employment also includes manufacturing processing repair research distribution and ancillary office sales and storage whose operations are mainly confined to an enclosed structure with no off-site nuisance factors No heavy industrial uses will be permitted within the Townrsquos boundaries ParksOpen SpaceSchoolCommunity Facility As illustrated conceptually on the Future Land Use Map existing parks and natural areas will continue to be linked through greenways and multi-purpose trails connecting parks recreation facilities school sites and other activity areas Any new development will encompass parks and open space areas and will be linked to the remainder of the Town by trails and access points
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Site Inspection Photos captured on October 15 2019 5417-56 Street Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
Facing Northeast
Facing North
Facing Northwest
Aerial View
Facing Southeast
Facing South
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1 PURPOSE
To permit a wide range of commercial activities at the discretion of the Development Authority provided that no
use or development shall take place that in the opinion of the Development Authority is or may become obnoxious
or a nuisance
2 PERMITTED AND DIRECTIONARY USES
Amusement establishment indoor All uses described as Discretionary Uses within the C1
District
Business support services establishments Bus depots
Commercial schools Drive-in businesses
Eating and drinking establishments Equipment rental establishments
General retail establishments Industrial vehicle and equipment salesrentals
establishments
Government services Private clubs
Health services Storage facilities indoor
Hotels Storage facilities outdoor
Libraries and cultural exhibits Truck and recreational vehicle salesrentals
establishments
Public parks Trucking and cartage establishments
Office uses Vehicle and equipment salesrentals establishments
Personal service shops Vehicle body repair and paint shops
Public and quasi-public uses Veterinary clinic large animal
Retail stores Warehouses
Solar energy collection systems Other uses which in the opinion of the Development
Authority are similar to the above mentioned
permitted and discretionary uses
Utility public Buildings and uses accessory to Discretionary Uses
Veterinary clinics
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If the floor space area used is not greater than 4000 m2
(43060 ft2) the manufacture or treatment of products
essential to the retail business conducted on the
premises provided that such activity does not involve
the use of hazardous chemicals or the killing of animals
or meat packing for example Bakery Butcher Shop and
the manufacture of confectionary items)
Buildings and uses accessory to Permitted Uses
3 REGULATIONS
2400 m2 (25830 ft2)
75 m (246 ft)
Front 75 m (246 ft)
Except where the Development Authority may deem it unnecessary
considering existing development
Rear 75 m (246 ft)
Or as required by the Development Authority
Side 15 m (49 ft)
None on those rear lines adjacent to land in a Commercial District If
the side line is adjacent to any other District the minimum side yard
shall be 15 m (49 ft)
Where shopping centres or groups of commercial uses are to be built
on a single lot or grouping of lots regulations shall be determined by
the Development Authority who shall deal with the overall scheme for
the site taking into account buildings access parking and the nature
of the specific commercial uses
As required by the Development Authority
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No use shall be established that in the opinion of the Development
Authority is or will become obnoxious or a nuisance
As required by the Development Authority
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Town of St Paul
100 yd100 m
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Town of St Paul makes no representation or warranties regarding the information contained in thisdocument including without limitation whether said information is accurate or complete Personsusing this document do so solely at their own risk and Town of St Paul shall have no liability to suchperson for any loss or damage whatsoever This document shall not be copied or distributed to anyperson without the express written consent of the Town of St Paul Copyright Town of St Paul AllRights Reserved
Town of St Paul Date Created 10182019Page 19 of 21
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egular Council
Agenda Item - 72
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LAND TITLE CERTIFICATE
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10035 105 STREET EDMONTON
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RE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO MUNICIPAL
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CAVEATOR - THE TOWN OF ST PAUL
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THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES CERTIFIES THIS TO BE AN
ACCURATE REPRODUCTION OF THE CERTIFICATE OF
TITLE REPRESENTED HEREIN THIS 16 DAY OF
OCTOBER 2019 AT 1044 AM
THIS ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED LAND TITLES PRODUCT IS INTENDED
FOR THE SOLE USE OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AND NONE OTHER
SUBJECT TO WHAT IS SET OUT IN THE PARAGRAPH BELOW
THE ABOVE PROVISIONS DO NOT PROHIBIT THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER FROM
INCLUDING THIS UNMODIFIED PRODUCT IN ANY REPORT OPINION
APPRAISAL OR OTHER ADVICE PREPARED BY THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AS
PART OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER APPLYING PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING
OR TECHNICAL EXPERTISE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CLIENT(S)
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 72
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Questica Budgeting Software
BACKGROUND
Administration is looking at a more efficient way of doing budgets other than excel spreadsheets We have found a product called Questica that allows us to work on departmental budgets simultaneously create detailed reports pull departmental budgets into an overall budget without the duplication and errors that plague the spreadsheet model This product is fully compatible with Bellamy and gives us far more flexibility When you start working on such a large scale (2720 lines with formulas and sub-formulas and totals and grand totals) and then try to incorporate it into a three or five year budget it becomes unwieldy and subject to errors Trying to find errors then becomes incredibly time consuming I have currently spoken to 5 municipalities who say it is amazing to work with It sits right on top of Bellamy which is our main accounting software and draws the information it requires for variance reports among others The cost for this program is $14500 per year and a $10000 installation charge They are guaranteeing the annual fee for 5 years The installation for the Bellamy budgeting module is $35000 From a municipal perspective there are only two or three accounting packages and they are all notorious for poor customer service We can put in a ticket to Bellamy when we have a problem and it is not unusual for them to take a week or more to respond Follow up calls get you nowhere However with Questica sitting on top of Bellamy we can use the data within Bellamy and have much greater scope of options with which we can produce budgets both short and long term and well as a myriad of other reports From the other communities we called they say the customer service is responsive and supportive
BUDGETFINANCIAL
The initial installation cost is $14000 and then $10000 per year As the year starts upon installation most of the d$10000 would be attributed to next
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 73
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Request for Decision
years budget Once again this year we will be at least $145000 under budget on our RCMP budget because of the empty positions during the year If Council will allow us to reallocate $16000 to this software program it will not effect our bottom line
OPTIONS
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
2 Council to not approve reallocating money from the policing budget and to not purchasing the budgeting software Questica
RECOMMENDATION
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 73
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Better public sectorbudgeting andperformance
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BudgetEfficient accurate and collaborative budgeting all in one
Questica works with government agencies to better enable data-drivenbudgeting and decision-making while increasing data accuracy savingtime and improving stakeholder trust
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capital and salary budget preparation and performance management
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Company State Key Size Metric Size I Count
Leduc City of AB Population 24279
Lethbridge City of AB Population 89074
Lloydminster City of AB Population 31483
Mackenzie County AB Population 10927
4 Morinville Town of AB Population 8569
-OkotoksTheTownof AB Population 24511
Opportunity MD of AB Population 3074
Peace River Town of AB Population 6729
Pincher Creek MD AB Population 3158
mdashPincher Creek Town of AB Population 3685
Brazeau County AB Population 7201
Red Deer County AB Population 18351
mdashRedcliff Town of AB Population 5096
Rocky View County AB Population 36461
Saddle Hills County AB Population 2288
$-S1ave Lake Town of AB Population 6782
Strathcona County AB Population 92490
Strathmore Town of AB Population 12305
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J(Taber Town of AB Population 8104
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Westlock Town of AB Population 4823
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Whitecourt Town of AB Population 9605-
Yellowhead County AB Population 10469
Camrose City of AB Population 17286
-anmore Town of AB Population 12288
Chestermere City of AB Population 14824
Cypress County AB Population 7214
Devon Town of AB Population 6500
Edmonton City of AB Population 812200
Foothills No 31 MD AB Population 21258
-Athabasca Town of AB Population 2990
Grande Prairie City of AB Population 55032
Grande Prairie County of AB Population 20347
Greenview MD of AB Population 5299
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Short Term Disability Policy
BACKGROUND
With our new benefit package coming into effect on November 1 2019 we have to have a Short Term Disability Policy in place to support the new self funded Short Term Disability Plan This policy ensures that strict guidelines about when claims can be made and when not The disability manager ensures that treatments are followed and appointments are kept The direction of the policy is get employees back to work if at all possible but also to support them through the process This policy should be in place before the plan comes into effect
BUDGETFINANCIAL
NA
OPTIONS
1 Council to pass this policy as presented 2 Council to pass this policy as amended
RECOMMENDATION
Council to pass this policy as presented
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY POLICY
The purpose of the Town of St Paulrsquos Short-Term Disability (STD) policy is to provide replacement income should you become totally disabled as a result of non-work-related illness or injury
The Town of St Paul will use the services of an external disability management provider Homewood Health Inc for all non-work-related illness or injury absences Homewood Health Inc (HHI) will ensure employees receive early medical intervention appropriate treatment support and advice as well as confirm to the Town of St Paul that the absence is medically required
The Town of St Paul will pay the appropriate disability payments to an employee via payroll
ELIGIBILITYYou are eligible to apply for STD benefits if you are
Permanent full-time or Part-time and work a minimum of 20 hours a week and have completed 3 months of
continuous active employment
QUALIFYING PERIODThis is the period for which you have actually been disabled before you may receive a bi-weekly STD benefit The qualifying period is
a) Accident 0 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is laterb) Hospitalization 0 consecutive work daysc) Sickness 7 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is later
If you become disabled during a lay-off or approved leave of absence and your coverage continues during this time you will be eligible for benefit payments following your recall or scheduled return to full time work with your employer You must have been totally disabled for the qualifying period and still be totally disabled on the date you are recalled or scheduled to return to full time work
INTERRUPTED PERIODS OF DISABILTYIf you had a total disability for which STD benefits were paid and total disability occurs again due to the same illness or related causes HHI will consider it a continuation of your previous total disability if it occurs within two (2) weeks of the end of your previous disability You must be covered actively employed with the Town of St Paul when the total disability reoccurs
These benefits will be based on your coverage as it existed on the original date of total disability and will be paid for no longer than the rest of the Maximum Benefit Period
DEFINITIONlsquoTotally disabledrsquo and lsquototal disabilityrsquo Means that you have a medical impairment due to illness or injury which prevents you from
performing the essential duties of the occupation in which you participated just before the total disability started
The availability of work that you perform does not affect the determination of totally disabled or total disability
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY BENEFIT Where you have met the requirements of the eligibility requirements and qualifying period you may be eligible for the following coverage
Benefit amount will be 85 of regular weekly earnings (excluding bonuses expense allowances over time pay)
The maximum benefit period will be 17 weeks from the beginning of the absence or the end of the elimination period (depending on LTD Plan)
Benefits are taxable
TERMINATION OF BENEFITSTD benefits will cease on the earlier of The date you are no longer totally disabled The end of the maximum benefit period of 17 weeks of payment The date you retire The date you die The date of separation from employment for any reason other than illness or injury if the notice of
separation was given prior to the beginning of the illness or injury
WHAT IS NOT COVEREDSTD Benefits are not payable for any period If you are not under the care of a licensed physician You are not receiving appropriate treatment You work in any occupation for wage or profit or accept an offer of employment with any other
company or become self-employed You receive earnings or payment from the Town of St Paul (except the Short Term Disability
payments which will come through payroll) or any employer including severance payments and vacation pay
You fail to comply with any proposed modified return to work programs If you receive or are entitled to receive a benefit under any Workers Compensation or similar
law You are absent from Canada longer than 4 weeks due to any reason unless approved by
Homewood Health in advance During a time when you are an inmate in a prison or correctional facility You fail to provide Homewood Health Inc the required medical documentation or information
so that the claim for disability benefits can be adjudicated including ongoing assessment following the initial adjudication
You fail to cooperate with Homewood Health Inc including attending examinations by independent experts as chosen by the disability case manager
While incarcerated You willfully participate in riots wars or disorderly conduct Where you sustain Injuries or diseases acquired while committing or attempting to commit a
criminal offence or Due to elective cosmetic or experimental surgery unless the surgery or treatment is for
accidental injuries or unless the surgery is medically necessary as determined by the provincial health care plan in the province where the employee resides
Chiropractor Nurse Practitioner Dentist may be considered for the first two weeks of absence
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CLAIMING THE BENEFITContact your Human Resources to obtain the necessary forms for completion
The claim should be submitted to HHI within 10 business days of the date you become totally disabled Please be sure that all parts are fully completed to avoid any delays in the processing of your claim There will be no disruption in the transition from regular pay to Short Term Disability benefits provided HHI receives all information with the 10 business days
HHI will review the medical information and provide the Town of St Paul with their recommendation based on their review and if approved the Town of St Paul will continue Short Term Disability benefits on the regular bi-weekly payroll run
NON-SUPPORT OF BENEFITSIf information provided does not support a total disability or HHI does not receive any information or cannot reach you after three attempts on three different days recommendation to not support the case will be made to the Town of St Paul The Town of St Paul will determine whether to support or not support benefit payments and advise HHI accordingly
APPEAL PROCESSIf your application for Short Term Disability is not supported you can appeal this decision by submitting NEW and current medical information to HHI This new medical information must address the rationale for non-support New information must be provided within 30 days of the non-support of your case
WHAT IF MY DISABILITY EXCEEDS 17 WEEKSIf your disability is expected to exceed the 17-week Short Term Disability Maximum Benefit Period HHI will notify the Town of St Paul to send the Long-Term Disability (LTD) claim forms to you 6-8 weeks before the end of the 17-week Maximum Benefit Period That will allow GroupSource to open the LTD claim and gather the required medical information well before the anticipated LTD benefit start date
SUBROGATIONIf your total disability is the result of an accident or other cause for which a third party is wholly or partially responsible you have an obligation to take all necessary steps to recover compensation for the cost of the total amount of any benefits you receive under this STD plan from the third party
You must inform Human Resources of any claim for damages against a third party and enter into a reimbursement agreement with the Town of St Paul to refund from any award of damages the funds the Town of St Paul deems are representative of duplication of the total amount of benefits you have received under this STD policy
POLICY REVIEWThe Town of St Paul reserves the right to review alter this policy at any time Changes made to the policy will be communicated
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Funding for display case in Clancy arena for hockey and skating memorabilia
BACKGROUND
Citizens within our community and the local hockey clubs have collected over the years a great deal of hockey memorabilia They would like to display these items at the Clancy Arena There are suitable display cabinets at the School Board that we can have if the Council in conjunction with County Council will contribute $1500 (each) to their rehabilitation (paint new glass hardware etc If County Council will agrees to contribute to this cause they will pay us their portion which we will add to the Towns portion and we will in turn pay the cabinet maker Administration staff is advising Council to not get involved in either who gets what cabinets and who is or who is not involved in displaying memorabilia The memorabilia is not the property of the Town It will take some time for the clubs to raise enough money to have the memorabilia properly displayed as they would prefer so this will be an ongoing project for some time However the final product will be something that the hockey community and the Town will be proud of This will align with the recommendation from the Recreation Board
BUDGETFINANCIAL
$1500 from Community Grant program
OPTIONS
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
2 The Town Council not approve the request to pay $1500 toward the rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
3 option
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Request for Decision
RECOMMENDATION
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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n4 DELEGATIONSI 41 Pierre deMoissac - St Paul Jr B I Minor HockeyCORRESPONDENCE Proposal
P deMoissac shared that he has procured ten 4x8 footwall display units (6 inches wide) for free from old AshmontSchool Robert Lajoie can refinish them for approximately$200 per unit plus replacement of some broken glassPierre presented mock-ups of metal plates with photo androster to demonstrate what is possible for inside thedisplays They are between $40-$60 per plate average of
i $50 each and 62 years of history (1956-now) comes to approximately $3 100 plus $2 000+ to restore wall units The total cost of the project would be approximately
$5000 spread over a 2-3 year period
Pierre is willing to do the research and work required to-
- organize the history for the hockey displays There is roomfor all the cabinets to fit upstairs in the concession area but
suggested putting one cabinet by the Jr B dressing roomwith the most recent team information if they want He alsosuggested dedicating a cabinet upstairs to Clancy Richardand the arena history
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Jr B I Minor Hockey DisplaysFROM PREVIOUSMINUTES H Smyl suggested sharing the display cabinets with the
Jr B Canadiens Minor Hockey and Figure Skating HSmyl added that Minor Hockey has stated they would liketo contribute financially toward this project and will discusswith the other groups to contribute toward their owncontentphotos in the displays
R Boisvert suggested making an action plan to get thecabinets cleaned up and installed as a first step and thentalk to the groups involved and make a budget for the nextfew years for the photosarticles in the display
PR20190220102 Moved by County of St Paul Member-at-Large Leo deMoissac tomake a proposal to both the Town and County Council to eachcontribute $1500 each for a total of $3000 to clean repair and installthe ten cabinets
Chairperson Initials
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
February 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
20 Mar2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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4 DELEGATIONS 41 Dan Reid - Skate Park UpdateCORRESPONDENCE Dan Reid provided an update on the Skate Park project
Full presentation link attached in agenda package Hestated that they are hoping to break ground in July 2019and complete the build in October 2019 as they wereapproved for a $36130800 Community FacilityEnhancement Program (CFEP) Grant on March 7 2019His next task is a request to the County of St Paulregarding excavation The parking lot will be dirt initiallylandscaping will be a project for 2020 D Reid also notedthat Skateboarding will debut at the 2020 SummerOlympics
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Clancy Display CabinetsFROM PREVIOUS H Smyl reported that the Figure Skating Club is interestedMINUTES ) in one cabinet and Jr B Canadiens have stated that
zrsquo money is a concern for them Display case contents will beat the cost of each individual user group A request will be
made to County Council to support half the cost of repairing and mounting the display cabinets in the amount
of $150000
52 Skijoring Event Review (2)L deMoissac reported that the Skijoring even held onMarch 9th was a great success despite the cold weather Itwas held on a 114 mile track by Arctic Cat and was a goodlocation The track was approximately 1000 feet but needsto be extended for next year There was a BBQ as well asbeer gardens with plans of expanding the event in thefuture H Smyl noted that it would be nice to include theevent with Shiver Fest so that it was all together LdeMoissac suggested holding it on the other side of theIron Horse Trail Campground as there would be lots ofspace This would keep all the activities in the samegeneral area L deMoissac will bring the suggestion backto the AG Society
53 Online Campground Reservation ProgramH Smyl presented a draft of the campground maps forreview and feedback All the information is being puttogether and sent in to build the online site The contractwill be signed shortly M Brousseau inquired whether or
chairperson Initials_
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
March 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
l7Apr 2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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From Tim MahdiukTo Kim HeymanCc Harvey Smyl Phyllis CorbiereSubject RE Minutes from Rec Board meetingDate October 21 2019 21743 PMAttachments image001png
image003png
Hi KimI will bring the request for the County to contribute $1500 for display cabinets at the Clancy Arenapayable to the Town of St Paul The RFD will be added to the PW agenda tomorrow Oct 2219
Tim MahdiukInterim CAOCounty of St Paul No 195015 49 Avenue St Paul AB T0A 3A4
P 780-645-3301 ext 208E tmadiukcountystpaulabca Our Mission ndash To create desirable rural experiences This message is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it has been addressed and maycontain information that is privileged and confidential If you are not the intended recipient or the employee oragent responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient you are hereby notified that anydissemination distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited If this communication has beenreceived in error respond immediately via telephone or return e-mail and delete all copies of this material
From Kim Heyman ltkheymantownstpaulabcagt Sent October-21-19 159 PMTo Tim Mahdiuk lttmahdiukcountystpaulabcagtCc Harvey Smyl lthsmyltownstpaulabcagtSubject Minutes from Rec Board meeting Based on these Rec Board minutes Irsquom going to put this back on our agenda The issue of the displaycabinets is mentioned on both pages and though not entirely clear Irsquom going to ask for $1500towards the cabinets for us to pay the cabinet maker (I think his name is in the minutes) Is it toolate to bring to your council
Kim Heyman CAOTown of St Paul
5101 50th StreetSt Paul ABT0A 3A0Direct 780-645-1764
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
75 Planting of Trees Golf Course
CM201910071009 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the Golf Course Maintenance Plan on Hole 16 for the planting of trees as presented
CARRIED
76 Bylaw 2019-09 Debenture Borrowing Bylaw
CM201910071010 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Bylaw 2019-09 being the Borrowing Bylaw of $55000000 for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant be given first reading this 7th day of October 2019
CARRIED
77 Request to Adjust Utility Invoice Account 113505
CM201910071011 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the request to credit Utility Account 113505 in the amount of $202727
DEFEATED
4 PUBLIC HEARINGS DELEGATIONS
41 730 pm St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative - Marianne Janke amp Linda Sallstrom
Mrs Marianne Janke and Mrs Linda Sallstrom were present to discuss the newly formed St Paul amp Area Tourism Initiative The Committees intent is to work collaboratively to develop the St Paul Elk Point region as a vibrant and welcoming tourism centre in the Lakeland to support the retention and expansion of existing businesses and to encourage tourism entrepreneurship
Mayor Maureen Miller thanked the delegation for their presentation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
78 Addition - Towns contribution to CAP Ice plant upgrade
CM201910071012 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council authorize a $5000000 commitment to the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant from the 2020 Operating Budget
CARRIED
79 Addition - Timing of main street traffic lights
CM201910071013 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council authorize Administration to write a letter to the appropriate person in Transportation asking for a fix to be scheduled for the timing of the Main Street Traffic lights
CARRIED
710 Addition - Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
CM201910071014 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council authorize Administration to write a letter of support for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s ice plant replacement on behalf of the Town of St Paul for their Community Facility Enhancement Project (CFEP) Grant
CARRIED
8 BRIEFINGS 81 Nil
9 COUNCILLOR REPORTS
91 A copy of the detailed reports are attached as reference Councillor Reports for October 7 2019
CM201910071015 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council accept all Councillor Reports as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
10 CORRESPONDENCE REQUIRING ACTION
101 Addition - 2019 Walk of Hope Invitation
11 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
111 Letter from Alberta Transportation - Funding regarding Upgrade Runway Lighting Project
112 Thank You Letter 2019 Terry Fox Run
12 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
121 Business - Section 16 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
122 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
123 Residential Land - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Aline Brousseau Recording SecretaryDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services to provide administrative support
CM201910071016 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 834 pm
CARRIED
CM201910071017 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council return to open meeting at 854 pm to allow the return of the public
CARRIED
CM201910071018 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that the meeting resume with the public present at 857 pm
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
13 ADJOURNMENT 131 October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071019 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel to adjourn the October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting at 857 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Boisvert
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 5 Oct 7 Oct 7
Attended the AUMA conference in Edmonton Assisted the Firemen with cooking on their open house Attended the Muni-Corr Meeting with Mayor Miller Attended the Marketing Meeting with Councillor Eamon
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Taylor
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25 Sept 26 Sept 27 Sept 28 Oct 3 Oct 5
AUMA Convention How to make friends and Influence Government Looking after Taxpayers Ethic and Conflict AUMA Convention Moving towards Extended Producer Responsibility AUMA Convention Dedication to ldquo21 Strandsrdquo Monument at Legacy park Economic Partnership Summit Networking Event Fire Department Open House
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Eamon
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 October 5th
October 7th
AUMA Conference with council and CAO Attended exploring the intersection of mental health addictions and crime Strong partnerships build strong communities RCMP meeting Address from the minister of municipal affairs and dialogue sessions with provincial ministers Attended the Fire Department open house Marketing Committee Meeting
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Noel
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 2nd
Attended AUMA conference in Edmonton taking in many sessions and attended the private meeting with the RCMP Attended the Airport meeting held at the Airport
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Ward
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 1
Attended AUMA Conference in Edmonton Attended the Internment Ceremony at Lagasse Park with Mayor Miller and Councillor Taylor Attended the Champions For Change Downtown Meeting
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY Councillor deMoissac
REPORT
Date Event DescriptionDetails
Sept 25-27
Attended AUMA with all of council and CAO
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Mayor Miller
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails (Month-Day) Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 2 Oct 2 Oct 5 Oct 7
AUMA Convention with Council and CAO Attended meeting with RCMP Senior Officers Logical Strategic Planning How to present your message to media Address from the Minister of Municipal Affairs as well as Dialogue with Provincial Ministers AUMA AGM St Paul Internment Dedication with Counsellors Ward and Taylor Tour of waste water and water treatments centres with Director Pruneau Meeting with Lakeland Connect Agenda Review Attended the St Paul Fire Department Open House NE Muni-Corr
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
Minutes
Committee of the Whole Meeting
Thursday October 10 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 600 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Brad Eamon Councillor
Maureen Miller Mayor
Gary Ward Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
Sarah Burton Executive Assistant
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Agenda
COW201910101001 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor to approve the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting Agenda as amended
71 Land
72 Personnel
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
3 DELEGATIONS 31 620 pm Peter Dulaba - Property Concerns
Mr Peter Dulaba was present to bring forward his concerns regarding various thefts and break and entries on his property
Mayor Miller thanked the delegate for his presentation
4 OLD BUSINESS 41 Nil
5 NEW BUSINESS 51 Utility Concerns Landlord amp Tenant
Council discussed concerns brought forward as well as current procedures in placeregarding landlords tenants and utility accounts Administration will respond by letter to the individuals concerns
52 Recognition Signs
Administration will gather options on repurposing the recognition signs at the East and West end corridors of the Town and bring forward to the Regular Council Meeting on October 21 2019
6 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
61 Jumpstart Program -Local Update
Council accepted the Jumpstart Program update as information
7 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
71 Land - Section 16 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
72 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
COW201910101002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 641 pm
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Sarah Burton Recording SecretaryExecutive Assistant to provide administrative support
COW201910101003 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council return to open meeting at 739 pm
CARRIED
8 ADJOURNMENT 81 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
COW201910101004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to adjourn the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting at 740 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Sarah Burton Recording Secretary
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
Minutes
Organizational Meeting
Tuesday October 15 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 700 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Maureen Miller Mayor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Brad Eamon Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Gary Ward Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
Rushanthi Kesunathan St Paul Journal
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 Adoption of October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting Agenda
OM201910151001 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the October 15 2019 Meeting agenda as presented
CARRIED
3 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
31 C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy (Draft)
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council approve the C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy as presented
CARRIED
32 HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy (New - Draft)
OM201910151003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy as presented
CARRIED
33 Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting)
OM201910151004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Administration select a suitable date and time for the Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting) once the audited financial statements are completed and the Towns auditor and Council are available
CARRIED
34 Appointment of Solicitor
OM201910151005 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council appoint Brownlee LLP and Reynolds Mirth Richards amp Farmer LLP as the Town of St Paulrsquos solicitors
CARRIED
35 Appointment of Auditors
OM201910151006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council appoint JMD Group LLP Chartered Accountants as the Town of St Pauls auditors
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
36 2020 Calendar 2020 Council Calendar
OM201910151007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the 2020 calendar as amended
bull that the August 24 2020 Regular Council Meeting be cancelled
CARRIED
37 Bylaw 1219 Procedural Bylaw
OM201910151008 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council direct Administration to review the procedural bylaw and bring back any proposed changes to Council for review at a future Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
38 Committee Listing Representatives
OM201910151009 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council approve the following changesupdates to the 20192020 Committee Listing
bull Albertas Lakeland Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) or Travel Lakeland from Councillor Brad Eamon to Councillor Ron Boisvert and Mayor Maureen Miller as Alternate
bull Fire Protection from Councillor Gary Ward to Councillor Ron Boisvert
bull Intermunicipal Council Committee (ICC) - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Councillor Gary Ward
bull Lakeland Communities Health Advisory Council - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Mayor Maureen Miller
bull Marketing Committee Councillor Eamon and Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
bull Parks amp Recreation Board from Councillor Ron Boisvert to Councillor Gary Ward until October 18 2021 and Councillor deMoissac until October 18 2021
bull Remove the Regional Joint Health amp Safety Committee from the Committee listing as this is an internal operation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
bull St Paul and Area Tourism Initiative Committee - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon
bull Waste Transfer amp Recycling Station Committee Councillor Taylor and Councillor Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
CARRIED
4 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
5 ADJOURNMENT 51 October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151010 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon to adjourn the October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting at 648 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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2020 Calendar Legend
Office Closed Statutory Holidays (red text)Civic Holidays (Office Closed) - S 56 of the MGARegular Council Meetings (700 pm)Committee of The Whole (600 pm)Regular Council Committee of the Whole Meeting cancelled
Last Updated October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting (600 pm)Approved by Council October 15 2019 Conference Convention Trade Show Centerfield FireCouncil Resolution Number OM201910151007 Other Town Events amp FCSS are listed below each month with an
January February MarchS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 8 9 10 11 12 13 1419 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15 16 17 18 19 20 2126 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 311 Board Leadership Workshop Mar 2-Apr 29 Volunteer Income Tax Program
1 New Years Day 17 Family Day Shiverfest 16-18 Spring RMA Convention27 Pink Shirt Day
April May JuneS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 65 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 2019 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 2726 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30
3110 Good Friday 13 Easter Monday 12-14 Clothing Exchange 4-7 FCM Conference (Toronto ON)18 Fire Dept 75th Anniversary Spring Ball 18 Victoria Day 12-14 Centerfield Music Festival17-19 Tradeshow (Sherwood Park AB) 26 26th Annual Walk of Friendship24-26 Tradeshow (Fort MuMurray AB)27-29 CPAA Conference (Red Deer AB)
July August SeptemberS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 55 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 1919 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 2626 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 311 Canada Day 3 Heritage Day 7 Labour Day 6-9 Camp Sunshine 31 Rodeo Kick Off Supper 23-25 AUMA Convention (Calgary AB)
October November December S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 54 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 1918 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 2625 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 27 28 29 30 31
3 St Paul Fire Department Open House 11 Remembrance Day 5 A Community Christmas - Tree Lighting6-8 Clothing Exchange 2-5 Fall RMA Convention 25 Christmas Day12 Thanksgiving 28-29 Civic Holidays (Office Closed)24-26 ARPA Conference30 Safe amp Sweet Halloween
Note(s) Deputy Mayor Appointments ScheduleThe meetings of Council will be held at the Town Hall (5101-50 Street) unless otherwise posted Councillor Eamon November 1 2019 to June 30 2020As per S 194 of the Municipal Government Act (MGA) Special Meetings of Council are held with Councillor Taylor July 1 2020 to February 28 2021no notice to the public due to their timing and nature of the issue (emergent issue)All meeting of Council are held in public unless Council moves into closed meeting (S 197 of MGA)
2020
2020
2020 2020
2020 2020
2020 2020 2020
2020 20202020
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Lynn Smid Director of FCSS Where we were
bull Indigenous Liaison Worker has been hired Judy Moosewah formerly with (Saddle Lake Boys amp Girls Club) will begin work with us on October 15 2019
bull Janet Singcol ndash our coordinator for Cradle to Crayon Coalition has resigned due to a workplace injury sustained at her other employment Her replacement is retired teacher Elizabeth Poitras
bull FASD Suicide Prevention and Alzheimerrsquos Awareness Days were well received by the community and several individuals thanked us for the information provided at Giant Tiger for Alzheimer support
bull 10 vehicles had their car seats checked on October 19th parents were grateful to have hands on accurate information
bull 883 individuals came through the doors of the Parent Link Clothing Exchange this year We had 25 volunteers who gave 151 hours of their time to make this event possible
bull Seniors Information Session was held at Reunion Station on October 9th 22 seniors attended to learn about provincial assistance programs and the ldquoSeniors without wallsrdquo program through Primary Care Network
Where we are
bull Advertising for St Paul Youth Council Mobile Escape room ndash October 31st 630-1030pm at the Recreation Center Tickets can be purchased at FCSS or the Library for $10 per room
bull Volunteer Banner Letters have been sent out along with a mock up of the new banners bull Promoting Snow Angels Program bull Accepting donations for Safe amp Sweet and planning for event
Where we are going
bull 2020-2023 Budget work bull Grant writing Course in Camrose ndash November 20th bull National Childs Day Planning bull Community Christmas Planning amp Tree Lighting for December 7th
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 62
Page 26 of 140
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services Where we were
bull Working on projects budgeted in 2019 Hwy PlanStructure AreaPark Industrial 29881 fromcomments for waitingare We AlbertaTransportation to see if they require a Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) I have been unable to gain any input from their department I will continue to follow up with this Municipal Development Plan (MDP) Update if necessary to be consistent with the Land Use Bylaw (LUB) As well on my list of items to do is to prepare a draft bylaw for the Area Structure Plan process requirements Land Use Bylaw (LUB) Update Project launch was on March 1st Administration is working with ISL to revise the document into plain language text that can be easily interpreted by all
bull Preparation with CAO on the Organizational Meeting Agenda Where we are
bull Updating our Quality Management Plan (QMP) bull Inputting 2018 and 2019 safety codes permits and 2019 development permits into GIS This step
will help us daily with inquiries from the publicstaff on issued permits bull Working a rezoning application for this same meeting
Where we are going
bull Contacting owners for older safety codes permits (buildingelectricalplumbinggas) that still require inspections
bull Attached is the current 2019 Development Permit Listing to date We currently have received 50 applications this year At this time last year we had received 48 applications Inquiries for SeptOct have been a little slower
bull Working on Committee listing and updating membership per the annual Organizational Meeting
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2019 Development Permit No Roll Proposed Development
Permitted Use Discretionary Use Zoning Received Date (COMPLETE) File Acceptance Ltr 20 Day Complete Incomplete Ltr Issue Date Status Time to Issue Permit
DP 001-19 1781 Signage P C2 January 17 2019 January 21 2019 January 23 2019 January 23 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 002-19 331332 Signage P C1 January 18 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 003-19 1081 Minor Home Occupation P R2 January 23 2019 January 24 2019 January 29 2019 January 29 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 004-19 889 Eating Establishment P C1 February 5 2019 February 5 2019 February 6 2019 February 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 005-19 2435 Temporary Gas BarSign P C2 March 6 2019 March 14 2019 March 18 2019 March 18 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 006-19 199 Family Care Facility D R2 March 7 2019 na na na Withdrawn naDP 007-19 48 Commercial P C2 March 4 2019 March 14 2019 March 19 2019 April 8 2019 Issued 25 business daysDP 008-19 649 Fence amp Garage P R2 March 18 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 009-19 2806 Cannabis Facility D M May 1 2019 April 16 2019 May 23 2019 June 12 2019 Issued MPC 29 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 010-19 176 Driveway P R2 April 1 2019 na Exempt from DP April 5 2019 Exempt naDP 011-19 2814 Personal Service Facility P C1 April 16 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 Issued 6 business daysDP 012-19 993 Fence P R2 April 3 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 013-19 1087 Fence P R2 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 Issued same dayDP 014-19 2473 Deck extension P R1A April 23 2019 April 26 2019 May 3 2019 May 3 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 015-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 April 23 2019 May 3 2019 Refused May 23 2019 MPC naDP 016-19 1846 Fence P R2 May 3 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 017-19 869 Fence P R2 May 6 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 018-19 2847 Retail Store (Vape) amp 1 sign P C1 May 27 2019 May 22 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 019-19 1831 Signage P C1 May 16 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 020-19 2606 Patio P R2 May 17 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 021-19 356 Addition to Commercial BldgSigns P M June 18 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 022-19 1923 Fence Decorative P R1 May 23 2019 na Exempt from DP May 28 2019 Exempt NADP 023-19 134 Signage P C1 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 024-19 143701 Fence P R2 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 Issued same dayDP 025-19 2272 Fence P I June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 Issued same dayDP 026-19 353 Demolition of Dwelling P R2 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 027-19 2651 Fence P R3 June 13 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 028-19 42 Addition to Existing Dwelling P R2 June 7 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 029-19 1456 Fence P R1 June 7 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 030-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 WithdrawnDP 031-19 2148 Fence P R2 June 18 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 032-19 52 Retail Store (Vape) amp 2 signs P C2 June 20 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 033-19 2644 Telecommunications Tower D C1 June 20 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 034-19 2538 Fence P R1A June 27 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 035-19 832 Barber Shop P C1 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 Issued same dayDP 036-19 1938 Proposed Roof over existing deck P R2 July 3 2019 na Exempt from DP July 11 2019 Exempt NADP 037-19 889 Signage P C1 July 5 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 038-19 704 Private Child Care P R2 July 2 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 18 business daysDP 039-19 1610 Deck amp addition to existing dwelling P R2 July 23 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 040-19 2329 Covered Deck P R2 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 31 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 041-19 2389 Addition to existing shop P CD July 31 2019 August 19 2019 August 19 2019 September 9 2019 Issued Council - issued September 9 2019DP 042-19 1452 Covered Deck P R1 July 31 2019 July 31 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 043-19 1900 New Deck P R2 August 2 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 044-19 2462 SFD w att garage amp decks P R1A August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 Issued same dayDP 045-19 220 Pharmacy amp Signage P C2 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 Issued same dayDP 046-19 2067 Relocation of business P C2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 047-19 2030 New Deck P R2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 18 2019 September 18 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 048-19 2102 New Dealership amp Signage P C2 October 7 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 049-19 1535 Fence P R2 September 23 2019 October 2 2019 October 4 2019 October 4 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 050-19 662 Demolition of Dwelling P UR October 7 2019
Last Updated October 15 2019
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Trevor Kotowich Municipal Enforcement Where we were
bull On September 27 CPO Stevens attended Indigenous Training at Blue Quills University bull SPME along with Commercial Vehicle Enforcement conducted a joint operation targeting
dangerous goods bull Complaints received from SPECS regarding speeding vehicles during student pickup times No
violations in this zone have been observed by either Officer yet bull September 2019 stats attached
Where we are
bull We have seen an increase in animal at large complaints bull I have been working on a replacement strategy for our 2013 patrol vehicle bull CPOs continue to conduct proactive patrols around the community
Where we are going
bull As we get ready for the winter weather to arrive SPME will be reminding residents of the snow-removal bylaw
bull I have received a number of visibility concerns at intersections from SPERD and their bus drivers Together with PW Manager we will address these concerns shortly
bull November Bylaw Education Enforcement Program (BEEP) will focus on snow removal from sidewalks and use of seat-belts
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 64
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Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective Services Where we were
bull On Saturday October 5th we hosted our Fire Prevention Week Open House Thank you to all Council members who attended and Councillor Ron Boisvert for volunteering to BBQ
bull School fire drills were conducted on October 8th bull DC Thomson wrapped up his school bus safety lessons for the year SPECS saw 325 students
with Glen Avon having over 500 Where we are
bull Our members are out in the community selling our 2020 calendars Thank you to everyone who continues to support our cause All monies raised go directly back into training and equipping our members
bull I am continuing to work on our 2020 operating budget bull A number of repairs were conducted by DC Thomson on our apparatus including replacing a
primer pump on an engine This repair would have had to been otherwise outsourced costing a significant amount of money and down time
Where we are going
bull On November 1st our tickets for our Spring Ball Anniversary celebration go on sale If early indications are correct the event will be sold-out rather quickly
bull Fire Services led by DC Thomson will be conducting fire extinguisher training for the County PW staff on November 1st
bull October 30th myself and DC Thomson will be attending a Wildfire Management meeting in Smoky Lake
bull Our final regional fire training course for the year is on November 1-319
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Rod Griffiths Director of Finance Where we were
bull Reviewing the Towns 2019 Capital Budget changes and project deferrals with regard to our 2019 MSI (Capital) funding
bull Cleaning up a few small posting errors in the GL (both budget and actuals) prior to preparing the September Budget Variance reports for Council
Where we are
bull Completing our annual Insurance Renewal Questionnaire In general property insurance premiums will be seeing a significant increase due to both the size and frequency of weather related events and damages Hopefully the Alberta Municipal Insurance Exchange (through AUMA) will help mitigate the impact on our 2020 property insurance premiums
bull Our HR Coordinator is working towards the November 1st switch to our new Benefit Plan provider
bull Department Heads are preparing 10 year vehicle and equipment replacement plans as the first step towards preparing the Towns first Five Year Capital Plan for 2020
Where we are going
bull Installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Fixed Assets (Town staff will be preparing our Tangible Capital Asset schedules this year instead of the auditor)
bull Following that we will be installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Project Costing for implementation Jan1 2020 This module will allow the Town to better track public works project costs as well as being able to assign operating costs to specific vehicles and pieces of equipment
bull Both of these software modules will be able to capture additional information for use in the Towns Municipal Asset Management Program and GIS system
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 66
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Harvey Smyl Director of Parks amp Recreation Where we were
bull The Aquatic Centre was closed most of September for our annual general maintenance and is in full operation now
bull The Clancy and CAP Arena are both now open and running bull We have winterized the Irrigation System at Spray Park Overnight Campground Baseball
building Iron Horse Campground and Soccer Fields Soccer pitches and ball diamonds have been aerated and sprayed
Where we are
bull Closing of the Tourism Center and Iron Horse Trail Campground for the Winter Season bull The Golf Course will be closed as of Sunday October 21 Season ending maintenance will
continue for another couple of weeks Planting of trees on Hole 16 between Fairway and homes should be done by end of October
bull Working with Municipal Enforcement on Parking and Camping restriction signage for Town Parks and Facilities
Where we are going
bull We are doing year end inventory at the Pro Shop and Real Joly will be attending the PGA Buymart Golf show in Calgary October 25 and 26
bull If weather continues to be nice we will do some pruning of trees for safety and security reasons at Lagasse Park
bull I will be attending the ARPA Conference with Councilor Boisvert and Councilor deMoissac October 24 25 and 26
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Steven Jeffrey Director of Public Works Where we were
bull Pothole patching and road repair bull Sanitary sewer main replacements on 52 avenue and service road bull Contracted services were in town for concrete curb and guttersidewalk replacement bull Golf course storm repair is now complete bull Water valve refurbishing in various locations bull 42 street reconstruction is complete
Where we are
bull Water valve refurbishing is ongoing as needed with leaks that appear High traffic areas have been taken care of
bull Replacing sanitary sewer services to residents that experience reoccurring back upsfloods (both with town forces and contracted services)
bull Last of the street sweeping is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Last of the concrete crews work is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Asphalt overlays are ongoing and will be until the weather does not allow us to continue
Where we are going
bull The Sanding truck has been placed back in service and is ready for winter operation bull Fire Hydrants will be drained and prepped for winter bull Working with AEP on finding a solution for golf course drainage to Upper Therien Lake bull 2020 budgeting
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 68
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Bert Pruneau Director of Utilities Where we were
bull The solids from the detention ponds needed to be removal to start the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre The quickest way to move forward with the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre was to use Geo-tubes for solids removal
bull Attended the Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades - Meeting 2 held at the Town office Some of the topics covered were construction Schedule Wastewater Treatment Plant work schedule site security site safety etc
bull Attended the WCW operators conference in Edmonton Alberta MPE Engineering did a technical presentation on our Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrades
Where we are
bull Pollution Control Centre - The addition to the Wastewater Treatment Plant will be encroaching pond 1 so the transfer pipe in-between detention ponds 1 and 2 to be removed and pond 1 will be de-commissioned and filled in with clay to accommodate the new building
bull PCC - Locate buried utilities remove top soil start excavation bull Normal day-to-day operations will continue at the Pollution Control Centre during excavation
Where we are going
bull Site Orientation with Maple Reinders Construction Anyone with the orientation will be allowed on the worksite during construction along as they meeting the minimum safety requirements
bull Next meeting for Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades is October 23 2019 bull Review our new Wastewater Treatment draft approval will send comments or concerns back to
Alberta Environment
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Residential Disabled Parking Sign
BACKGROUND
We have a request from a resident at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul to install a disabled parking stall sign in front of their residence Parking spaces are most often limited and a challenge to find near their home Their daughter has both mobility and vision limitations so having a designated parking stall outside in front of their home would ensure a parking space is available to the resident and caregivers
BUDGETFINANCIAL
Approximately $100 for the purchase of sign and installation from Public Works
OPTIONS
1 Council approve the request to have a designated disabled parking
stall identified in front of the residence at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul 2 Council deny the request
RECOMMENDATION
That Council direct Administration to designate a disabled parking stall and have Public Works install the sign at 5702 - 46 Ave
PREPARED BY
Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective ServicesFire Chief
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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5702 ndash 46 Ave
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Proposed Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning of Lot 1 Block 36 Plan 1123632 from Residential District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2) - 1st Reading
BACKGROUND
A rezoning request has been received for Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 5417-56 Street (Tax Roll 186001) from R1 to C2 The fee of $100000 was paid on October 4 2019 Per discussion with the applicant the reason for the request is the applicant wishes to utilize the property for storage and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business Their letter of intent is attached for reference A review has been conducted of our planning documents and applicable legislation
bull The subject property is within the Residential Development Policy Area (Section 60) in Municipal Development Plan (MDP) - Bylaw 1157 Administration feels that the proposal meets the requirements (future direction) of the MDP
bull The subject property meets the minimum lot size requirements in C2 District Land Use Bylaw - Bylaw 1242
bull Per the attached zoning map the subject property is surrounded by a mix of zonings as follows R1 (Residential Low Density District) R2 (Residential Medium Density District) P (Community District) and I (Industrial District) per the attached zoning map
Rezoning Bylaw Process
bull 1st Reading considered by Council ndash Date October 21 2019 bull If 1st Reading is passed a Public Hearing is held at a subsequent
Council meeting to hear public input on the proposed bylaw The bylaw must be advertised for 2 consecutive weeks in the St Paul Journal as well as notification letters sent to adjacent landowners as per the Municipal Government Act Section 606 (AdvertisementBylaw) and Section 230 (When to hold a public hearing) ndash Date November 12 2019 PH
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Request for Decision
bull If no concerns are raised at the Public Hearing Council can consider final readings of the bylaw as soon as November 12 2019
BUDGETFINANCIAL
OPTIONS
1 That Council consider 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw so that
public input can be obtained 2 That Council defeat 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw as it does not
meet the Towns planning documents
RECOMMENDATION
That Bylaw 2019-08 be given first reading this 21st day of October 2019
PREPARED BY
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 1 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 OF THE
TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________
A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO AMEND BYLAW NO 1242 BEING THE LAND USE BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHEREAS Council has adopted Town of St Paul Land Use Bylaw 1242 to be used as the Land Use Bylaw WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to amend Bylaw 1242 as set out in Section 692 of the Municipal Government Act RSA 2000 c M-26 and amendments thereto NOW THEREFORE under the authority and subject to the provisions of the Municipal Government Act and by virtue of all other enabling powers the Municipal Council of the Town of St Paul Alberta duly assembled hereby enacts as follows
1 That Part ldquo11rdquo of the Town of St Paul Bylaw Land Use Bylaw 1242 be amended such that all portions of Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 as shown on Schedule ldquoArdquo be rezoned from Residential (Low Density) District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2)
2 This bylaw shall come into effect upon passing of the third reading and final reading
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN FIRST READING THIS 21ST DAY OF OCTOBER 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 2 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN SECOND READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________ THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN THIRD AND FINAL READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 SCHEDULE A
Rezoning from R1 to C2 Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
5417-56 Street
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Town of St Paul
Date OtzoggDate October 02 2019
OFFICE USE ONLY
Application Fee
________________
ReceiptNo Ii Date Received
TOWN OF SWST
Box 1480St Paul AS TOA 3A0Phone 780-645-4481Fax 780-645-5076wwwtownstpauLabca
PLANNING AND LAND USE APPLICATION
Roll NoSECTION A - CONTACT INFORMATION
Applicants Name
-
LandownerrsquosName
SECTION B mdash SITE INFORMATION
StreetAddress 41] - P
LOT I BLOCK PLAN IIL32 ParcelSize
SECTION C - LAND USE BYLAW AMENDMENT OR NEW PLAN OR PLAN AMENDMENTapplication Forii New Statutory Plan f1 New Non-Statutory Plan J Re-designation EJ Land Use Bylaw Text Amendment E1 Amendment
Land Use DistrictZoning RI-
Name of PlanProposed Land Use DistrictlZoning
Reason for Request i rz1 lsquo -t iprsarsquo SL I lsquo
SECTION D - AUTHORIZATION
submitting an application I amallowing the right of entry for inspection purposes I hereby make application and acknowledge allplans and information submittedare to the le true and accurate
lsquomdash 10122019 51000 PM MOT
_
lsquomdash 10212019 51122 PM MDT
The personalinformation provideds being collected underthe authority ofthe MunicipalGovernmentActand wilibe used forthe purposes underthatAct The personalinformation thatyou provide may be made public subjectto the provisions ofthe Freedom oflnformation and Protection ofPrivacy Act Any questions regarding the collection use or disposal of thisinformation should be directed to the FOIP CoordInatorfor the Town ofSt Paul
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October 3 2019
Town of St PaulBox 1480St Paul ABTOA 3A0
Attention Aline BrousseauDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services
Dear Ms Brousseau
RE Rezoning Application - 5417-56 Street St Paul AB
Please take this correspondence as support for the application for rezoning the property situateat 541 756 Street (the ldquopropertyrdquo)
We have made an Offer to Purchase the property with the intent to utilize the property for thestorage of and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business The Offer has beenaccepted and is subject to the rezoning of the property from Ri to an acceptable commercialuse prior to December 16 2019
We currently operate our business from our home located within the County of St Paul about20km outside of the Town of St Paul It is estimated that approximately 85 of the work of thebusiness is conducted within the Town of St Paul which requires us to haul equipment andoften make multiple trips to conduct business Purchasing the property with the currentstructure would allow more efficient operation with onsite storage of equipment to include butnot limited to a bobcat blades and buckets trailer mowers ladders and various hand toolsand accessories
The business operations currently consist ofa Lawn care (commercial and residential)a Tree and shrub pruning and removal
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Yard dean up and debris removal
Window washing
I-louse and deck washing gutter cleaning
Handyman services
Bobcat services
Landscaping
Snow removal (commercial and residential)
The business currently consists of ourselves (operations and administration) and two parttimeemployees It is not always necessary for employees to travel to the business as they mostoften meet at the job site location As a business which conducts services off site hours ofoperation generally run between 830am and 6pm but can vary in the winter season dependantupon weather
The property first came to our attention listed on Realtorca as a commercial property which leadus to believe the property could be utilized in the manner desired The property while zoned RIappears to be somewhat unsuitable as it would be difficult or impossible to build a residencethat would complement the existing neighbourhood given the required setbacks and existingstructure
The neighbourhood is low density residential with large residential lots a large park across thestreet and backing on to the Iron Horse Trail It is also located near the outskirts of the Town ofSt Paul with easy access routes that would limit disruption to existing residents
It should be further noted that in keeping with the nature of the business we understand thedesire to keep a well maintained and groomed property It would be our intent that the propertybe kept to the same standard we provide to our customers
It is our intent to facilitate the process of rezoning and would be readily available to provideadditional information or answer questions as required for Council to make a decision
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
15
50 FUTURE LAND USE 51 Future Land Use Policy The Municipal Development Plan located in Appendix 1 outlines the future land use concept for the Town of St Paul The map contains conceptual patterns for land use and the transportation network in the Town and consequently provides the direction of growth for the community Development within the Town shall be guided by the goals objectives and policies as outlined in the plan in conjunction with the Municipal Development Plan The Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) reinforces the general pattern of development currently found within the Town Additional land for future residential and commercial uses within the County to the east of the Town has been identified Future annexation applications will be required for this development to occur 52 Land Use Classifications The Land Use Classifications shown on the Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) are defined as follows Residential Residential areas are to be developed with a mix of predominantly for low medium and high density housing This zone also includes associated institutional religious educational small scale neighbourhood commercial and public uses at a scale and density compatible with the residential neighbourhood Commercial Areas for commercial development are focused along Highway 29 and 50th Street There are two dominate types of commercial development serving St Paul as follows
- Downtown Commercial
The area containing primary and secondary commercial uses and compatible office residential institutional cultural and recreational uses which together form the downtown of St Paul
- Major Commercial Major commercial areas include large format retail development and other smaller retail developments that service the larger stores Highway Commercial is made up of land abutting Highway 29 predominantly on the outskirts of the Town Business Employment Proposed locations for Business Employment uses are shown on the Future Land Use Map These areas are intended to encompass a broad range of manufacturing and other industrial processes including yard storage which may have some nuisance factors
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
16
that do not extend beyond the site boundaries Business employment also includes manufacturing processing repair research distribution and ancillary office sales and storage whose operations are mainly confined to an enclosed structure with no off-site nuisance factors No heavy industrial uses will be permitted within the Townrsquos boundaries ParksOpen SpaceSchoolCommunity Facility As illustrated conceptually on the Future Land Use Map existing parks and natural areas will continue to be linked through greenways and multi-purpose trails connecting parks recreation facilities school sites and other activity areas Any new development will encompass parks and open space areas and will be linked to the remainder of the Town by trails and access points
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Site Inspection Photos captured on October 15 2019 5417-56 Street Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
Facing Northeast
Facing North
Facing Northwest
Aerial View
Facing Southeast
Facing South
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1 PURPOSE
To permit a wide range of commercial activities at the discretion of the Development Authority provided that no
use or development shall take place that in the opinion of the Development Authority is or may become obnoxious
or a nuisance
2 PERMITTED AND DIRECTIONARY USES
Amusement establishment indoor All uses described as Discretionary Uses within the C1
District
Business support services establishments Bus depots
Commercial schools Drive-in businesses
Eating and drinking establishments Equipment rental establishments
General retail establishments Industrial vehicle and equipment salesrentals
establishments
Government services Private clubs
Health services Storage facilities indoor
Hotels Storage facilities outdoor
Libraries and cultural exhibits Truck and recreational vehicle salesrentals
establishments
Public parks Trucking and cartage establishments
Office uses Vehicle and equipment salesrentals establishments
Personal service shops Vehicle body repair and paint shops
Public and quasi-public uses Veterinary clinic large animal
Retail stores Warehouses
Solar energy collection systems Other uses which in the opinion of the Development
Authority are similar to the above mentioned
permitted and discretionary uses
Utility public Buildings and uses accessory to Discretionary Uses
Veterinary clinics
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If the floor space area used is not greater than 4000 m2
(43060 ft2) the manufacture or treatment of products
essential to the retail business conducted on the
premises provided that such activity does not involve
the use of hazardous chemicals or the killing of animals
or meat packing for example Bakery Butcher Shop and
the manufacture of confectionary items)
Buildings and uses accessory to Permitted Uses
3 REGULATIONS
2400 m2 (25830 ft2)
75 m (246 ft)
Front 75 m (246 ft)
Except where the Development Authority may deem it unnecessary
considering existing development
Rear 75 m (246 ft)
Or as required by the Development Authority
Side 15 m (49 ft)
None on those rear lines adjacent to land in a Commercial District If
the side line is adjacent to any other District the minimum side yard
shall be 15 m (49 ft)
Where shopping centres or groups of commercial uses are to be built
on a single lot or grouping of lots regulations shall be determined by
the Development Authority who shall deal with the overall scheme for
the site taking into account buildings access parking and the nature
of the specific commercial uses
As required by the Development Authority
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No use shall be established that in the opinion of the Development
Authority is or will become obnoxious or a nuisance
As required by the Development Authority
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Town of St Paul
100 yd100 m
Scale 1 8576
Town of St Paul makes no representation or warranties regarding the information contained in thisdocument including without limitation whether said information is accurate or complete Personsusing this document do so solely at their own risk and Town of St Paul shall have no liability to suchperson for any loss or damage whatsoever This document shall not be copied or distributed to anyperson without the express written consent of the Town of St Paul Copyright Town of St Paul AllRights Reserved
Town of St Paul Date Created 10182019Page 19 of 21
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egular Council
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LAND TITLE CERTIFICATE
SLINC TITLE NUMBERSHORT LEGAL
0034 869 636 132 317 425112363211
LEGAL DESCRIPTIONPLAN 1123632
BLOCK 1
LOT 1
EXCEPTING THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS
ESTATE FEE SIMPLE
ATS REFERENCE 49588SW
MUNICIPALITY TOWN OF ST PAUL
REFERENCE NUMBER 112 232 893
CONSIDERATIONDOCUMENT TYPE VALUEREGISTERED OWNER(S)
132 317 425 TRANSFER OF LAND $225000 $225000
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REGISTRATION DATE(DMY)
03102013
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OWNERS
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DATE (DMY) PARTICULARS
ENCUMBRANCES LIENS amp INTERESTS
REGISTRATION
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CAVEAT03111992922 337 008RE EASEMENT
CAVEATOR - ALBERTA POWER LIMITED
10035 105 STREET EDMONTON
ALBERTA
AGENT - LORRIE SAWCHUK
AFFECTS PART OF THIS TITLE
18072011112 217 567 CAVEAT
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DATE (DMY) PARTICULARS
ENCUMBRANCES LIENS amp INTERESTS
REGISTRATION
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------NUMBER
2PAGE 132 317 425
RE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT ACT
CAVEATOR - THE TOWN OF ST PAUL
BOX 1480 ST PAUL
ALBERTA T0A3A0
AGENT - BILL DOLMAN
002TOTAL INSTRUMENTS
END OF CERTIFICATE
ORDER NUMBER
CUSTOMER FILE NUMBER
38192238
ATB
THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES CERTIFIES THIS TO BE AN
ACCURATE REPRODUCTION OF THE CERTIFICATE OF
TITLE REPRESENTED HEREIN THIS 16 DAY OF
OCTOBER 2019 AT 1044 AM
THIS ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED LAND TITLES PRODUCT IS INTENDED
FOR THE SOLE USE OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AND NONE OTHER
SUBJECT TO WHAT IS SET OUT IN THE PARAGRAPH BELOW
THE ABOVE PROVISIONS DO NOT PROHIBIT THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER FROM
INCLUDING THIS UNMODIFIED PRODUCT IN ANY REPORT OPINION
APPRAISAL OR OTHER ADVICE PREPARED BY THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AS
PART OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER APPLYING PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING
OR TECHNICAL EXPERTISE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CLIENT(S)
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Questica Budgeting Software
BACKGROUND
Administration is looking at a more efficient way of doing budgets other than excel spreadsheets We have found a product called Questica that allows us to work on departmental budgets simultaneously create detailed reports pull departmental budgets into an overall budget without the duplication and errors that plague the spreadsheet model This product is fully compatible with Bellamy and gives us far more flexibility When you start working on such a large scale (2720 lines with formulas and sub-formulas and totals and grand totals) and then try to incorporate it into a three or five year budget it becomes unwieldy and subject to errors Trying to find errors then becomes incredibly time consuming I have currently spoken to 5 municipalities who say it is amazing to work with It sits right on top of Bellamy which is our main accounting software and draws the information it requires for variance reports among others The cost for this program is $14500 per year and a $10000 installation charge They are guaranteeing the annual fee for 5 years The installation for the Bellamy budgeting module is $35000 From a municipal perspective there are only two or three accounting packages and they are all notorious for poor customer service We can put in a ticket to Bellamy when we have a problem and it is not unusual for them to take a week or more to respond Follow up calls get you nowhere However with Questica sitting on top of Bellamy we can use the data within Bellamy and have much greater scope of options with which we can produce budgets both short and long term and well as a myriad of other reports From the other communities we called they say the customer service is responsive and supportive
BUDGETFINANCIAL
The initial installation cost is $14000 and then $10000 per year As the year starts upon installation most of the d$10000 would be attributed to next
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Request for Decision
years budget Once again this year we will be at least $145000 under budget on our RCMP budget because of the empty positions during the year If Council will allow us to reallocate $16000 to this software program it will not effect our bottom line
OPTIONS
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
2 Council to not approve reallocating money from the policing budget and to not purchasing the budgeting software Questica
RECOMMENDATION
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Better public sectorbudgeting andperformance
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BudgetEfficient accurate and collaborative budgeting all in one
Questica works with government agencies to better enable data-drivenbudgeting and decision-making while increasing data accuracy savingtime and improving stakeholder trust
Questica Budget Suite drives budget transformation by creatinga single source of data truth Questica Budget is an easy-to-usecomprehensive and collaborative cloud-based solution for operating
capital and salary budget preparation and performance management
Better budget process with workflow approvals and role-basedsecurity Create unlimited what-if scenarios decision packagesand multi-year budgeting
Integrates with financial HR and others systems
Position salary and benefit planning Staff scheduling andplanning
Statistical leger funding gaprevenue analysis and capital projectplanningreserve analysis
Easily assemble actionable data from anywhere in the system foranalysis from our Report Center Create interactive and sharabledashboards SMART onscreen andor Print Reports
Easily produce reports financial statements and your annualBudget Book
Our Advanced Calculation Engine enables complex modelling forrevenue projections and activity-based costing
Government
Questicarsquos budgetingperformanceand transparencysoftware solutionshelp governmentagencies to deliverbetter outcomes
Over 700 publicsector customers useQuesticarsquos budgetingsolutions including Banif AB
Brampton ON
Burlington ON
Edmonton AB
Hamilton ON
High Level AB
Iqaluit NU
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Metro Vancouver BC
Ontario Northland ON
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Company State Key Size Metric Size I Count
Leduc City of AB Population 24279
Lethbridge City of AB Population 89074
Lloydminster City of AB Population 31483
Mackenzie County AB Population 10927
4 Morinville Town of AB Population 8569
-OkotoksTheTownof AB Population 24511
Opportunity MD of AB Population 3074
Peace River Town of AB Population 6729
Pincher Creek MD AB Population 3158
mdashPincher Creek Town of AB Population 3685
Brazeau County AB Population 7201
Red Deer County AB Population 18351
mdashRedcliff Town of AB Population 5096
Rocky View County AB Population 36461
Saddle Hills County AB Population 2288
$-S1ave Lake Town of AB Population 6782
Strathcona County AB Population 92490
Strathmore Town of AB Population 12305
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J(Taber Town of AB Population 8104
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Westlock Town of AB Population 4823
Wetaskiwin Regional Public Schools AB
Wetaskiwin City of AB Population 12525
Whitecourt Town of AB Population 9605-
Yellowhead County AB Population 10469
Camrose City of AB Population 17286
-anmore Town of AB Population 12288
Chestermere City of AB Population 14824
Cypress County AB Population 7214
Devon Town of AB Population 6500
Edmonton City of AB Population 812200
Foothills No 31 MD AB Population 21258
-Athabasca Town of AB Population 2990
Grande Prairie City of AB Population 55032
Grande Prairie County of AB Population 20347
Greenview MD of AB Population 5299
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High River Town of AB Population 12920
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Kneehill County of AB Population 5300
LacSteAnneCounty AB Population 10260
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Short Term Disability Policy
BACKGROUND
With our new benefit package coming into effect on November 1 2019 we have to have a Short Term Disability Policy in place to support the new self funded Short Term Disability Plan This policy ensures that strict guidelines about when claims can be made and when not The disability manager ensures that treatments are followed and appointments are kept The direction of the policy is get employees back to work if at all possible but also to support them through the process This policy should be in place before the plan comes into effect
BUDGETFINANCIAL
NA
OPTIONS
1 Council to pass this policy as presented 2 Council to pass this policy as amended
RECOMMENDATION
Council to pass this policy as presented
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY POLICY
The purpose of the Town of St Paulrsquos Short-Term Disability (STD) policy is to provide replacement income should you become totally disabled as a result of non-work-related illness or injury
The Town of St Paul will use the services of an external disability management provider Homewood Health Inc for all non-work-related illness or injury absences Homewood Health Inc (HHI) will ensure employees receive early medical intervention appropriate treatment support and advice as well as confirm to the Town of St Paul that the absence is medically required
The Town of St Paul will pay the appropriate disability payments to an employee via payroll
ELIGIBILITYYou are eligible to apply for STD benefits if you are
Permanent full-time or Part-time and work a minimum of 20 hours a week and have completed 3 months of
continuous active employment
QUALIFYING PERIODThis is the period for which you have actually been disabled before you may receive a bi-weekly STD benefit The qualifying period is
a) Accident 0 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is laterb) Hospitalization 0 consecutive work daysc) Sickness 7 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is later
If you become disabled during a lay-off or approved leave of absence and your coverage continues during this time you will be eligible for benefit payments following your recall or scheduled return to full time work with your employer You must have been totally disabled for the qualifying period and still be totally disabled on the date you are recalled or scheduled to return to full time work
INTERRUPTED PERIODS OF DISABILTYIf you had a total disability for which STD benefits were paid and total disability occurs again due to the same illness or related causes HHI will consider it a continuation of your previous total disability if it occurs within two (2) weeks of the end of your previous disability You must be covered actively employed with the Town of St Paul when the total disability reoccurs
These benefits will be based on your coverage as it existed on the original date of total disability and will be paid for no longer than the rest of the Maximum Benefit Period
DEFINITIONlsquoTotally disabledrsquo and lsquototal disabilityrsquo Means that you have a medical impairment due to illness or injury which prevents you from
performing the essential duties of the occupation in which you participated just before the total disability started
The availability of work that you perform does not affect the determination of totally disabled or total disability
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY BENEFIT Where you have met the requirements of the eligibility requirements and qualifying period you may be eligible for the following coverage
Benefit amount will be 85 of regular weekly earnings (excluding bonuses expense allowances over time pay)
The maximum benefit period will be 17 weeks from the beginning of the absence or the end of the elimination period (depending on LTD Plan)
Benefits are taxable
TERMINATION OF BENEFITSTD benefits will cease on the earlier of The date you are no longer totally disabled The end of the maximum benefit period of 17 weeks of payment The date you retire The date you die The date of separation from employment for any reason other than illness or injury if the notice of
separation was given prior to the beginning of the illness or injury
WHAT IS NOT COVEREDSTD Benefits are not payable for any period If you are not under the care of a licensed physician You are not receiving appropriate treatment You work in any occupation for wage or profit or accept an offer of employment with any other
company or become self-employed You receive earnings or payment from the Town of St Paul (except the Short Term Disability
payments which will come through payroll) or any employer including severance payments and vacation pay
You fail to comply with any proposed modified return to work programs If you receive or are entitled to receive a benefit under any Workers Compensation or similar
law You are absent from Canada longer than 4 weeks due to any reason unless approved by
Homewood Health in advance During a time when you are an inmate in a prison or correctional facility You fail to provide Homewood Health Inc the required medical documentation or information
so that the claim for disability benefits can be adjudicated including ongoing assessment following the initial adjudication
You fail to cooperate with Homewood Health Inc including attending examinations by independent experts as chosen by the disability case manager
While incarcerated You willfully participate in riots wars or disorderly conduct Where you sustain Injuries or diseases acquired while committing or attempting to commit a
criminal offence or Due to elective cosmetic or experimental surgery unless the surgery or treatment is for
accidental injuries or unless the surgery is medically necessary as determined by the provincial health care plan in the province where the employee resides
Chiropractor Nurse Practitioner Dentist may be considered for the first two weeks of absence
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CLAIMING THE BENEFITContact your Human Resources to obtain the necessary forms for completion
The claim should be submitted to HHI within 10 business days of the date you become totally disabled Please be sure that all parts are fully completed to avoid any delays in the processing of your claim There will be no disruption in the transition from regular pay to Short Term Disability benefits provided HHI receives all information with the 10 business days
HHI will review the medical information and provide the Town of St Paul with their recommendation based on their review and if approved the Town of St Paul will continue Short Term Disability benefits on the regular bi-weekly payroll run
NON-SUPPORT OF BENEFITSIf information provided does not support a total disability or HHI does not receive any information or cannot reach you after three attempts on three different days recommendation to not support the case will be made to the Town of St Paul The Town of St Paul will determine whether to support or not support benefit payments and advise HHI accordingly
APPEAL PROCESSIf your application for Short Term Disability is not supported you can appeal this decision by submitting NEW and current medical information to HHI This new medical information must address the rationale for non-support New information must be provided within 30 days of the non-support of your case
WHAT IF MY DISABILITY EXCEEDS 17 WEEKSIf your disability is expected to exceed the 17-week Short Term Disability Maximum Benefit Period HHI will notify the Town of St Paul to send the Long-Term Disability (LTD) claim forms to you 6-8 weeks before the end of the 17-week Maximum Benefit Period That will allow GroupSource to open the LTD claim and gather the required medical information well before the anticipated LTD benefit start date
SUBROGATIONIf your total disability is the result of an accident or other cause for which a third party is wholly or partially responsible you have an obligation to take all necessary steps to recover compensation for the cost of the total amount of any benefits you receive under this STD plan from the third party
You must inform Human Resources of any claim for damages against a third party and enter into a reimbursement agreement with the Town of St Paul to refund from any award of damages the funds the Town of St Paul deems are representative of duplication of the total amount of benefits you have received under this STD policy
POLICY REVIEWThe Town of St Paul reserves the right to review alter this policy at any time Changes made to the policy will be communicated
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Funding for display case in Clancy arena for hockey and skating memorabilia
BACKGROUND
Citizens within our community and the local hockey clubs have collected over the years a great deal of hockey memorabilia They would like to display these items at the Clancy Arena There are suitable display cabinets at the School Board that we can have if the Council in conjunction with County Council will contribute $1500 (each) to their rehabilitation (paint new glass hardware etc If County Council will agrees to contribute to this cause they will pay us their portion which we will add to the Towns portion and we will in turn pay the cabinet maker Administration staff is advising Council to not get involved in either who gets what cabinets and who is or who is not involved in displaying memorabilia The memorabilia is not the property of the Town It will take some time for the clubs to raise enough money to have the memorabilia properly displayed as they would prefer so this will be an ongoing project for some time However the final product will be something that the hockey community and the Town will be proud of This will align with the recommendation from the Recreation Board
BUDGETFINANCIAL
$1500 from Community Grant program
OPTIONS
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
2 The Town Council not approve the request to pay $1500 toward the rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
3 option
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Request for Decision
RECOMMENDATION
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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n4 DELEGATIONSI 41 Pierre deMoissac - St Paul Jr B I Minor HockeyCORRESPONDENCE Proposal
P deMoissac shared that he has procured ten 4x8 footwall display units (6 inches wide) for free from old AshmontSchool Robert Lajoie can refinish them for approximately$200 per unit plus replacement of some broken glassPierre presented mock-ups of metal plates with photo androster to demonstrate what is possible for inside thedisplays They are between $40-$60 per plate average of
i $50 each and 62 years of history (1956-now) comes to approximately $3 100 plus $2 000+ to restore wall units The total cost of the project would be approximately
$5000 spread over a 2-3 year period
Pierre is willing to do the research and work required to-
- organize the history for the hockey displays There is roomfor all the cabinets to fit upstairs in the concession area but
suggested putting one cabinet by the Jr B dressing roomwith the most recent team information if they want He alsosuggested dedicating a cabinet upstairs to Clancy Richardand the arena history
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Jr B I Minor Hockey DisplaysFROM PREVIOUSMINUTES H Smyl suggested sharing the display cabinets with the
Jr B Canadiens Minor Hockey and Figure Skating HSmyl added that Minor Hockey has stated they would liketo contribute financially toward this project and will discusswith the other groups to contribute toward their owncontentphotos in the displays
R Boisvert suggested making an action plan to get thecabinets cleaned up and installed as a first step and thentalk to the groups involved and make a budget for the nextfew years for the photosarticles in the display
PR20190220102 Moved by County of St Paul Member-at-Large Leo deMoissac tomake a proposal to both the Town and County Council to eachcontribute $1500 each for a total of $3000 to clean repair and installthe ten cabinets
Chairperson Initials
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
February 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
20 Mar2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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4 DELEGATIONS 41 Dan Reid - Skate Park UpdateCORRESPONDENCE Dan Reid provided an update on the Skate Park project
Full presentation link attached in agenda package Hestated that they are hoping to break ground in July 2019and complete the build in October 2019 as they wereapproved for a $36130800 Community FacilityEnhancement Program (CFEP) Grant on March 7 2019His next task is a request to the County of St Paulregarding excavation The parking lot will be dirt initiallylandscaping will be a project for 2020 D Reid also notedthat Skateboarding will debut at the 2020 SummerOlympics
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Clancy Display CabinetsFROM PREVIOUS H Smyl reported that the Figure Skating Club is interestedMINUTES ) in one cabinet and Jr B Canadiens have stated that
zrsquo money is a concern for them Display case contents will beat the cost of each individual user group A request will be
made to County Council to support half the cost of repairing and mounting the display cabinets in the amount
of $150000
52 Skijoring Event Review (2)L deMoissac reported that the Skijoring even held onMarch 9th was a great success despite the cold weather Itwas held on a 114 mile track by Arctic Cat and was a goodlocation The track was approximately 1000 feet but needsto be extended for next year There was a BBQ as well asbeer gardens with plans of expanding the event in thefuture H Smyl noted that it would be nice to include theevent with Shiver Fest so that it was all together LdeMoissac suggested holding it on the other side of theIron Horse Trail Campground as there would be lots ofspace This would keep all the activities in the samegeneral area L deMoissac will bring the suggestion backto the AG Society
53 Online Campground Reservation ProgramH Smyl presented a draft of the campground maps forreview and feedback All the information is being puttogether and sent in to build the online site The contractwill be signed shortly M Brousseau inquired whether or
chairperson Initials_
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
March 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
l7Apr 2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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From Tim MahdiukTo Kim HeymanCc Harvey Smyl Phyllis CorbiereSubject RE Minutes from Rec Board meetingDate October 21 2019 21743 PMAttachments image001png
image003png
Hi KimI will bring the request for the County to contribute $1500 for display cabinets at the Clancy Arenapayable to the Town of St Paul The RFD will be added to the PW agenda tomorrow Oct 2219
Tim MahdiukInterim CAOCounty of St Paul No 195015 49 Avenue St Paul AB T0A 3A4
P 780-645-3301 ext 208E tmadiukcountystpaulabca Our Mission ndash To create desirable rural experiences This message is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it has been addressed and maycontain information that is privileged and confidential If you are not the intended recipient or the employee oragent responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient you are hereby notified that anydissemination distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited If this communication has beenreceived in error respond immediately via telephone or return e-mail and delete all copies of this material
From Kim Heyman ltkheymantownstpaulabcagt Sent October-21-19 159 PMTo Tim Mahdiuk lttmahdiukcountystpaulabcagtCc Harvey Smyl lthsmyltownstpaulabcagtSubject Minutes from Rec Board meeting Based on these Rec Board minutes Irsquom going to put this back on our agenda The issue of the displaycabinets is mentioned on both pages and though not entirely clear Irsquom going to ask for $1500towards the cabinets for us to pay the cabinet maker (I think his name is in the minutes) Is it toolate to bring to your council
Kim Heyman CAOTown of St Paul
5101 50th StreetSt Paul ABT0A 3A0Direct 780-645-1764
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
7 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
78 Addition - Towns contribution to CAP Ice plant upgrade
CM201910071012 Moved by Councillor Tyson deMoissac that Council authorize a $5000000 commitment to the Community Arena Project (CAP)s Ice Plant from the 2020 Operating Budget
CARRIED
79 Addition - Timing of main street traffic lights
CM201910071013 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council authorize Administration to write a letter to the appropriate person in Transportation asking for a fix to be scheduled for the timing of the Main Street Traffic lights
CARRIED
710 Addition - Community Arena Project (CAP) - Letter of Support
CM201910071014 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council authorize Administration to write a letter of support for the Community Arena Project (CAP)s ice plant replacement on behalf of the Town of St Paul for their Community Facility Enhancement Project (CFEP) Grant
CARRIED
8 BRIEFINGS 81 Nil
9 COUNCILLOR REPORTS
91 A copy of the detailed reports are attached as reference Councillor Reports for October 7 2019
CM201910071015 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council accept all Councillor Reports as information
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
10 CORRESPONDENCE REQUIRING ACTION
101 Addition - 2019 Walk of Hope Invitation
11 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
111 Letter from Alberta Transportation - Funding regarding Upgrade Runway Lighting Project
112 Thank You Letter 2019 Terry Fox Run
12 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
121 Business - Section 16 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
122 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
123 Residential Land - Section 17 of FOIP Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Aline Brousseau Recording SecretaryDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services to provide administrative support
CM201910071016 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 834 pm
CARRIED
CM201910071017 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council return to open meeting at 854 pm to allow the return of the public
CARRIED
CM201910071018 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that the meeting resume with the public present at 857 pm
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
13 ADJOURNMENT 131 October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
CM201910071019 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel to adjourn the October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting at 857 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Boisvert
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 5 Oct 7 Oct 7
Attended the AUMA conference in Edmonton Assisted the Firemen with cooking on their open house Attended the Muni-Corr Meeting with Mayor Miller Attended the Marketing Meeting with Councillor Eamon
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Taylor
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25 Sept 26 Sept 27 Sept 28 Oct 3 Oct 5
AUMA Convention How to make friends and Influence Government Looking after Taxpayers Ethic and Conflict AUMA Convention Moving towards Extended Producer Responsibility AUMA Convention Dedication to ldquo21 Strandsrdquo Monument at Legacy park Economic Partnership Summit Networking Event Fire Department Open House
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Eamon
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 October 5th
October 7th
AUMA Conference with council and CAO Attended exploring the intersection of mental health addictions and crime Strong partnerships build strong communities RCMP meeting Address from the minister of municipal affairs and dialogue sessions with provincial ministers Attended the Fire Department open house Marketing Committee Meeting
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Noel
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Oct 2nd
Attended AUMA conference in Edmonton taking in many sessions and attended the private meeting with the RCMP Attended the Airport meeting held at the Airport
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Councillor Ward
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 1
Attended AUMA Conference in Edmonton Attended the Internment Ceremony at Lagasse Park with Mayor Miller and Councillor Taylor Attended the Champions For Change Downtown Meeting
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DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY Councillor deMoissac
REPORT
Date Event DescriptionDetails
Sept 25-27
Attended AUMA with all of council and CAO
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Page 1 of 1
DATE OF MEETING (Month-Day-Year)
October 7 2019 Regular Council Meeting
SUBMITTED BY
Mayor Miller
REPORT Date Event DescriptionDetails (Month-Day) Sept 25-27 Sept 28 Oct 2 Oct 2 Oct 5 Oct 7
AUMA Convention with Council and CAO Attended meeting with RCMP Senior Officers Logical Strategic Planning How to present your message to media Address from the Minister of Municipal Affairs as well as Dialogue with Provincial Ministers AUMA AGM St Paul Internment Dedication with Counsellors Ward and Taylor Tour of waste water and water treatments centres with Director Pruneau Meeting with Lakeland Connect Agenda Review Attended the St Paul Fire Department Open House NE Muni-Corr
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
Minutes
Committee of the Whole Meeting
Thursday October 10 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 600 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Brad Eamon Councillor
Maureen Miller Mayor
Gary Ward Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
Sarah Burton Executive Assistant
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Agenda
COW201910101001 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor to approve the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting Agenda as amended
71 Land
72 Personnel
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
3 DELEGATIONS 31 620 pm Peter Dulaba - Property Concerns
Mr Peter Dulaba was present to bring forward his concerns regarding various thefts and break and entries on his property
Mayor Miller thanked the delegate for his presentation
4 OLD BUSINESS 41 Nil
5 NEW BUSINESS 51 Utility Concerns Landlord amp Tenant
Council discussed concerns brought forward as well as current procedures in placeregarding landlords tenants and utility accounts Administration will respond by letter to the individuals concerns
52 Recognition Signs
Administration will gather options on repurposing the recognition signs at the East and West end corridors of the Town and bring forward to the Regular Council Meeting on October 21 2019
6 CORRESPONDENCE FOR INFORMATION
61 Jumpstart Program -Local Update
Council accepted the Jumpstart Program update as information
7 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
71 Land - Section 16 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to business interests of a third party
72 Personnel - Section 17 of FOIP - Disclosure harmful to personal privacy
COW201910101002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council move to a closed meeting at 641 pm
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
Attendance of Closed Meeting Session The closed meeting session includes all those Members of Council previously listed in attendance including Members of Administration Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer and Sarah Burton Recording SecretaryExecutive Assistant to provide administrative support
COW201910101003 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council return to open meeting at 739 pm
CARRIED
8 ADJOURNMENT 81 October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting
COW201910101004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to adjourn the October 10 2019 Committee of the Whole Meeting at 740 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Sarah Burton Recording Secretary
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
Minutes
Organizational Meeting
Tuesday October 15 2019 600 PM
Town Hall Council Chambers
1 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Miller called the meeting to order at 700 pm The Mayor declares that the Town of St Paul respectfully acknowledges it is situated within Treaty Six Territory the homeland of the Metis Dene Saulteaux and Cree people and part of a trading route and gathering place for other Indigenous Nations
PRESENT Maureen Miller Mayor
Ron Boisvert Councillor
Nathan Taylor Councillor
Brad Eamon Councillor
Norm Noel Councillor
Gary Ward Councillor
REGRETS Tyson deMoissac Councillor
STAFF IN ATTENDANCE
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
MEDIA IN ATTENDANCE
Rushanthi Kesunathan St Paul Journal
2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA
21 Adoption of October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting Agenda
OM201910151001 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert to approve the October 15 2019 Meeting agenda as presented
CARRIED
3 REQUEST FOR DECISIONS
31 C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy (Draft)
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151002 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council approve the C 1200-15 Mayor and Council Remuneration Policy as presented
CARRIED
32 HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy (New - Draft)
OM201910151003 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council approve the HR 107-01 Travel Meals and Miscellaneous Allowances Policy as presented
CARRIED
33 Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting)
OM201910151004 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Administration select a suitable date and time for the Annual General Meeting (Town Hall Meeting) once the audited financial statements are completed and the Towns auditor and Council are available
CARRIED
34 Appointment of Solicitor
OM201910151005 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon that Council appoint Brownlee LLP and Reynolds Mirth Richards amp Farmer LLP as the Town of St Paulrsquos solicitors
CARRIED
35 Appointment of Auditors
OM201910151006 Moved by Councillor Gary Ward that Council appoint JMD Group LLP Chartered Accountants as the Town of St Pauls auditors
CARRIED
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
36 2020 Calendar 2020 Council Calendar
OM201910151007 Moved by Councillor Ron Boisvert that Council approve the 2020 calendar as amended
bull that the August 24 2020 Regular Council Meeting be cancelled
CARRIED
37 Bylaw 1219 Procedural Bylaw
OM201910151008 Moved by Councillor Nathan Taylor that Council direct Administration to review the procedural bylaw and bring back any proposed changes to Council for review at a future Committee of the Whole Meeting
CARRIED
38 Committee Listing Representatives
OM201910151009 Moved by Councillor Norm Noel that Council approve the following changesupdates to the 20192020 Committee Listing
bull Albertas Lakeland Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) or Travel Lakeland from Councillor Brad Eamon to Councillor Ron Boisvert and Mayor Maureen Miller as Alternate
bull Fire Protection from Councillor Gary Ward to Councillor Ron Boisvert
bull Intermunicipal Council Committee (ICC) - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Councillor Gary Ward
bull Lakeland Communities Health Advisory Council - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon and Mayor Maureen Miller
bull Marketing Committee Councillor Eamon and Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
bull Parks amp Recreation Board from Councillor Ron Boisvert to Councillor Gary Ward until October 18 2021 and Councillor deMoissac until October 18 2021
bull Remove the Regional Joint Health amp Safety Committee from the Committee listing as this is an internal operation
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Mayor Initials _____
Recording Secretary Initials _____
October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
bull St Paul and Area Tourism Initiative Committee - New Committee Councillor Brad Eamon
bull Waste Transfer amp Recycling Station Committee Councillor Taylor and Councillor Boisvert terms extended to October 18 2021
CARRIED
4 CLOSED MEETING SESSION
5 ADJOURNMENT 51 October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting
OM201910151010 Moved by Councillor Brad Eamon to adjourn the October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting at 648 pm
CARRIED
Maureen Miller Mayor
Aline Brousseau Recording Secretary
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2020 Calendar Legend
Office Closed Statutory Holidays (red text)Civic Holidays (Office Closed) - S 56 of the MGARegular Council Meetings (700 pm)Committee of The Whole (600 pm)Regular Council Committee of the Whole Meeting cancelled
Last Updated October 15 2019 Organizational Meeting (600 pm)Approved by Council October 15 2019 Conference Convention Trade Show Centerfield FireCouncil Resolution Number OM201910151007 Other Town Events amp FCSS are listed below each month with an
January February MarchS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 15 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 8 9 10 11 12 13 1419 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15 16 17 18 19 20 2126 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 311 Board Leadership Workshop Mar 2-Apr 29 Volunteer Income Tax Program
1 New Years Day 17 Family Day Shiverfest 16-18 Spring RMA Convention27 Pink Shirt Day
April May JuneS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 65 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 2019 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 22 23 24 25 26 2726 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 28 29 30
3110 Good Friday 13 Easter Monday 12-14 Clothing Exchange 4-7 FCM Conference (Toronto ON)18 Fire Dept 75th Anniversary Spring Ball 18 Victoria Day 12-14 Centerfield Music Festival17-19 Tradeshow (Sherwood Park AB) 26 26th Annual Walk of Friendship24-26 Tradeshow (Fort MuMurray AB)27-29 CPAA Conference (Red Deer AB)
July August SeptemberS M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 55 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 1919 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 2626 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30
30 311 Canada Day 3 Heritage Day 7 Labour Day 6-9 Camp Sunshine 31 Rodeo Kick Off Supper 23-25 AUMA Convention (Calgary AB)
October November December S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 54 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 1918 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 2625 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 27 28 29 30 31
3 St Paul Fire Department Open House 11 Remembrance Day 5 A Community Christmas - Tree Lighting6-8 Clothing Exchange 2-5 Fall RMA Convention 25 Christmas Day12 Thanksgiving 28-29 Civic Holidays (Office Closed)24-26 ARPA Conference30 Safe amp Sweet Halloween
Note(s) Deputy Mayor Appointments ScheduleThe meetings of Council will be held at the Town Hall (5101-50 Street) unless otherwise posted Councillor Eamon November 1 2019 to June 30 2020As per S 194 of the Municipal Government Act (MGA) Special Meetings of Council are held with Councillor Taylor July 1 2020 to February 28 2021no notice to the public due to their timing and nature of the issue (emergent issue)All meeting of Council are held in public unless Council moves into closed meeting (S 197 of MGA)
2020
2020
2020 2020
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Lynn Smid Director of FCSS Where we were
bull Indigenous Liaison Worker has been hired Judy Moosewah formerly with (Saddle Lake Boys amp Girls Club) will begin work with us on October 15 2019
bull Janet Singcol ndash our coordinator for Cradle to Crayon Coalition has resigned due to a workplace injury sustained at her other employment Her replacement is retired teacher Elizabeth Poitras
bull FASD Suicide Prevention and Alzheimerrsquos Awareness Days were well received by the community and several individuals thanked us for the information provided at Giant Tiger for Alzheimer support
bull 10 vehicles had their car seats checked on October 19th parents were grateful to have hands on accurate information
bull 883 individuals came through the doors of the Parent Link Clothing Exchange this year We had 25 volunteers who gave 151 hours of their time to make this event possible
bull Seniors Information Session was held at Reunion Station on October 9th 22 seniors attended to learn about provincial assistance programs and the ldquoSeniors without wallsrdquo program through Primary Care Network
Where we are
bull Advertising for St Paul Youth Council Mobile Escape room ndash October 31st 630-1030pm at the Recreation Center Tickets can be purchased at FCSS or the Library for $10 per room
bull Volunteer Banner Letters have been sent out along with a mock up of the new banners bull Promoting Snow Angels Program bull Accepting donations for Safe amp Sweet and planning for event
Where we are going
bull 2020-2023 Budget work bull Grant writing Course in Camrose ndash November 20th bull National Childs Day Planning bull Community Christmas Planning amp Tree Lighting for December 7th
21 Oct 2019 Regular CouncilAgenda Item - 62
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Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services Where we were
bull Working on projects budgeted in 2019 Hwy PlanStructure AreaPark Industrial 29881 fromcomments for waitingare We AlbertaTransportation to see if they require a Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) I have been unable to gain any input from their department I will continue to follow up with this Municipal Development Plan (MDP) Update if necessary to be consistent with the Land Use Bylaw (LUB) As well on my list of items to do is to prepare a draft bylaw for the Area Structure Plan process requirements Land Use Bylaw (LUB) Update Project launch was on March 1st Administration is working with ISL to revise the document into plain language text that can be easily interpreted by all
bull Preparation with CAO on the Organizational Meeting Agenda Where we are
bull Updating our Quality Management Plan (QMP) bull Inputting 2018 and 2019 safety codes permits and 2019 development permits into GIS This step
will help us daily with inquiries from the publicstaff on issued permits bull Working a rezoning application for this same meeting
Where we are going
bull Contacting owners for older safety codes permits (buildingelectricalplumbinggas) that still require inspections
bull Attached is the current 2019 Development Permit Listing to date We currently have received 50 applications this year At this time last year we had received 48 applications Inquiries for SeptOct have been a little slower
bull Working on Committee listing and updating membership per the annual Organizational Meeting
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2019 Development Permit No Roll Proposed Development
Permitted Use Discretionary Use Zoning Received Date (COMPLETE) File Acceptance Ltr 20 Day Complete Incomplete Ltr Issue Date Status Time to Issue Permit
DP 001-19 1781 Signage P C2 January 17 2019 January 21 2019 January 23 2019 January 23 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 002-19 331332 Signage P C1 January 18 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 January 21 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 003-19 1081 Minor Home Occupation P R2 January 23 2019 January 24 2019 January 29 2019 January 29 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 004-19 889 Eating Establishment P C1 February 5 2019 February 5 2019 February 6 2019 February 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 005-19 2435 Temporary Gas BarSign P C2 March 6 2019 March 14 2019 March 18 2019 March 18 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 006-19 199 Family Care Facility D R2 March 7 2019 na na na Withdrawn naDP 007-19 48 Commercial P C2 March 4 2019 March 14 2019 March 19 2019 April 8 2019 Issued 25 business daysDP 008-19 649 Fence amp Garage P R2 March 18 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 March 25 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 009-19 2806 Cannabis Facility D M May 1 2019 April 16 2019 May 23 2019 June 12 2019 Issued MPC 29 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 010-19 176 Driveway P R2 April 1 2019 na Exempt from DP April 5 2019 Exempt naDP 011-19 2814 Personal Service Facility P C1 April 16 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 April 26 2019 Issued 6 business daysDP 012-19 993 Fence P R2 April 3 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 April 5 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 013-19 1087 Fence P R2 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 April 11 2019 Issued same dayDP 014-19 2473 Deck extension P R1A April 23 2019 April 26 2019 May 3 2019 May 3 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 015-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 April 23 2019 May 3 2019 Refused May 23 2019 MPC naDP 016-19 1846 Fence P R2 May 3 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 May 6 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 017-19 869 Fence P R2 May 6 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 May 17 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 018-19 2847 Retail Store (Vape) amp 1 sign P C1 May 27 2019 May 22 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 019-19 1831 Signage P C1 May 16 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 May 28 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 020-19 2606 Patio P R2 May 17 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 May 29 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 021-19 356 Addition to Commercial BldgSigns P M June 18 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 June 26 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 022-19 1923 Fence Decorative P R1 May 23 2019 na Exempt from DP May 28 2019 Exempt NADP 023-19 134 Signage P C1 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 024-19 143701 Fence P R2 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 June 4 2019 Issued same dayDP 025-19 2272 Fence P I June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 June 7 2019 Issued same dayDP 026-19 353 Demolition of Dwelling P R2 June 4 2019 na na na WithdrawnDP 027-19 2651 Fence P R3 June 13 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 June 14 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 028-19 42 Addition to Existing Dwelling P R2 June 7 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 June 28 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 029-19 1456 Fence P R1 June 7 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 030-19 1695 Major Home Occupation D R2 WithdrawnDP 031-19 2148 Fence P R2 June 18 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 June 21 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 032-19 52 Retail Store (Vape) amp 2 signs P C2 June 20 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 June 27 2019 Issued 5 business daysDP 033-19 2644 Telecommunications Tower D C1 June 20 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 034-19 2538 Fence P R1A June 27 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 July 12 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 035-19 832 Barber Shop P C1 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 July 15 2019 Issued same dayDP 036-19 1938 Proposed Roof over existing deck P R2 July 3 2019 na Exempt from DP July 11 2019 Exempt NADP 037-19 889 Signage P C1 July 5 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 15 business daysDP 038-19 704 Private Child Care P R2 July 2 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 July 26 2019 Issued 18 business daysDP 039-19 1610 Deck amp addition to existing dwelling P R2 July 23 2019 na July 31 2019 August 28 2019 Issued MPC 28 days (incl 21 day appeal)DP 040-19 2329 Covered Deck P R2 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 30 2019 July 31 2019 Issued 1 business dayDP 041-19 2389 Addition to existing shop P CD July 31 2019 August 19 2019 August 19 2019 September 9 2019 Issued Council - issued September 9 2019DP 042-19 1452 Covered Deck P R1 July 31 2019 July 31 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 10 business daysDP 043-19 1900 New Deck P R2 August 2 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 August 15 2019 Issued 8 business daysDP 044-19 2462 SFD w att garage amp decks P R1A August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 August 28 2019 Issued same dayDP 045-19 220 Pharmacy amp Signage P C2 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 September 3 2019 Issued same dayDP 046-19 2067 Relocation of business P C2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 September 17 2019 Issued 3 business daysDP 047-19 2030 New Deck P R2 September 12 2019 September 17 2019 September 18 2019 September 18 2019 Issued 2 business daysDP 048-19 2102 New Dealership amp Signage P C2 October 7 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 October 11 2019 Issued 4 business daysDP 049-19 1535 Fence P R2 September 23 2019 October 2 2019 October 4 2019 October 4 2019 Issued 9 business daysDP 050-19 662 Demolition of Dwelling P UR October 7 2019
Last Updated October 15 2019
21 Oct 2019 R
egular Council
Agenda Item - 63
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Trevor Kotowich Municipal Enforcement Where we were
bull On September 27 CPO Stevens attended Indigenous Training at Blue Quills University bull SPME along with Commercial Vehicle Enforcement conducted a joint operation targeting
dangerous goods bull Complaints received from SPECS regarding speeding vehicles during student pickup times No
violations in this zone have been observed by either Officer yet bull September 2019 stats attached
Where we are
bull We have seen an increase in animal at large complaints bull I have been working on a replacement strategy for our 2013 patrol vehicle bull CPOs continue to conduct proactive patrols around the community
Where we are going
bull As we get ready for the winter weather to arrive SPME will be reminding residents of the snow-removal bylaw
bull I have received a number of visibility concerns at intersections from SPERD and their bus drivers Together with PW Manager we will address these concerns shortly
bull November Bylaw Education Enforcement Program (BEEP) will focus on snow removal from sidewalks and use of seat-belts
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Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective Services Where we were
bull On Saturday October 5th we hosted our Fire Prevention Week Open House Thank you to all Council members who attended and Councillor Ron Boisvert for volunteering to BBQ
bull School fire drills were conducted on October 8th bull DC Thomson wrapped up his school bus safety lessons for the year SPECS saw 325 students
with Glen Avon having over 500 Where we are
bull Our members are out in the community selling our 2020 calendars Thank you to everyone who continues to support our cause All monies raised go directly back into training and equipping our members
bull I am continuing to work on our 2020 operating budget bull A number of repairs were conducted by DC Thomson on our apparatus including replacing a
primer pump on an engine This repair would have had to been otherwise outsourced costing a significant amount of money and down time
Where we are going
bull On November 1st our tickets for our Spring Ball Anniversary celebration go on sale If early indications are correct the event will be sold-out rather quickly
bull Fire Services led by DC Thomson will be conducting fire extinguisher training for the County PW staff on November 1st
bull October 30th myself and DC Thomson will be attending a Wildfire Management meeting in Smoky Lake
bull Our final regional fire training course for the year is on November 1-319
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Rod Griffiths Director of Finance Where we were
bull Reviewing the Towns 2019 Capital Budget changes and project deferrals with regard to our 2019 MSI (Capital) funding
bull Cleaning up a few small posting errors in the GL (both budget and actuals) prior to preparing the September Budget Variance reports for Council
Where we are
bull Completing our annual Insurance Renewal Questionnaire In general property insurance premiums will be seeing a significant increase due to both the size and frequency of weather related events and damages Hopefully the Alberta Municipal Insurance Exchange (through AUMA) will help mitigate the impact on our 2020 property insurance premiums
bull Our HR Coordinator is working towards the November 1st switch to our new Benefit Plan provider
bull Department Heads are preparing 10 year vehicle and equipment replacement plans as the first step towards preparing the Towns first Five Year Capital Plan for 2020
Where we are going
bull Installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Fixed Assets (Town staff will be preparing our Tangible Capital Asset schedules this year instead of the auditor)
bull Following that we will be installing the Bellamy accounting software module for Project Costing for implementation Jan1 2020 This module will allow the Town to better track public works project costs as well as being able to assign operating costs to specific vehicles and pieces of equipment
bull Both of these software modules will be able to capture additional information for use in the Towns Municipal Asset Management Program and GIS system
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Harvey Smyl Director of Parks amp Recreation Where we were
bull The Aquatic Centre was closed most of September for our annual general maintenance and is in full operation now
bull The Clancy and CAP Arena are both now open and running bull We have winterized the Irrigation System at Spray Park Overnight Campground Baseball
building Iron Horse Campground and Soccer Fields Soccer pitches and ball diamonds have been aerated and sprayed
Where we are
bull Closing of the Tourism Center and Iron Horse Trail Campground for the Winter Season bull The Golf Course will be closed as of Sunday October 21 Season ending maintenance will
continue for another couple of weeks Planting of trees on Hole 16 between Fairway and homes should be done by end of October
bull Working with Municipal Enforcement on Parking and Camping restriction signage for Town Parks and Facilities
Where we are going
bull We are doing year end inventory at the Pro Shop and Real Joly will be attending the PGA Buymart Golf show in Calgary October 25 and 26
bull If weather continues to be nice we will do some pruning of trees for safety and security reasons at Lagasse Park
bull I will be attending the ARPA Conference with Councilor Boisvert and Councilor deMoissac October 24 25 and 26
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Steven Jeffrey Director of Public Works Where we were
bull Pothole patching and road repair bull Sanitary sewer main replacements on 52 avenue and service road bull Contracted services were in town for concrete curb and guttersidewalk replacement bull Golf course storm repair is now complete bull Water valve refurbishing in various locations bull 42 street reconstruction is complete
Where we are
bull Water valve refurbishing is ongoing as needed with leaks that appear High traffic areas have been taken care of
bull Replacing sanitary sewer services to residents that experience reoccurring back upsfloods (both with town forces and contracted services)
bull Last of the street sweeping is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Last of the concrete crews work is happening now before it becomes too cold bull Asphalt overlays are ongoing and will be until the weather does not allow us to continue
Where we are going
bull The Sanding truck has been placed back in service and is ready for winter operation bull Fire Hydrants will be drained and prepped for winter bull Working with AEP on finding a solution for golf course drainage to Upper Therien Lake bull 2020 budgeting
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Bert Pruneau Director of Utilities Where we were
bull The solids from the detention ponds needed to be removal to start the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre The quickest way to move forward with the upgrades at the Pollution Control Centre was to use Geo-tubes for solids removal
bull Attended the Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades - Meeting 2 held at the Town office Some of the topics covered were construction Schedule Wastewater Treatment Plant work schedule site security site safety etc
bull Attended the WCW operators conference in Edmonton Alberta MPE Engineering did a technical presentation on our Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrades
Where we are
bull Pollution Control Centre - The addition to the Wastewater Treatment Plant will be encroaching pond 1 so the transfer pipe in-between detention ponds 1 and 2 to be removed and pond 1 will be de-commissioned and filled in with clay to accommodate the new building
bull PCC - Locate buried utilities remove top soil start excavation bull Normal day-to-day operations will continue at the Pollution Control Centre during excavation
Where we are going
bull Site Orientation with Maple Reinders Construction Anyone with the orientation will be allowed on the worksite during construction along as they meeting the minimum safety requirements
bull Next meeting for Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades is October 23 2019 bull Review our new Wastewater Treatment draft approval will send comments or concerns back to
Alberta Environment
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Residential Disabled Parking Sign
BACKGROUND
We have a request from a resident at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul to install a disabled parking stall sign in front of their residence Parking spaces are most often limited and a challenge to find near their home Their daughter has both mobility and vision limitations so having a designated parking stall outside in front of their home would ensure a parking space is available to the resident and caregivers
BUDGETFINANCIAL
Approximately $100 for the purchase of sign and installation from Public Works
OPTIONS
1 Council approve the request to have a designated disabled parking
stall identified in front of the residence at 5702 - 46 Ave in St Paul 2 Council deny the request
RECOMMENDATION
That Council direct Administration to designate a disabled parking stall and have Public Works install the sign at 5702 - 46 Ave
PREPARED BY
Trevor Kotowich Director of Protective ServicesFire Chief
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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5702 ndash 46 Ave
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Proposed Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning of Lot 1 Block 36 Plan 1123632 from Residential District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2) - 1st Reading
BACKGROUND
A rezoning request has been received for Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 5417-56 Street (Tax Roll 186001) from R1 to C2 The fee of $100000 was paid on October 4 2019 Per discussion with the applicant the reason for the request is the applicant wishes to utilize the property for storage and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business Their letter of intent is attached for reference A review has been conducted of our planning documents and applicable legislation
bull The subject property is within the Residential Development Policy Area (Section 60) in Municipal Development Plan (MDP) - Bylaw 1157 Administration feels that the proposal meets the requirements (future direction) of the MDP
bull The subject property meets the minimum lot size requirements in C2 District Land Use Bylaw - Bylaw 1242
bull Per the attached zoning map the subject property is surrounded by a mix of zonings as follows R1 (Residential Low Density District) R2 (Residential Medium Density District) P (Community District) and I (Industrial District) per the attached zoning map
Rezoning Bylaw Process
bull 1st Reading considered by Council ndash Date October 21 2019 bull If 1st Reading is passed a Public Hearing is held at a subsequent
Council meeting to hear public input on the proposed bylaw The bylaw must be advertised for 2 consecutive weeks in the St Paul Journal as well as notification letters sent to adjacent landowners as per the Municipal Government Act Section 606 (AdvertisementBylaw) and Section 230 (When to hold a public hearing) ndash Date November 12 2019 PH
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Request for Decision
bull If no concerns are raised at the Public Hearing Council can consider final readings of the bylaw as soon as November 12 2019
BUDGETFINANCIAL
OPTIONS
1 That Council consider 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw so that
public input can be obtained 2 That Council defeat 1st Reading of the proposed bylaw as it does not
meet the Towns planning documents
RECOMMENDATION
That Bylaw 2019-08 be given first reading this 21st day of October 2019
PREPARED BY
Aline Brousseau Director of Planning amp Legislative Services
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 1 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 OF THE
TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________
A BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA TO AMEND BYLAW NO 1242 BEING THE LAND USE BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF ST PAUL _____________________________________________________________________________________ WHEREAS Council has adopted Town of St Paul Land Use Bylaw 1242 to be used as the Land Use Bylaw WHEREAS it is deemed expedient to amend Bylaw 1242 as set out in Section 692 of the Municipal Government Act RSA 2000 c M-26 and amendments thereto NOW THEREFORE under the authority and subject to the provisions of the Municipal Government Act and by virtue of all other enabling powers the Municipal Council of the Town of St Paul Alberta duly assembled hereby enacts as follows
1 That Part ldquo11rdquo of the Town of St Paul Bylaw Land Use Bylaw 1242 be amended such that all portions of Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632 as shown on Schedule ldquoArdquo be rezoned from Residential (Low Density) District (R1) to Highway Commercial District (C2)
2 This bylaw shall come into effect upon passing of the third reading and final reading
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN FIRST READING THIS 21ST DAY OF OCTOBER 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 2 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN SECOND READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
MOTION BY COUNCILLOR _____________ THAT BYLAW 2019-08 BE GIVEN THIRD AND FINAL READING THIS ____ DAY OF _______________ 2019
Maureen Miller Mayor
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Page 3 of 3 Mayor Initials _____
CAO Initials _____ Bylaw 2019-08 Rezoning
BYLAW 2019-08 SCHEDULE A
Rezoning from R1 to C2 Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
5417-56 Street
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Town of St Paul
Date OtzoggDate October 02 2019
OFFICE USE ONLY
Application Fee
________________
ReceiptNo Ii Date Received
TOWN OF SWST
Box 1480St Paul AS TOA 3A0Phone 780-645-4481Fax 780-645-5076wwwtownstpauLabca
PLANNING AND LAND USE APPLICATION
Roll NoSECTION A - CONTACT INFORMATION
Applicants Name
-
LandownerrsquosName
SECTION B mdash SITE INFORMATION
StreetAddress 41] - P
LOT I BLOCK PLAN IIL32 ParcelSize
SECTION C - LAND USE BYLAW AMENDMENT OR NEW PLAN OR PLAN AMENDMENTapplication Forii New Statutory Plan f1 New Non-Statutory Plan J Re-designation EJ Land Use Bylaw Text Amendment E1 Amendment
Land Use DistrictZoning RI-
Name of PlanProposed Land Use DistrictlZoning
Reason for Request i rz1 lsquo -t iprsarsquo SL I lsquo
SECTION D - AUTHORIZATION
submitting an application I amallowing the right of entry for inspection purposes I hereby make application and acknowledge allplans and information submittedare to the le true and accurate
lsquomdash 10122019 51000 PM MOT
_
lsquomdash 10212019 51122 PM MDT
The personalinformation provideds being collected underthe authority ofthe MunicipalGovernmentActand wilibe used forthe purposes underthatAct The personalinformation thatyou provide may be made public subjectto the provisions ofthe Freedom oflnformation and Protection ofPrivacy Act Any questions regarding the collection use or disposal of thisinformation should be directed to the FOIP CoordInatorfor the Town ofSt Paul
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October 3 2019
Town of St PaulBox 1480St Paul ABTOA 3A0
Attention Aline BrousseauDirector of Planning amp Legislative Services
Dear Ms Brousseau
RE Rezoning Application - 5417-56 Street St Paul AB
Please take this correspondence as support for the application for rezoning the property situateat 541 756 Street (the ldquopropertyrdquo)
We have made an Offer to Purchase the property with the intent to utilize the property for thestorage of and operation of a yard and garden maintenance business The Offer has beenaccepted and is subject to the rezoning of the property from Ri to an acceptable commercialuse prior to December 16 2019
We currently operate our business from our home located within the County of St Paul about20km outside of the Town of St Paul It is estimated that approximately 85 of the work of thebusiness is conducted within the Town of St Paul which requires us to haul equipment andoften make multiple trips to conduct business Purchasing the property with the currentstructure would allow more efficient operation with onsite storage of equipment to include butnot limited to a bobcat blades and buckets trailer mowers ladders and various hand toolsand accessories
The business operations currently consist ofa Lawn care (commercial and residential)a Tree and shrub pruning and removal
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Yard dean up and debris removal
Window washing
I-louse and deck washing gutter cleaning
Handyman services
Bobcat services
Landscaping
Snow removal (commercial and residential)
The business currently consists of ourselves (operations and administration) and two parttimeemployees It is not always necessary for employees to travel to the business as they mostoften meet at the job site location As a business which conducts services off site hours ofoperation generally run between 830am and 6pm but can vary in the winter season dependantupon weather
The property first came to our attention listed on Realtorca as a commercial property which leadus to believe the property could be utilized in the manner desired The property while zoned RIappears to be somewhat unsuitable as it would be difficult or impossible to build a residencethat would complement the existing neighbourhood given the required setbacks and existingstructure
The neighbourhood is low density residential with large residential lots a large park across thestreet and backing on to the Iron Horse Trail It is also located near the outskirts of the Town ofSt Paul with easy access routes that would limit disruption to existing residents
It should be further noted that in keeping with the nature of the business we understand thedesire to keep a well maintained and groomed property It would be our intent that the propertybe kept to the same standard we provide to our customers
It is our intent to facilitate the process of rezoning and would be readily available to provideadditional information or answer questions as required for Council to make a decision
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21 Oct 2019 R
egular Council
Agenda Item - 72
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
15
50 FUTURE LAND USE 51 Future Land Use Policy The Municipal Development Plan located in Appendix 1 outlines the future land use concept for the Town of St Paul The map contains conceptual patterns for land use and the transportation network in the Town and consequently provides the direction of growth for the community Development within the Town shall be guided by the goals objectives and policies as outlined in the plan in conjunction with the Municipal Development Plan The Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) reinforces the general pattern of development currently found within the Town Additional land for future residential and commercial uses within the County to the east of the Town has been identified Future annexation applications will be required for this development to occur 52 Land Use Classifications The Land Use Classifications shown on the Municipal Development Plan (Appendix 1) are defined as follows Residential Residential areas are to be developed with a mix of predominantly for low medium and high density housing This zone also includes associated institutional religious educational small scale neighbourhood commercial and public uses at a scale and density compatible with the residential neighbourhood Commercial Areas for commercial development are focused along Highway 29 and 50th Street There are two dominate types of commercial development serving St Paul as follows
- Downtown Commercial
The area containing primary and secondary commercial uses and compatible office residential institutional cultural and recreational uses which together form the downtown of St Paul
- Major Commercial Major commercial areas include large format retail development and other smaller retail developments that service the larger stores Highway Commercial is made up of land abutting Highway 29 predominantly on the outskirts of the Town Business Employment Proposed locations for Business Employment uses are shown on the Future Land Use Map These areas are intended to encompass a broad range of manufacturing and other industrial processes including yard storage which may have some nuisance factors
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St Paul Municipal Development Plan Town of St Paul
16
that do not extend beyond the site boundaries Business employment also includes manufacturing processing repair research distribution and ancillary office sales and storage whose operations are mainly confined to an enclosed structure with no off-site nuisance factors No heavy industrial uses will be permitted within the Townrsquos boundaries ParksOpen SpaceSchoolCommunity Facility As illustrated conceptually on the Future Land Use Map existing parks and natural areas will continue to be linked through greenways and multi-purpose trails connecting parks recreation facilities school sites and other activity areas Any new development will encompass parks and open space areas and will be linked to the remainder of the Town by trails and access points
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Site Inspection Photos captured on October 15 2019 5417-56 Street Lot 1 Block 1 Plan 1123632
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1 PURPOSE
To permit a wide range of commercial activities at the discretion of the Development Authority provided that no
use or development shall take place that in the opinion of the Development Authority is or may become obnoxious
or a nuisance
2 PERMITTED AND DIRECTIONARY USES
Amusement establishment indoor All uses described as Discretionary Uses within the C1
District
Business support services establishments Bus depots
Commercial schools Drive-in businesses
Eating and drinking establishments Equipment rental establishments
General retail establishments Industrial vehicle and equipment salesrentals
establishments
Government services Private clubs
Health services Storage facilities indoor
Hotels Storage facilities outdoor
Libraries and cultural exhibits Truck and recreational vehicle salesrentals
establishments
Public parks Trucking and cartage establishments
Office uses Vehicle and equipment salesrentals establishments
Personal service shops Vehicle body repair and paint shops
Public and quasi-public uses Veterinary clinic large animal
Retail stores Warehouses
Solar energy collection systems Other uses which in the opinion of the Development
Authority are similar to the above mentioned
permitted and discretionary uses
Utility public Buildings and uses accessory to Discretionary Uses
Veterinary clinics
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If the floor space area used is not greater than 4000 m2
(43060 ft2) the manufacture or treatment of products
essential to the retail business conducted on the
premises provided that such activity does not involve
the use of hazardous chemicals or the killing of animals
or meat packing for example Bakery Butcher Shop and
the manufacture of confectionary items)
Buildings and uses accessory to Permitted Uses
3 REGULATIONS
2400 m2 (25830 ft2)
75 m (246 ft)
Front 75 m (246 ft)
Except where the Development Authority may deem it unnecessary
considering existing development
Rear 75 m (246 ft)
Or as required by the Development Authority
Side 15 m (49 ft)
None on those rear lines adjacent to land in a Commercial District If
the side line is adjacent to any other District the minimum side yard
shall be 15 m (49 ft)
Where shopping centres or groups of commercial uses are to be built
on a single lot or grouping of lots regulations shall be determined by
the Development Authority who shall deal with the overall scheme for
the site taking into account buildings access parking and the nature
of the specific commercial uses
As required by the Development Authority
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No use shall be established that in the opinion of the Development
Authority is or will become obnoxious or a nuisance
As required by the Development Authority
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Town of St Paul
100 yd100 m
Scale 1 8576
Town of St Paul makes no representation or warranties regarding the information contained in thisdocument including without limitation whether said information is accurate or complete Personsusing this document do so solely at their own risk and Town of St Paul shall have no liability to suchperson for any loss or damage whatsoever This document shall not be copied or distributed to anyperson without the express written consent of the Town of St Paul Copyright Town of St Paul AllRights Reserved
Town of St Paul Date Created 10182019Page 19 of 21
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egular Council
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LAND TITLE CERTIFICATE
SLINC TITLE NUMBERSHORT LEGAL
0034 869 636 132 317 425112363211
LEGAL DESCRIPTIONPLAN 1123632
BLOCK 1
LOT 1
EXCEPTING THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS
ESTATE FEE SIMPLE
ATS REFERENCE 49588SW
MUNICIPALITY TOWN OF ST PAUL
REFERENCE NUMBER 112 232 893
CONSIDERATIONDOCUMENT TYPE VALUEREGISTERED OWNER(S)
132 317 425 TRANSFER OF LAND $225000 $225000
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03102013
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OWNERS
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DATE (DMY) PARTICULARS
ENCUMBRANCES LIENS amp INTERESTS
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CAVEAT03111992922 337 008RE EASEMENT
CAVEATOR - ALBERTA POWER LIMITED
10035 105 STREET EDMONTON
ALBERTA
AGENT - LORRIE SAWCHUK
AFFECTS PART OF THIS TITLE
18072011112 217 567 CAVEAT
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DATE (DMY) PARTICULARS
ENCUMBRANCES LIENS amp INTERESTS
REGISTRATION
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------NUMBER
2PAGE 132 317 425
RE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO MUNICIPAL
GOVERNMENT ACT
CAVEATOR - THE TOWN OF ST PAUL
BOX 1480 ST PAUL
ALBERTA T0A3A0
AGENT - BILL DOLMAN
002TOTAL INSTRUMENTS
END OF CERTIFICATE
ORDER NUMBER
CUSTOMER FILE NUMBER
38192238
ATB
THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES CERTIFIES THIS TO BE AN
ACCURATE REPRODUCTION OF THE CERTIFICATE OF
TITLE REPRESENTED HEREIN THIS 16 DAY OF
OCTOBER 2019 AT 1044 AM
THIS ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED LAND TITLES PRODUCT IS INTENDED
FOR THE SOLE USE OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AND NONE OTHER
SUBJECT TO WHAT IS SET OUT IN THE PARAGRAPH BELOW
THE ABOVE PROVISIONS DO NOT PROHIBIT THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER FROM
INCLUDING THIS UNMODIFIED PRODUCT IN ANY REPORT OPINION
APPRAISAL OR OTHER ADVICE PREPARED BY THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER AS
PART OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER APPLYING PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING
OR TECHNICAL EXPERTISE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CLIENT(S)
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Questica Budgeting Software
BACKGROUND
Administration is looking at a more efficient way of doing budgets other than excel spreadsheets We have found a product called Questica that allows us to work on departmental budgets simultaneously create detailed reports pull departmental budgets into an overall budget without the duplication and errors that plague the spreadsheet model This product is fully compatible with Bellamy and gives us far more flexibility When you start working on such a large scale (2720 lines with formulas and sub-formulas and totals and grand totals) and then try to incorporate it into a three or five year budget it becomes unwieldy and subject to errors Trying to find errors then becomes incredibly time consuming I have currently spoken to 5 municipalities who say it is amazing to work with It sits right on top of Bellamy which is our main accounting software and draws the information it requires for variance reports among others The cost for this program is $14500 per year and a $10000 installation charge They are guaranteeing the annual fee for 5 years The installation for the Bellamy budgeting module is $35000 From a municipal perspective there are only two or three accounting packages and they are all notorious for poor customer service We can put in a ticket to Bellamy when we have a problem and it is not unusual for them to take a week or more to respond Follow up calls get you nowhere However with Questica sitting on top of Bellamy we can use the data within Bellamy and have much greater scope of options with which we can produce budgets both short and long term and well as a myriad of other reports From the other communities we called they say the customer service is responsive and supportive
BUDGETFINANCIAL
The initial installation cost is $14000 and then $10000 per year As the year starts upon installation most of the d$10000 would be attributed to next
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Request for Decision
years budget Once again this year we will be at least $145000 under budget on our RCMP budget because of the empty positions during the year If Council will allow us to reallocate $16000 to this software program it will not effect our bottom line
OPTIONS
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
2 Council to not approve reallocating money from the policing budget and to not purchasing the budgeting software Questica
RECOMMENDATION
1 For council to approve the reallocation of $12500 from the policing
budget to purchase and install the budgeting and reporting software Questica
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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Better public sectorbudgeting andperformance
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Questica works with government agencies to better enable data-drivenbudgeting and decision-making while increasing data accuracy savingtime and improving stakeholder trust
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Lloydminster City of AB Population 31483
Mackenzie County AB Population 10927
4 Morinville Town of AB Population 8569
-OkotoksTheTownof AB Population 24511
Opportunity MD of AB Population 3074
Peace River Town of AB Population 6729
Pincher Creek MD AB Population 3158
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Brazeau County AB Population 7201
Red Deer County AB Population 18351
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Rocky View County AB Population 36461
Saddle Hills County AB Population 2288
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Camrose City of AB Population 17286
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Chestermere City of AB Population 14824
Cypress County AB Population 7214
Devon Town of AB Population 6500
Edmonton City of AB Population 812200
Foothills No 31 MD AB Population 21258
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Short Term Disability Policy
BACKGROUND
With our new benefit package coming into effect on November 1 2019 we have to have a Short Term Disability Policy in place to support the new self funded Short Term Disability Plan This policy ensures that strict guidelines about when claims can be made and when not The disability manager ensures that treatments are followed and appointments are kept The direction of the policy is get employees back to work if at all possible but also to support them through the process This policy should be in place before the plan comes into effect
BUDGETFINANCIAL
NA
OPTIONS
1 Council to pass this policy as presented 2 Council to pass this policy as amended
RECOMMENDATION
Council to pass this policy as presented
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY POLICY
The purpose of the Town of St Paulrsquos Short-Term Disability (STD) policy is to provide replacement income should you become totally disabled as a result of non-work-related illness or injury
The Town of St Paul will use the services of an external disability management provider Homewood Health Inc for all non-work-related illness or injury absences Homewood Health Inc (HHI) will ensure employees receive early medical intervention appropriate treatment support and advice as well as confirm to the Town of St Paul that the absence is medically required
The Town of St Paul will pay the appropriate disability payments to an employee via payroll
ELIGIBILITYYou are eligible to apply for STD benefits if you are
Permanent full-time or Part-time and work a minimum of 20 hours a week and have completed 3 months of
continuous active employment
QUALIFYING PERIODThis is the period for which you have actually been disabled before you may receive a bi-weekly STD benefit The qualifying period is
a) Accident 0 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is laterb) Hospitalization 0 consecutive work daysc) Sickness 7 consecutive work days or the first day you consulted a doctor whichever is later
If you become disabled during a lay-off or approved leave of absence and your coverage continues during this time you will be eligible for benefit payments following your recall or scheduled return to full time work with your employer You must have been totally disabled for the qualifying period and still be totally disabled on the date you are recalled or scheduled to return to full time work
INTERRUPTED PERIODS OF DISABILTYIf you had a total disability for which STD benefits were paid and total disability occurs again due to the same illness or related causes HHI will consider it a continuation of your previous total disability if it occurs within two (2) weeks of the end of your previous disability You must be covered actively employed with the Town of St Paul when the total disability reoccurs
These benefits will be based on your coverage as it existed on the original date of total disability and will be paid for no longer than the rest of the Maximum Benefit Period
DEFINITIONlsquoTotally disabledrsquo and lsquototal disabilityrsquo Means that you have a medical impairment due to illness or injury which prevents you from
performing the essential duties of the occupation in which you participated just before the total disability started
The availability of work that you perform does not affect the determination of totally disabled or total disability
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SHORT TERM DISABILITY BENEFIT Where you have met the requirements of the eligibility requirements and qualifying period you may be eligible for the following coverage
Benefit amount will be 85 of regular weekly earnings (excluding bonuses expense allowances over time pay)
The maximum benefit period will be 17 weeks from the beginning of the absence or the end of the elimination period (depending on LTD Plan)
Benefits are taxable
TERMINATION OF BENEFITSTD benefits will cease on the earlier of The date you are no longer totally disabled The end of the maximum benefit period of 17 weeks of payment The date you retire The date you die The date of separation from employment for any reason other than illness or injury if the notice of
separation was given prior to the beginning of the illness or injury
WHAT IS NOT COVEREDSTD Benefits are not payable for any period If you are not under the care of a licensed physician You are not receiving appropriate treatment You work in any occupation for wage or profit or accept an offer of employment with any other
company or become self-employed You receive earnings or payment from the Town of St Paul (except the Short Term Disability
payments which will come through payroll) or any employer including severance payments and vacation pay
You fail to comply with any proposed modified return to work programs If you receive or are entitled to receive a benefit under any Workers Compensation or similar
law You are absent from Canada longer than 4 weeks due to any reason unless approved by
Homewood Health in advance During a time when you are an inmate in a prison or correctional facility You fail to provide Homewood Health Inc the required medical documentation or information
so that the claim for disability benefits can be adjudicated including ongoing assessment following the initial adjudication
You fail to cooperate with Homewood Health Inc including attending examinations by independent experts as chosen by the disability case manager
While incarcerated You willfully participate in riots wars or disorderly conduct Where you sustain Injuries or diseases acquired while committing or attempting to commit a
criminal offence or Due to elective cosmetic or experimental surgery unless the surgery or treatment is for
accidental injuries or unless the surgery is medically necessary as determined by the provincial health care plan in the province where the employee resides
Chiropractor Nurse Practitioner Dentist may be considered for the first two weeks of absence
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CLAIMING THE BENEFITContact your Human Resources to obtain the necessary forms for completion
The claim should be submitted to HHI within 10 business days of the date you become totally disabled Please be sure that all parts are fully completed to avoid any delays in the processing of your claim There will be no disruption in the transition from regular pay to Short Term Disability benefits provided HHI receives all information with the 10 business days
HHI will review the medical information and provide the Town of St Paul with their recommendation based on their review and if approved the Town of St Paul will continue Short Term Disability benefits on the regular bi-weekly payroll run
NON-SUPPORT OF BENEFITSIf information provided does not support a total disability or HHI does not receive any information or cannot reach you after three attempts on three different days recommendation to not support the case will be made to the Town of St Paul The Town of St Paul will determine whether to support or not support benefit payments and advise HHI accordingly
APPEAL PROCESSIf your application for Short Term Disability is not supported you can appeal this decision by submitting NEW and current medical information to HHI This new medical information must address the rationale for non-support New information must be provided within 30 days of the non-support of your case
WHAT IF MY DISABILITY EXCEEDS 17 WEEKSIf your disability is expected to exceed the 17-week Short Term Disability Maximum Benefit Period HHI will notify the Town of St Paul to send the Long-Term Disability (LTD) claim forms to you 6-8 weeks before the end of the 17-week Maximum Benefit Period That will allow GroupSource to open the LTD claim and gather the required medical information well before the anticipated LTD benefit start date
SUBROGATIONIf your total disability is the result of an accident or other cause for which a third party is wholly or partially responsible you have an obligation to take all necessary steps to recover compensation for the cost of the total amount of any benefits you receive under this STD plan from the third party
You must inform Human Resources of any claim for damages against a third party and enter into a reimbursement agreement with the Town of St Paul to refund from any award of damages the funds the Town of St Paul deems are representative of duplication of the total amount of benefits you have received under this STD policy
POLICY REVIEWThe Town of St Paul reserves the right to review alter this policy at any time Changes made to the policy will be communicated
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Request for Decision
TOWN OF ST PAUL
REQUEST FOR DECISION
DATE
October 21 2019
TOPIC
Funding for display case in Clancy arena for hockey and skating memorabilia
BACKGROUND
Citizens within our community and the local hockey clubs have collected over the years a great deal of hockey memorabilia They would like to display these items at the Clancy Arena There are suitable display cabinets at the School Board that we can have if the Council in conjunction with County Council will contribute $1500 (each) to their rehabilitation (paint new glass hardware etc If County Council will agrees to contribute to this cause they will pay us their portion which we will add to the Towns portion and we will in turn pay the cabinet maker Administration staff is advising Council to not get involved in either who gets what cabinets and who is or who is not involved in displaying memorabilia The memorabilia is not the property of the Town It will take some time for the clubs to raise enough money to have the memorabilia properly displayed as they would prefer so this will be an ongoing project for some time However the final product will be something that the hockey community and the Town will be proud of This will align with the recommendation from the Recreation Board
BUDGETFINANCIAL
$1500 from Community Grant program
OPTIONS
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
2 The Town Council not approve the request to pay $1500 toward the rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
3 option
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Request for Decision
RECOMMENDATION
1 The Town Council approve the request to pay $1500 toward the
rehabilitation of cabinets to display locally contributed hockey memorabilia
PREPARED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
APPROVED BY
Kim Heyman Chief Administrative Officer
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n4 DELEGATIONSI 41 Pierre deMoissac - St Paul Jr B I Minor HockeyCORRESPONDENCE Proposal
P deMoissac shared that he has procured ten 4x8 footwall display units (6 inches wide) for free from old AshmontSchool Robert Lajoie can refinish them for approximately$200 per unit plus replacement of some broken glassPierre presented mock-ups of metal plates with photo androster to demonstrate what is possible for inside thedisplays They are between $40-$60 per plate average of
i $50 each and 62 years of history (1956-now) comes to approximately $3 100 plus $2 000+ to restore wall units The total cost of the project would be approximately
$5000 spread over a 2-3 year period
Pierre is willing to do the research and work required to-
- organize the history for the hockey displays There is roomfor all the cabinets to fit upstairs in the concession area but
suggested putting one cabinet by the Jr B dressing roomwith the most recent team information if they want He alsosuggested dedicating a cabinet upstairs to Clancy Richardand the arena history
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Jr B I Minor Hockey DisplaysFROM PREVIOUSMINUTES H Smyl suggested sharing the display cabinets with the
Jr B Canadiens Minor Hockey and Figure Skating HSmyl added that Minor Hockey has stated they would liketo contribute financially toward this project and will discusswith the other groups to contribute toward their owncontentphotos in the displays
R Boisvert suggested making an action plan to get thecabinets cleaned up and installed as a first step and thentalk to the groups involved and make a budget for the nextfew years for the photosarticles in the display
PR20190220102 Moved by County of St Paul Member-at-Large Leo deMoissac tomake a proposal to both the Town and County Council to eachcontribute $1500 each for a total of $3000 to clean repair and installthe ten cabinets
Chairperson Initials
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
February 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
20 Mar2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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4 DELEGATIONS 41 Dan Reid - Skate Park UpdateCORRESPONDENCE Dan Reid provided an update on the Skate Park project
Full presentation link attached in agenda package Hestated that they are hoping to break ground in July 2019and complete the build in October 2019 as they wereapproved for a $36130800 Community FacilityEnhancement Program (CFEP) Grant on March 7 2019His next task is a request to the County of St Paulregarding excavation The parking lot will be dirt initiallylandscaping will be a project for 2020 D Reid also notedthat Skateboarding will debut at the 2020 SummerOlympics
5 BUSINESS ARISING 51 Clancy Display CabinetsFROM PREVIOUS H Smyl reported that the Figure Skating Club is interestedMINUTES ) in one cabinet and Jr B Canadiens have stated that
zrsquo money is a concern for them Display case contents will beat the cost of each individual user group A request will be
made to County Council to support half the cost of repairing and mounting the display cabinets in the amount
of $150000
52 Skijoring Event Review (2)L deMoissac reported that the Skijoring even held onMarch 9th was a great success despite the cold weather Itwas held on a 114 mile track by Arctic Cat and was a goodlocation The track was approximately 1000 feet but needsto be extended for next year There was a BBQ as well asbeer gardens with plans of expanding the event in thefuture H Smyl noted that it would be nice to include theevent with Shiver Fest so that it was all together LdeMoissac suggested holding it on the other side of theIron Horse Trail Campground as there would be lots ofspace This would keep all the activities in the samegeneral area L deMoissac will bring the suggestion backto the AG Society
53 Online Campground Reservation ProgramH Smyl presented a draft of the campground maps forreview and feedback All the information is being puttogether and sent in to build the online site The contractwill be signed shortly M Brousseau inquired whether or
chairperson Initials_
Director of Parks and Recreation Initials
______
March 20 2019Parks and Recreation Board Meeting
l7Apr 2019 Parks and Recreation BoardAgenda Item -31
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From Tim MahdiukTo Kim HeymanCc Harvey Smyl Phyllis CorbiereSubject RE Minutes from Rec Board meetingDate October 21 2019 21743 PMAttachments image001png
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Hi KimI will bring the request for the County to contribute $1500 for display cabinets at the Clancy Arenapayable to the Town of St Paul The RFD will be added to the PW agenda tomorrow Oct 2219
Tim MahdiukInterim CAOCounty of St Paul No 195015 49 Avenue St Paul AB T0A 3A4
P 780-645-3301 ext 208E tmadiukcountystpaulabca Our Mission ndash To create desirable rural experiences This message is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it has been addressed and maycontain information that is privileged and confidential If you are not the intended recipient or the employee oragent responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient you are hereby notified that anydissemination distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited If this communication has beenreceived in error respond immediately via telephone or return e-mail and delete all copies of this material
From Kim Heyman ltkheymantownstpaulabcagt Sent October-21-19 159 PMTo Tim Mahdiuk lttmahdiukcountystpaulabcagtCc Harvey Smyl lthsmyltownstpaulabcagtSubject Minutes from Rec Board meeting Based on these Rec Board minutes Irsquom going to put this back on our agenda The issue of the displaycabinets is mentioned on both pages and though not entirely clear Irsquom going to ask for $1500towards the cabinets for us to pay the cabinet maker (I think his name is in the minutes) Is it toolate to bring to your council
Kim Heyman CAOTown of St Paul
5101 50th StreetSt Paul ABT0A 3A0Direct 780-645-1764
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