Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE COUNCIL MEETING 13-2014 TUESDAY – JUNE 17, 2014
MINUTES
PRESENT: Mayor Kent Muench, Deputy Mayor Tyson Chillog, Councillors: Darren MacDonald, Bob Blackwell, Jamie Martens, Travis Wiebe, City Manager Scott Blevins Director of Infrastructure & Planning Joe Doxey, Community Economic Development Manager Dillon Shewchuk, Director of Recreation & Community Services Dave Bosch, Director of Finance Lorraine Postma REGRETS: Councillor Terry Kostyna LOCATION: Council Chambers, City Hall RECORDING SECRETARY: City Clerk Carla Budnick CALL TO ORDER: Mayor Kent Muench called the meeting to order at 5:00 P.M. RES: #188/06172014(Blackwell/Martens) AGENDA “That we adopt the agenda dated June 17, 2014.”
CARRIED RES: #189/06172014(MacDonald/Martens) MINUTES – JUNE 3, 2014 “That we accept the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting No. 12-2014 dated June 3, 2014”
CARRIED
RES: #190/06172014(Blackwell/MacDonald) COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE – JUNE 10, 2014 “That we accept the Committee of the Whole minutes dated June 10, 2014”
CARRIED
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE COUNCIL MEETING 13-2014 TUESDAY – JUNE 17, 2014
MINUTES
DELEGATIONS : Hasaan Bhutta & Amber Hameed with Martensville Taxi attended Council and Amber gave a presentation regarding their establishment back in 2011 to how things for the company are going now. Areas highlighted where the challenges they faced in the beginning due to slow business, their ability to now accept credit cards as a means of payment as well as future plans to increase their fleet of vehicles, plans to work with Seniors to establish pickups for scheduled appointments as well as a possible monthly shopping excursion to Saskatoon. Martensville Taxi feels positive that they can run a successful business in Martensville and asked the City to provide some assistance in limiting Saskatoon Cabs from coming into Martensville to pick up fares. City Council requested Economic Development Manager Shewchuck to further investigate. Mayor Muench thanked Bhutta and Hameed for their presentation. RES: #191/06172014(Chillog/MacDonald) CITY MANAGERS REPORT – JUNE 17, 2014 “That we accept the City Managers Report dated June 17, 2014”
CARRIED RES: #192/06172014(Blackwell/Wiebe) EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATION “That we authorize Expenditure Appropriation No. 13-2014, $1,547,496.52 as attached hereto and forming part of the minutes.”
CARRIED
RES: #193/06172014(MacDonald/Chillog) BANK RECONCILIATION “That we accept the Bank Reconciliation for the month of March 2014.”
CARRIED
RES: #194/06172014(Wiebe/Martens) BANK RECONCILIATION “That we accept the Bank Reconciliation for the month of April 2014.”
CARRIED
RES: #195/06172014(Blackwell/Wiebe) LAND SWAP “That we approve the 5m land swap between Lot 9, Block 60S13885 and LS1 SE1/4 section 28-38-5 W3rd to provide additional room for potential future road widening and utility provision, as attached to and forming part of these minutes”
CARRIED RES: #196/06172014(Chillog/MacDonald)
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE COUNCIL MEETING 13-2014 TUESDAY – JUNE 17, 2014
MINUTES
LAKE VISTA PHASE 2A & 2B SUBDIVISION “That we rescind motion #160/05202014 and that we approved the subdivision of SW1/4Sec 27, TWP 38, RGE 5 W3rd, as shown on the Lake Vista Phase 2 Plan of Proposed Subdivision, prepared by Tom Webb, S.L.S., and dated June, 2014, as attached to and forming part of these minutes.”
CARRIED RES: #197/06172014(Wiebe/MacDonald) TAXI LICENSE APPLICATION – MARTENSVILLE TAXI “That the City of Martensville approves the issuance of one Taxi License to Martensville Taxi, owner Hasaan Bhutta for the operation of a taxi service for the year 2014.”
CARRIED RES: #198/06172014(Blackwell/Wiebe) BYLAW NO. 17-2014 (FIRST READING) “That Bylaw No. 17-2014, being a Bylaw to amend the ATV Bylaw, be read for the first time.”
CARRIED RES: #199/06172014(Martens/MacDonald) BYLAW NO. 17-2014 (SECOND READING) “That Bylaw No. 17-2014, being a Bylaw to amend the ATV Bylaw, be read for the second time.” RES: #200/06172014(Blackwell/Martens) BYLAW NO. 17-2014 (THIRD READING) “That we give Bylaw No. 17-2014, three readings at this meeting.”
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
RES: #201/06172014(MacDonlad/Blackwell) BYLAW NO. 17-2014 (THIRD & FINAL READING) “That Bylaw 17-2014, being a bylaw to amend the ATV Bylaw, be read for a third and final time.”
CARRIED RES: #202/06172014(Wiebe/Martens) IN-CAMERA “That Council go in-camera at 5:29 P.M.”
CARRIED
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE COUNCIL MEETING 13-2014 TUESDAY – JUNE 17, 2014
MINUTES
IN-CAMERA ITEMS A) RCMP B) Land Option RES: #203/06172014(Chillog/MacDonald) RESUME REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING “That we resume the June 17, 2014 Regular Council Meeting at 6:43P.M.”
CARRIED
RES: #204/06172014(Chillog/Wiebe) ADJOURN “That we adjourn this meeting at 6:44 P.M.”
CARRIED
______________________
MAYOR _______________________ CITY CLERK
CHK# SUPPLIER AMOUNT CHK# SUPPLIER AMOUNT CHK# SUPPLIER AMOUNT26078 QUIRING, KRISTIN 784.27$ 26150 JANKOSKI, TERESA 150.00$ 26221 WAL‐MART 218.70$ 26080 PETTY CASH 212.24$ 26151 JAY'S GROUP OF COMPANIES 198.98$ 26222 WARD, JULIE 313.45$ 26081 101097796 SASKATCHE 1,313.13$ 26152 KCM ELECTRICAL INC. 14,752.50$ 26223 WARMAN HOME CENTER 307.99$ 26082 AECOM CANADA LTD 4,078.19$ 26153 KEMP, EUGENE 75.44$ 26224 WATIER, LIONEL 39.04$ 26083 AIR LIQUIDE CANADA IN 278.33$ 26154 KRAHN, MARTHA 17.70$ 26225 WATSON, MIKE 6.22$ 26084 ASL PAVING LTD 1,348.07$ 26155 LEANNE NYIRFA COMMUNICAT 2,677.50$ 26226 WIEDMAN, JAMES 5.86$ 26085 ASTA SALES & MARKET 741.01$ 26156 LEBLANC, EDWARD 142.92$ 26227 WMCZ LAWYERS 400.57$ 26086 ASTRO JUMP 297.00$ 26157 LEE, KEIKO 8.34$ 26228 WOLSELEY CANADA 867.80$ 26087 AYOTTE PLUMBING HEA 16,330.42$ 26158 LESTER, NICOLE 209.10$ 26229 XEROX CANADA LTD. 356.54$ 26088 BAZAAR & NOVELTY 9.24$ 26159 LORAAS DISPOSAL SERVICES 51,626.46$ 26230 CROSBY HANNA & ASSOCIATE 2,478.63$ 26089 BERGQUIST, JEFF 86.47$ 26160 MARTENSVILLE HARDWARE 2,972.15$ 26231 TR PETROLEUM MARTENSVILL 3398.7726090 BISCHLER, RICK 43.38$ 26161 MARTENSVILLE LIBRARY 276.06$ 0422 CUETS FINANCIAL PAYMENTS 928.51$ 26091 BLEVINS, SCOTT 75.00$ 26162 MARTENSVILLE MESSENGER 105.00$ 0423 RECEIVER GENERAL 28,708.81$ 26092 BMO (C/O KEYPRIME) 104.80$ 26163 MARTENSVILLE PLUMBING 29.04$ 0424 CUETS FINANCIAL PAYMENTS 161.20$ 26093 BOSCH, DAVID 279.83$ 26164 MARTENSVILLE SUPER VALU 64.14$ 0425 AMEX BANK OF CANADA 305.43$ 26094 BOSS LUBRICANTS 411.76$ 26165 MCMILLAN, CHAD 130.08$ 0426 CUETS FINANCIAL PAYMENTS 25.00$ 26095 BRASSEUR, CINDY 46.52$ 26166 MEPP 27,255.76$ 0427 DIGITAL POST ONCALL 2,000.00$ 26096 BRASSEUR, CINDY 52.46$ 26167 MINARIK, MARK 513.75$ 0428 CUETS FINANCIAL PAYMENTS 368.32$ 26097 BREGENSER, KYLE 58.24$ 26168 MOODY'S EQUIPMENT LTD 99.64$ 0429 CUETS FINANCIAL PAYMENTS 24.68$ 26098 BROOMAN, DEAN 165.02$ 26169 MUENCH, KENT 30.00$ 0430 CUETS FINANCIAL PAYMENTS 349.78$ 26099 BUDNICK, CARLA 620.00$ 26170 NATIONAL REFRIGERATION 882.28$ 00013 PAC WEST PROPERTIES 1,250,426.75$ 26100 CATTERALL & WRIGHT 88,036.65$ 26171 NORDIC INDUSTRIES (1979) 2,717.10$ TOTAL 2,722,059.23$ 26101 CENTAUR PRODUCTS IN 3,481.50$ 26172 NORTH RIDGE DEVELOPMENTS 88.24$ 26102 CENTRAL ASPHALT & PA 96,536.17$ 26173 NSBA 236.25$ 26103 CHILLOG, JOCELYN 135.00$ 26174 OMNISPORT INC 20,189.60$ 26104 CLEARTECH INDUSTRIE 874.86$ 26175 PARAMOUNT PARTS 71.56$ 26105 COUNTRY ASPHALT‐KER 69,345.36$ 26176 PARK N PLAY DESIGN CO 15,197.60$ DEPARTMENT AMOUNT26106 CROSBY HANNA & ASSO 5,740.01$ 26177 PELLERIN, SHAWN DAVID 200.00$ General Government 12,927.17$ 26107 CRUSADER CONCRETE 2,625.00$ 26178 PERRETT, MATTHEW 21.88$ Protective Services 4,197.03$ 26108 CULEBRA 357.00$ 26179 PITNEY BOWES ‐ LEASE 1,325.77$ Planning Development 4,475.53$ 26109 DC TRENCHING LTD. 7,113.75$ 26180 PLANETCLEAN 287.64$ Recreation & Community Svcs 29,707.26$ 26110 DESJARDIN CARD SERV 111.95$ 26181 POSTMA, LORRAINE 354.36$ Transportation Services 10,612.69$ 26111 DIRECTOR FAMILY RESP 550.00$ 26182 PRAIRIE SPIRIT SCHOOL DIV206 592,497.35$ Water & Sewer 9,429.93$ 26112 DUTKA, CORINNE 33.34$ 26183 R.LITZ & SONS COMPANY LTD 281.26$ Council26113 DYCK, KURTIS 420.40$ 26184 RAWLCO RADIO 3,388.35$ TOTAL 71,349.61$ 26114 EECOL ELECTRIC (SASK) 213.56$ 26185 REDDEKOPP, ANGELA 464.63$ 2,793,408.84$
26115 ENNS, DUANE 190.00$ 26186 REDHEAD EQUIPMENT LTD 54,847.79$ 26116 ENVIROTEC SERVICES IN 1,548.76$ 26187 REGEL, CHRIS 53.90$ 26117 ENVIROWAY DETERGEN 25,207.06$ 26188 REGIER, JACOB 44.66$ 26118 EXPERT LOCKSMITHS LT 367.18$ 26189 REMPEL ENGINEERING & MGM 532.50$ 26119 FAST, ANGELA 13.45$ 26190 RICHTER, CARL 164.73$ 26120 FEHR CONTRACTING LT 1,050.00$ 26191 ROCKY MOUNTAIN PHOENIX 1,233.32$ 26121 FEHR, DOUGLAS 67.10$ 26192 SASK WATER CORPORATION 169,100.26$ 26122 FEHR, GARY AND FEHR, 74.18$ 26193 SASKATCHEWAN MINISTRY OF 3,340.37$ 26123 FER‐MARC EQUIPMENT 2,997.50$ 26194 SASK. RESEARCH COUNCIL 860.76$ 26124 FLOCOR INC. 1,995.64$ 26195 SASKATCHEWAN VALLEY NEWS 252.00$ 26125 FRIESEN, TRAVIS 67.10$ 26196 SASKATOON BOILER MFG CO LT 1,650.00$ 26126 FROESE CONCRETE 1,749.49$ 26197 SASKATOON CUSTOM GARAGE 18,742.50$ 26127 GAGE, ALEX 100.00$ 26198 SASKATOON DOOR WORKS LTD 1,489.98$ 26128 GEANEL RESTURANT SU 515.90$ 26199 SASKATOON SPCA INC 50.00$ 26129 GERANSKY BROTHERS 2,782.50$ 26200 SCOTT, WAYNE 41.25$ 26130 GILLECTRIC CONTRACT 728.93$ 26201 SLATER, ALLAN 156.28$ 26131 GOLDSMITH, ANGELA 33.94$ 26202 SMEETS, KURTIS 84.20$ 26132 GOODWIN, GEOFFREY 77.84$ 26203 SMOKEHAUS MEATS & DELI 530.00$ 26133 GRAVESIDE MEMORIAL 220.00$ 26204 SNCA 100.00$ 26134 GRAYCON GROUP LTD 1,815.00$ 26205 SPI HEALTH AND SAFETY 178.11$ 26135 GREATER SASKATOON C 25,286.11$ 26206 STANTEC CONSULTING LTD 2,345.11$ 26136 GREEN, TREVOR 56.82$ 26207 STAR PHOENIX 1,716.06$ 26137 GREGG DISTRIBUTORS 115.88$ 26208 STEEL‐CRAFT DOOR SALES 9,342.90$ 26138 GUARDIAN TRAFFIC SER 1,576.20$ 26209 STORMY MARKETING 329.86$ 26139 HANDY SPECIAL EVENT 419.57$ 26210 STRADESKI, JEREMY 90.04$ 26140 HBI OFFICE PLUS 115.85$ 26211 SUMA 14,252.35$ 26141 HECK, BRIAN 65.04$ 26212 SUTHERLAND AUTOMOTIVE 561.25$ 26142 HECK, COURTNEY 400.00$ 26213 SWIMMING POOLS BY PLEASUR 450.63$ 26143 HERGOTT ELECTRIC LTD 9,531.77$ 26214 THE BOLT SUPPLY HOUSE LTD 61.50$ 26144 HOWELL, GARTH 22.08$ 26215 THE FLAG SHOP#18 274.78$ 26145 HUSKY OIL MARKETING 29.92$ 26216 THE GEAR CENTER 15,933.96$ 26146 IAN THAYER 200.00$ 26217 THE RENT‐IT STORE & TOOL 3,014.00$ 26147 IMAGEWEAR ‐ MARK'S 287.08$ 26218 TOLOFSON, BRANDI 120.00$ 26148 IMATRON OFFICE SOLU 456.38$ 26219 TR PETROLEUM MARTENSVILLE 4,773.60$ 26149 ISC 1,000.00$ 26220 UNRUH, DAVID AND UNRUH, C 35.90$
EXPENDITURE APPROPRIATION NO. 13 ‐ 2014June 17, 2014
CHEQUE PAYMENTS
PAYROLL ‐ PP#12
EXPENDITURE GRAND TOTAL
REPORT TO: CITY COUNCIL FROM: PLANNING MANANGER DATE: JUNE 13, 2014
RE: AMENDED SUBDIVISION APPROVAL “That we rescind motion #160/05202014 and that we approve the subdivision of SW¼Sec 27, TWP 38, RGE 5 W3rd, as shown on the Lake Vista Phase 2 Plan of Proposed Subdivision, prepared by Tom Webb, S.L.S., and dated June, 2014, as attached to and forming part of these minutes.” The Lake Vista Concept plan is attached. Parcel G and H within Phase 2A and 2B are designated for street town houses. The intent was to build street town houses but each on their own site without a condo association or common areas. Each property would be individually owned. However, as this area is being serviced, North Ridge realized that the Zoning Bylaw would not permit this without a condominium plan. The only way to accommodate individual properties would be to construct single family dwellings. This would not require a Zoning Amendment as both single family dwellings and street town house sites are within the R3 district. Therefore, a new Plan of Proposed Subdivision is submitted to Council for review. The amendment area is outlined on both the subdivision plan that was previously approved by Council and the new subdivision plan attached. Also attached is a letter from North Ridge. The proposed amendment to the plan will reduce the potential number of housing units that could be built from a maximum 60% coverage to one single family dwelling per lot. Further to this, the concept plan will need to be amended to remove the street town house designation at the time the Concept plan for Lake Vista is amended to include the new municipal reserve site. As this current amendment is small in nature and not outside of the Zoning Bylaw, the amendment will be shelved until the larger concept plan amendments are ready. _________________________________ Bonnie Gorelitza Planning Manger
Motion #160/05202014 approved this Plan of Proposed Subdivision:
Proposed Plan of Proposed Subdivision:
Request for Direction
City of Martensville
Box 970, Martensville, SK S0K 2T0
Martensville Taxi June 10 2014 RENEWAL ISSUES.doc
Telephone: (306) 931-2166 1
Date: June 10th , 2014
Topic: Martensville Taxi -Renewal
Background: Renewal Application Tabled at June 6th meeting. Items to be clarified for council: Time elapsed for Renewal They did first inquire about renewal via email on February 11th. This was simply missed, they inquired again March 18th where I was finally aware of their request. An explanation on renewal and the renewal form was provided March 28th, received the written application back on May 7th. I had a number of questions regarding the application; correspondence was sent May 12th, received response back on May 20th. More clarification was asked for on May 26th as well, memo was prepared for the next Council Meeting (June 6th) Renewals in past years were approved by council in January 2012 and in February 2013 City of Martensville Taxi Application Form does provide provision “Renewals are permitted to maintain day to day operations while providing a renewal application.” How do we get assurances that they are actually operating? Martensville Taxi would be prepared to submit SGI renewal receipts or Sasktel Bills to help show they are operating. Also looking at doing customer satisfaction surveys.
Direction Proposed: Bring back the renewal request for the June 17th meeting. Recommend to provide amendments to the Taxi Bylaw outlying submission deadlines for renewals and applications.
Report Writer: Dillon Shewchuk
City Manager:
Position: Community Economic Development Manager
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE ATV BYLAW AMENDMENT
BYLAW NO. 17-2014
A BYLAW OF THE CITY OF MARTENSVILLE TO AMEND THE ATV BYLAW The Council of the City of Martensville in the Province of Saskatchewan, pursuant to Section 262 (4) of The Cities Act enacts as follows:
1. The ATV Bylaw No. 11-2013 is amended by:
(a) Amending Section 7 by renumbering the existing clauses to include (a).
(b) Adding to Section 7: “(b) VOLUNTARY PAYMENT TO AVOID PROSECUTION
(i) Where any Martensville Bylaw Enforcement officer or Peace Officer believes that a person has contravened any provision in Section 5 or 6 of this Bylaw, he may serve upon such person a Notice of Violation Ticket either personally or by mailing or leaving same at his or her last known address and such service shall be adequate for the purpose of this Bylaw. (ii) A Notice of Violation Ticket shall state the Bylaw and the section of the Bylaw, which was contravened, and the amount that will be accepted by the City in lieu of prosecution. (iii) Upon production of a Notice of Violation Ticket issued pursuant to this section within thirty (30) days from the issue thereof, together with the payment of the fee as provided in Schedule “C” to City Hall, the person to whom the ticket was issued shall not be liable for prosecution for the contravention in respect of which the ticket was issued. A reduced voluntary payment, in Schedule “C”, may also be given and if paid within 10 days of the offence date on the Notice of Violation Ticket, the individual shall not be liable to further prosecution if so paid.”
(c) Deleting Schedule “B” and substituting Schedule “B”, as attached to and forming part of
this Bylaw. (d) Adding Schedule “C”, as attached to and forming part of this Bylaw.
2. This Bylaw shall come into effect upon the final passage of Council.
Read a first time this 17th day of June, 2014 Read a second time this 17th day of June, 2014 Read a third time and adopted this 17th day of June, 2014
______________________________ MAYOR
______________________________ CITY CLERK
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE BYLAW
BYLAW NO. 11-2013
1
A BYLAW TO CONTROL THE OPERATION OF ALL TERRAIN VEHICLES WITHIN THE CITY OF MARTENSVILLE. The Council of the City of Martensville in the Province of Saskatchewan enacts as follows: 1. This Bylaw is enacted pursuant to Section 9(1) of the All Terrain Vehicles Act. 2. In this Bylaw:
i. “City Manager” means the City Manager of the City of Martensville or any person delegated by the City Manager.
ii. “All Terrain Vehicle” has the meaning ascribed to it in the All Terrain Vehicles Act, Section 2(1)(b)
iii. “Certificate of Registration” means proof of insurance issued for an All Terrain Vehicle pursuant to Section 3 of this Bylaw.
iv. “Street” means any street, or lane within the City of Martensville.
v. “City” means City of Martensville.
3. No person shall operate or authorize or permit any other person to operate an All Terrain Vehicle within the City unless:
i. The ATV has obtained a certificate of registration under the All Terrain Vehicles Act, and has provided the City Manager registration information; or
ii. That person has obtained a certificate of registration from the City
iii. The identification tag is attached to the All Terrain Vehicle; and
4. The City Manager shall provide an owner of an All Terrain Vehicle a certificate of
registration for the ATV if:
i. The owner of the ATV applies on a form provided in Schedule “A” by the City and pays the prescribed fee as provided in Schedule “B” of this Bylaw;
ii. Provides proof of liability insurance in regards to operating an All Terrain Vehicle in the amount of a minimum of $300,000.
5. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 9 of the All Terrain Vehicles Act;
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE BYLAW
BYLAW NO. 11-2013
2
i. It shall be unlawful to operate an All Terrain Vehicle between the hours of
11:00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M. in the City of Martensville.
ii. No person shall operate an All Terrain Vehicle on the travelled portion of any street in the City except to cross a street when travelling from private property to the corporate limits of the City of Martensville.
iii. Subject to the foregoing, All Terrain Vehicles may be operated on the untraveled potion of the streets, other than provincial highways, in the City, for the purpose of travelling from private owned property to the corporate limits of the City and return, by the most direct route from the owner’s privately owned property.
iv. No All Terrain Vehicle shall be operated at any time on the City of Martensville’s Municipal Reserves (Parks), Buffer Strips, Walkways, any area that is ditched or designed to provide drainage and Crown Owned Land.
v. No All Terrain Vehicle shall be operated on private owned land that has been posted as disallowing the operation of All Terrain Vehicles.
6. No Person shall operate an All Terrain Vehicle;
i. Unless they hold a subsisting driver’s license;
ii. If they are under the age of 16 years;
iii. Without due care and attention;
iv. Without a helmet;
v. At a speed in excess of 30km/hr;
vi. With a passenger on the All Terrain Vehicle unless the All Terrain Vehicle was designed by the original manufacturer of the All Terrain Vehicle for the transportation of passengers;
vii. With a passenger being towed on any type of equipment attached to the All Terrain Vehicle;
viii. Which creates excessive or unusual noise within the City limits
ix. Sections i and ii do not apply to a person: a) While that person is operating an All Terrain Vehicle on private land
owned or occupied by the operator or a member of their immediate family;
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE BYLAW
BYLAW NO. 11-2013
3
b) Of the age of 12 years or more but under the age of 16 years, while the person is operating an All Terrain Vehicle on:
1) Any public or private land
2) A highway for the purpose of crossing the highway by the most direct and shortest route of travel available; or
3) The untraveled portion of a highway; and the operator of the All Terrain Vehicle;
4) Is accompanied on the All Terrain Vehicle, if it is designed for the transportation of one or more passengers, by a person who holds and has held continuously for the immediately preceding 365 days a license that permits them to operate the vehicle;
5) Is supervised by a person who holds and has held continuously for the immediately preceding 365 days a license that permits them to operate the All Terrain Vehicle; or
6) Has successfully completed a training course, approved by the Highway Traffic Board, with respect to the operation of All Terrain Vehicles and provides evidence of having successfully completed the course to a peace officer making a request for that evidence; or
c) While the person is operating an All Terrain Vehicle;
1) That is equipped with not more than two wheels;
2) On an enclosed race track or trail on private land; and
3) During the course of an event carried out, promoted or sponsored by a person or organization approved by the City of Martensville or the Highway Traffic Board.
7. (a) Any person who contravenes any of the provisions of this Bylaw or fails to
comply with any provisions of this Bylaw is guilty of an offence and liable, upon summary conviction:
i. For an offence under Section 5 and 6 of this Bylaw to a fine of not less
than $200 and
ii. For the first offence under all other Sections of this Bylaw, to a fine of not less than $100
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE BYLAW
BYLAW NO. 11-2013
4
(b) VOLUNTARY PAYMENT TO AVOID PROSECUTION
(i) Where any Martensville Bylaw Enforcement officer or Peace Officer believes that a person has contravened any provision in Section 5 or 6 of this Bylaw, he may serve upon such person a Notice of Violation Ticket either personally or by mailing or leaving same at his or her last known address and such service shall be adequate for the purpose of this Bylaw. (ii) A Notice of Violation Ticket shall state the Bylaw and the section of the Bylaw, which was contravened, and the amount that will be accepted by the City in lieu of prosecution. (iii) Upon production of a Notice of Violation Ticket issued pursuant to this section within thirty (30) days from the issue thereof, together with the payment of the fee as provided in Schedule “C” to City Hall, the person to whom the ticket was issued shall not be liable for prosecution for the contravention in respect of which the ticket was issued. A reduced voluntary payment, in Schedule “C”, may also be given and if paid within 10 days of the offence date on the Notice of Violation Ticket, the individual shall not be liable to further prosecution if so paid.
8. This Bylaw shall come into force on final passing thereof. Read a first time this 18th day of June, 2013. Read a second time this 18th day of June, 2013. Read a third time this 18th day of June, 2013. ______________________ MAYOR ______________________
CITY CLERK
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE BYLAW
BYLAW NO. 11-2013
5
SCHEDULE “A”
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION APPLICATION FOR ALL TERRAIN VEHICLES Name of Applicant: _____________________________________________________ Civic Address: _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ Mailing Address: _____________________________________________________ (if different from Civic)
_____________________________________________________ Telephone: ________________________ Cell: _______________________ Email: _____________________________________________________ Description of ATV: _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ Office Use Only: Certificate of Registration # __________________________________________ SGI Registration # __________________________________________ A COPY OF THE PROOF OF LIABILITY INSURANCE MUST BE ATTACHED TO APPLICATION.
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE BYLAW
BYLAW NO. 11-2013
6
SCHEDULE “B”
1. A Certificate of Registration shall not be issued nor considered valid without payment of fees as prescribed:
a. Certificate of Registration – Identification Tag $25
b. Annual Registration $10
2. An annual license shall be valid from the first day of January of that year until the last
day of December of that same year.
3. If an individual requires a new Identification Tag to replace a lost or damaged tag there will be a fee of $15.00
CITY OF MARTENSVILLE ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE BYLAW
BYLAW NO. 11-2013
7
SCHEDULE “C” Voluntary Payment Fine amounts for all the offences in Sections 5 and 6 of this Bylaw:
- First offence to a fine not more than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) and a reduced rate of Sixty Dollars ($60.00).
- Subsequent offences to a fine of not more than Two Hundred Dollars ($200) and a
reduced rate of One Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars ($125.00).
