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it is our mission to serve our readers in White City, EMERALD PARK, Pilot Butte, BALGONIE, ZehneR, Edenwold & surrounding areas with news and advertising of high integrity. Proposed mini-mall for White City gets third reading MICHELLE NICHOLSOn the administrative process. Currently there are no restrictions on hours of new mall proposed for White operation. City will drastically increase Fergusson asked after garbage the business building count management and perceptions there Afor the Town. A proposed seven-unit was an accelerated time frame to mini-mall, adjacent to the post office, approve the project. is in process with the Town of White Town Planner Mauricio Jiménez City. pointed to a section in the agreement Currently, White City is home to made with the developer for garbage Koral pulling Dumur Industries and Professional enclosures and how the Town and a “look at me” Building Inspectors, which took over developer had been diligent in work- on the play and refreshed the exterior and interi- ing through garbage pick-up and stor- structure. The or of the building once home to Okey age issues. picnic tables and Dokey’s convenience store. “By legislation we’re meeting all sidewalk behind “I am really excited,” said Town of the timelines [for the rezoning her are part of Planner Mauricio Jiménez, “it’s a process],” Jiménez explained and the job Graham great opportunity for the Town and a detailed the process steps a munici- Construction great opportunity for the redevelop- pality goes through for zoning chang- completed for ment of that area.” es. the Pilot Butte The Town’s zoning bylaw amend- “I don’t want to be perceived as Elementary ment to accommodate the mall’s restrictive to development,” Fergus- school. development company, J3N Holdings son said after discussion with council See “Bear Bravo” Inc., would give the Town greater and staff. page 2 control over what types of businesses Jiménez said Town Council has could rent space in the mall. The endorsed concept plans for what the Photo: Michelle area is currently zoned as Neighbour- development will look like. Pictures Nicholson hood Commercial District – C1, the of an example of what the completed amendment to bylaw 581-14 would mall will look like have been posted add subsection 5.12 changing the on the Town’s website. zoning to Neighbourhood Commer- Jan and Norm Kindred are the cial Contract District C1-C. That “C” local people behind the development – indicating contract, enables the plan. They indicated they had seen Rink safety prompts search Town to implement terms and con- a similar style of planned building ditions to the zoning and would be in Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains included in a service agreement with and thought the aesthetics would be the developer. a great fit for the community and on for regional solutions The zoning bylaw amendment the piece of property. Their existing MICHELLE NICHOLSOn gonie rink because other community rinks do not (known as bylaw 593-15) would also building on the site would be incor- allow non-residents or non-members to use ice see the parcel of land the mini-mall porated into the final building plan. fter school, ninety to one hundred kids have during “stick and puck” times. Parents might not is proposed for rezoned to accommo- They are still gathering information been descending on the Balgonie Star Dome know that driving- age players are stopping by the date the request. and did not want to ballpark the cost rink for stick and puck time. Balgonie rink to practice before going home after Before the Monday, September 21 on the construction, yet. ACurrently, there is no charge for the ice time. school. council meeting, a public hearing was “We’re kind of new to all of this,” “We never have charged. I’d rather see kids off “We don’t want the kids to have nowhere to go,” held on the bylaw amendments. Rate- Jan Kindred said of navigating devel- the street,” said the Town of Balgonie’s Superinten- McBain said. payer Brian Fergusson was in council opment levies, easements for utilities dent and Recreation Director, Shaun McBain. Mayor Frank Thauberger said the issue was chambers. and other “different factors in the At issue, smaller seven-year-old ringette players raised at the Wednesday, September 16 White Fergusson brought forward ques- equation.” sharing space with larger 16-year-old hockey play- Butte Regional Planning Committee meeting. Other tions around hours of operation for “It’s going to be a great feature for ers firing pucks to practice. municipalities will be discussing options within the businesses that would rent space the community, especially in the loca- “It becomes dangerous,” McBain said as staff are their communities and a regional schedule may in the mall, asking if any would tion where it is,” Jiménez said. overwhelmed with the influx of users at the rink end up being implemented with various ice time be 24/7 operations. Town Manager Initial plans see the pie-slice during after school hours. 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2 THE STAR | Serving White City, EMERALD PARK, Pilot Butte, BALGONIE & surrounding areas | September 29, 2015 October 2 deadline for Copper Sands company also given the opportunity to collect and “It’s definitely not a tax grab,” RM Trailer license fees for residents will be reviewed remit yearly. Chief Administrative Officer Kim McIvor

MICHELLE NICHOLSOn The RM has asked the company to go explained, “It’s about bringing everyone up “[I’m here to ask you] to keep us off the back to monthly trailer license fee remit- [to 2015 rates].” tax roll,” Farnese told council, “I’m not here tance and pay one month in advance. The For the RM’s part, the company meet- he Rural Municipality (RM) of Eden- to make excuses of how it was handled,” he municipality expects a cheque October 2. ing the October 2 deadline will determine wold had a council visit from a rep- said of past missteps. Council indicated trailer license fees next steps. The next RM council meeting is resentative of the Copper Sands man- Currently, Copper Sands Lands Corp. col- would most likely be increased, as they scheduled for October 13 and SAMA will be Tagement company. Consultant Terry Farnese lects trailer license fees from the 80 trailer haven’t in decades. called October 14. of Copper Sands Lands Corp. was in council owners in the development and remits them “We’re ready for that…” Farnese told The RM requested the management com- chambers to discuss the RM’s proposed to the RM. A 1993 bylaw on the books council of the pending changes, “of course pany provide a list of names and addresses recent move to put individual trailer owners indicates this was to be done monthly, but it is 20 years old,” and added: “I’d still like of Copper Sands residents to keep them up- in Copper Sands on the tax roll following an arrangement made with the previous to pay 30 cents a litre for gas but that’s not to-date on RM news. an assessment by the Saskatchewan Assess- owners of Copper Sands had this happening going to happen.” ment Management Agency (SAMA). yearly. The new ownership corporation was Bear Bravo goes out to local construction company MICHELLE NICHOLSOn playground sign was also designed, created and erected. The work makes the park more accessible and the sign haelyan is in kindergarten at Pilot Butte Elementa- replaces a weatherworn eyesore. ry school. Her dad works for Graham Construction. During the Pilot Butte Elementary school open house Along with sister Koral and mom Krista, the whole to kick off the 2015-2016 school year, Principal Kathy Sfamily is new to the community, recently moving into a Magnien honoured Neal and the construction company. home in Rock Pointe near the Nicholson was presented with a Town of Pilot Butte. “They were looking for help... Bears T-shirt and Magnien then “They were looking at try- lead the 300 or more visitors ing to redevelop their school I’m willing to help in in a special Bear Bravo cheer. playground. They were look- whatever facet we can.” Magnien expressed gratitude to ing for help…I’m willing to - Neal Nicholson, Graham corporate partners that come help in whatever facet we can,” alongside the school to help out. explained Neal Nicholson, who Construction “Along with Graham and our is not only Shaelyan’s dad; he trade partners we produced this is also a Superintendent with free of charge,” explained Nich- Graham Construction. olson, “I don’t even think any- Graham Construction and one wants a tax receipt.” a variety of partners (including Inland Concrete, Ardel Neal said the commitment to the school goes beyond Steel, Boyd Construction and Security Building Sup- these first projects. plies) supplied product, labour and know-how to put in “Maybe this year we can tackle one project and then a new sidewalk in the playground adjacent to the school. throughout the years to come Graham and its partners Crews first moved and then reinstalled the picnic are more than willing to help out where we can to rede- tables once the new sidewalk was poured and set. A new velop the school,” Nicholson said.

Principal Kathy Magnien presents Neal Nicholson with a Bears shirt during the school’s open house, September 17. NOTICE OF INTENTION Photo: Michelle Nicholson TOWN OF WHITE CITY

Public Notice is hereby given, that the Council of the Town of White City has introduced and given first reading to the following bylaws for the Town of White City: 15095CS0  Bylaw No. 594-15 referred to as “The Driveway Bylaw” to regulate Driveways and Property Access to and from a highway (street); and

 Bylaw No. 595-15 referred to as “The Private Swimming Pool Bylaw” to regulate and ensure the safe operation of private swimming pools.

The proposed bylaws may be inspected by any interested person, at the Town Office on any judicial day (Monday to Friday) between 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5 p.m. Copies are available at cost. The subject bylaws indicated above can be reviewed at the Town Office website; http://whitecity.ca/services/public-notices SALES • RENTALS • RENT TO OWN Any written comments or suggestions regarding these bylaws • Distillers • Water Softeners and the policies within are welcome and should be delivered to • Bottled Water • Carbon Filters the undersigned at the Town Office prior to October 16, 2015. • Chemical Free Iron Filters • Reverse Osmosis Purifiers • Lawn Irrigation Equipment • Pumps & Pressure Systems • Water Coolers • Ozonators Issued at the Town of White City this September 23, 2015 TOLL FREE 1-800-200-2270 Shauna Bzdel, Town Manager Park St. & Dewdney Ave. • 306-522-4447 Town of White City 14 Ramm Avenue East The Latest in WATER TREATMENT Water Coolers SINCE 1950 Box 220 Station Main & Filters WHITE CITY SK S4L 5B1

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THE STAR | Serving White City, EMERALD PARK, Pilot Butte, BALGONIE & surrounding areas | September 29, 2015 3 Swimming pool bylaw proposed by White City Driveway bylaw also discussed and public input sought MICHELLE NICHOLSOn swimming pools and Councillor Howard this gives ratepayers time to plan for spring “We’re not changing the process we all Slack agreed to her assertions of the impor- when pools will be filled for the next swim ready [have],” Town Planner Mauricio Jimé- hite City council gave first read- tance. year. nez told council and explained this would ing to a proposed swimming pool The new bylaw details requirements for a Council and staff spoke of a child who formalize regulations and “ensure people bylaw for the Town in council 1.8 metre high, non-climbable fence enclos- drowned in a pool in an adjacent municipal- are putting in legal driveways that work chambersW on Monday, September 21. ing pools. ity, which first prompted an earlier iteration with surface drainage plans.” The bylaw details requirements for covers Council discussed how existing pools of a pool bylaw for the Town and was pro- “I would like the public to have a look at for hot tubs and ladders for above ground might not be properly fenced according posed some years ago. it and provide input,” Councillor Cecil Sny- pools. Several details about in-ground pool to new bylaw standards. There was gen- At council’s direction, town staff will look der said after table discussions about older, requirements are also covered from enclo- eral agreement amongst councillors that for at aerial photos of the community and use it established areas of the community. sures (fencing), to gates, water supply, per- safety reasons those should be brought up to find and approach pool owners about the A copy of both bylaws are posted on the mits and necessary inspections. to compliance. proposed bylaw. Town’s website and available at Town Office. Councillor Rebecca Otitoju spoke to “Luckily it’s the end of the swimming Council also discussed a new driveway the safety issues of having properly fenced year,” Mayor Bruce Evans said. He indicated bylaw.

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ROD PEDERSEN RiderInsider Richardson Pioneer re we having fun yet? spring. He entered Saturday’s game as the The 30,480 on hand at Mosaic CFL’s second-leading rusher but said col- Stadium for Saturday’s lectively, this team isn’t getting it done and RAoughrider game against Ottawa certainly soon they may find targets on their backs project gets RM approval were having a lot of fun. as the franchise looks to get younger and In a rematch of the 1976 Grey Cup, cheaper in a rebuild. MICHELLE NICHOLSOn of the open house. this game saw five different lead changes “Guys gotta do some soul-searching The RM has approved the discretionary use in what turned out to be a heavyweight and this is a what-have-you-done-for-me- ichardson Pioneer held an open house application with conditions. slugfest between the CFL’s two oldest quar- lately type of business and you gotta pro- Monday, September 21 in Balgonie. Sev- The Richardson team spoke to council of terbacks (Ottawa’s Henry Burris at 40, and duce,” Messam said solemnly in a silent eral company representatives including their intent to tap into the SEL 33 waterline Saskatchewan’s Kevin Glenn at 36). locker room. “We gotta play free, not tight. TomR Hamilton, Vice-President of Richardson (Sherwood, Edenwold, Lajord) work with the The Riders actually led by quarter 10-3, We gotta trust our technique and make Pioneer (RP) were on hand to talk to their Ministry of Highways if the proposed twin- 20-14 and 23-21 but Burris set an Ottawa plays. That’s what we get paid for.” neighbours about their discretionary use appli- ning of Highway 33 comes to fruition, how pro football record with 477 passing yards However it’s unlikely that the team will cation and plans for their research and devel- they have been in talks with Water Security and looked like his days a decade ago play loose as long as they know in the back opment farm off of Viterra Road within the RM Agency to ensure any drainage work on the with Calgary as he rallied the visitors to of their minds one fatal mistake could cost of Edenwold. RP land does not inhibit water flow and how victory at Canada’s football shrine on an them a win and mathematically eliminate About thirty ratepayers from the area a planned on-site pond will meet firefighting absolutely gorgeous fall night for football. them from post-season contention. That’s attended the open house and spoke with coun- requirements. However it was another former what it’s come down to. cillors and asked questions of RP reps. “Nothing different than what the Bennetts Roughrider who spoiled the party in this As far as interim head coach Bob Dyce September 8, the public hearing was held did on the land for 72 years,” Daskalchuk said one. Kicker Chris Milo, who was cut goes, he remains undeterred and will in RM council chambers and concerns were of how the land would be managed. by the Riders after going 1 for 2 in a Week continue to press for wins no matter the raised by neighbouring residents of what was Lorna Bennett was in council chambers. 1 loss to Winnipeg, kicked a game-winning playoff situation the rest of the way. He’s planned for the development on RP land. The Bennett family sold RP land for the project 14-yard field goal for the RedBlacks with coaching for his job, and doesn’t seem to Reeve Huber indicated council would need near Highway 33. six seconds remaining for a 30-27 victory. see it as his responsibility to look beyond time go over the written and verbal submis- “We don’t educate our children enough Then, reality set in. The loss dropped this season. Why would he? sions citing concerns at the end of council about farming,” Bennett said. In part, the farm Saskatchewan to 1-11 and they now face “It’s funny you say I’m in a tough spot,” discussion. will serve school groups coming out to the a scenario where they have to win all of Dyce said in his postgame interview on Between the September 8 meeting and the farm to learn about agriculture as they do at their remaining six games just to have a CKRM Radio. “As a coach, you’re always Monday open house, the RM gave RP a permit RP’s Kelburn, Manitoba location. chance at making the playoffs in 2015. thinking about winning each week and to start moving dirt and this in turn caused “It’s a legacy to my husband,” she added. And another gloomy story emerged in putting the best players on the field. Jer- neighbouring landowners the postgame interviews. Slotback Rob emy and I will sit down and see what the concern. Bagg, who caught four passes for 79 yards plan is for the future. For me, my thought The permit was issued and a touchdown on the way to being process doesn’t change. I plan to put the to initiate primary grad- named the game’s Offensive Star, said the best players out there next week to beat ing for drainage as per an players aren’t looking at each other any- Montreal.” approved drainage plan. more. They’re starting to look over their Dyce is referring to interim General Tuesday, September shoulder. Manager Jeremy O’Day who also needs to 22, representatives from “The only way you can approach it put his best foot forward in the hopes of Richardson Pioneer were is prepare your best and play the best having the “interim” tag removed from his back in council chambers because you don’t know how many games title this off-season. to talk about the out- you have left as a player period,” Bagg What’s the answer? What is Rider Presi- comes of the open house said, and in doing so became the first to dent Craig Reynolds and the team’s Board and their plans. admit this season may cost some their of Directors looking for with regards to “It was a good open careers. “There’s no guarantees so it’s who will fill these roles into 2016? forum for anybody to dis- essential that each player does their very Who knows. For now, the week’s man- cuss their concerns,” Jeff best to put themselves in the best position tra is “bring on the Alouettes.” Daskalchuk Repair and for the days ahead.” Jeff Daskalchuk and Tom Hamilton of Richardson Pioneer talk with Maintenance Superinten- Ron Eutenier and Alex Romanow, residents and landowners from Ditto for Rider running back Jerome Rod Pedersen is the Voice of the Riders on dent with RP told council the area near the proposed Richardson Pioneer development. Photo: Messam who, like Bagg, turned 31 this the 620 CKRM Roughrider Radio Network. 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