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WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION BUSINESS INVESTMENT PACKAGE Updated: January 2021 WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION BUSINESS INVESTMENT PACKAGE Updated: January 2021 Developed by SREDA (with information from Townfolio & municipal sources) WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION QUICK FACTS Province, Country Saskatchewan, Canada Total Population 539 Unemployment Rate 5% Distance to Saskatoon 30 km Main Highway Highway 219 Rail Access CN (35 km North) Water Provider Whitecap Dakota First Nation Wastewater Provider Whitecap Dakota First Nation Electricity Provider SaskPower Natural Gas Provider SaskEnergy Land Use Map Contact band office Development Incentive Unknown Business License $100 Dakota Dunes Casino | Source 2 WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION LOCATION 3 WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION COMMUNITY INFO Website https://whitecapdakota.com/ Phone Number 306-477-0908 Email [email protected] Street Address 182 Chief Whitecap Trail, Whitecap, SK Mailing Address 182 Chief Whitecap Trail, Whitecap, SK Postal Code S7K 2L2 INVESTMENT / BUSINESS ASSISTANCE Company SREDA Contact Name Kristen Johannesson Title Manager, Regional Economic Development & Planning Email [email protected] Phone Number (306) 664-0727 Street Address 103 – 202 4th Ave N, Saskatoon, SK Postal Code S7K 0K1 4 WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION DEMOGRAPHICS Total Population (2020 Estimate): 539 Median Age 28.5 Distribution by Age Group (%) 0-14 years 25% 15-64 years 68% 65 + years 7% LABOUR Employable Population 394 Unemployment Rate 5% MAJOR EMPLOYERS Business Name Sector Number of Employees Dakota Dunes Casino Hospitality 108 Dakota Dunes Golf Links Recreation Unknown Dakota Dunes Hotel Hospitality 150 Dakota Dunes Hotel | Source 5 WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION TRANSPORT ROAD Major Highway 219 Secondary Highway N/A Highway Clearance Corridor No RAIL Company CN Distance to Rail Track 35 km Distance to Switching Yard 35 km Source: https://rac.jmaponline.net/canadianrailatlas/ AIR Airport Saskatoon International Airport Distance to Airport 37 km Major Carriers Delta, West Jet, Air Canada, Flair Airlines, Transwest Air Largest Cities Serving Canada International - Toronto, - Phoenix - Vancouver - Orlando - Ottawa - Las Vegas - Edmonton - Minneapolis - Calgary - Cancun - Winnipeg - Puerto Vallarta DISTANCE TO MAJOR CENTRES Saskatoon 30 km Regina 261 km Calgary 620 km Edmonton 560 km Winnipeg 792 km USA Border 381 km 6 WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION DEVELOPMENT PERMITS Cost Approval Time Form Building Permit $6.50 / $1000 Unknown Unknown Development Levy $3.63 / ft2 Unknown Unknown Discretionary Use Unknown Unknown Unknown P4G Approval N/A N/A N/A Subdivision Unknown Unknown Unknown Rezoning Unknown Unknown Unknown *Per $1000 value of construction PLANNING DOCUMENTS Zoning Bylaw Official Community Plan Land Use Map Currently being Contact Band oOfice developed for a copy DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVE Policy Document Application Form Incentive Offered Unknown N/A N/A Incentive Length Unknown New or Existing Businesses Unknown BUSINESS LICENSE Business Type Annual Fee Home-based Unknown Store-Front $100 Contractor Unknown Direct Seller (door to door) Unknown Transient Trader Unknown 7 WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION POTABLE WATER Provider Whitecap Dakota First Nation Current Capacity Unknown Average Daily Demand Unknown Peak Demand Unknown Residential Commercial Basic Monthly Charge Unknown Unknown Basic Monthly Amount Unknown Unknown Overage Charge Unknown Unknown Connection Fee Unknown Unknown Infrastructure Fee Unknown Unknown *mgd = millions of gallons per day WASTEWATER Provider Whitecap Dakota First Nation Current Capacity Unknown Average Daily Demand Unknown Peak Demand Unknown Residential Commercial Basic Monthly Charge Unknown Unknown Basic Monthly Amount Unknown Unknown Overage Charge Unknown Unknown Connection Fee Unknown Unknown Infrastructure Fee Unknown Unknown *mgd = millions of gallons per day 8 WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION ELECTRICITY Provider SaskPower Connection Fee $35.00 RESIDENTIAL Basic Monthly Charge $22.79 Energy Charge ($/kWh) $0.14228 Federal Carbon Charge ($/kWh) $0.005744 COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL Small (0 to 75 kVa) Large (<75 to 3,000 kVa) Basic Monthly Charge $31.34 $57.94 Demand Charge First 50 kVa/month $0.00 $0.00 Balance ($/kVa) $15.148 $15.60 Energy Charge First block kWh/month 14,500 16,750 First block ($/kWh) $0.13669 $0.11987 Balance ($/kWh) $0.07218 $0.07674 Federal Carbon Charge $0.005728 $0.005728 TELECOMMUNICATIONS Availability Providers Wireless Yes Access Communications, SaskTel 4G Yes Telus, Rogers, SaskTel 5G No N/A Source: https://www.saskpower.com/Accounts/Power-Rates/Power-Supply-Rates 9 WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION NATURAL GAS Provider SaskEnergy Connection Fee $23.20 RESIDENTIAL Basic Monthly Charge $23.20 Delivery Charge ($/m3) $0.0993 Commodity Rate ($/m3) $0.0998 Federal Carbon Charge ($/m3) $0.0783 COMMERCIAL Small Commercial Large Commercial (0 to 100,000 m3/year) (100,000 to 660,000 m3 /year) Basic Monthly Charge $38.50 $137.40 Delivery Charge ($/m3) $0.0811 $0.0684 Commodity Rate ($/m3) $0.0998 $0.0998 Federal Carbon Charge ($/m3) $0.0783 $0.0783 SMALL INDUSTRIAL (660,000 to 1,320,000 m3/year) Basic Monthly Charge $216.00 Delivery Charge ($/m3) First 40,000 (m3/month) $0.0442 All remaining volumes $0.0381 Commodity Rate ($/m3) $0.0998 Federal Carbon Charge ($/m3) $0.0783 Source: https://www.saskenergy.com/business/comrates_curr.asp Source: https://www.saskenergy.com/residential/resrates_curr.asp 10 WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION WASTE MANAGEMENT Residential Commercial Provider Unknown Unknown Garbage Monthly Fee Unknown Unknown Recycling Monthly Fee Unknown Unknown Landfill / Transfer Station Whitecap Dakota Transfer Station Owned By Whitecap Dakota First Nation Distance To 1 km Entry Fee Unknown Tipping Fee ($/tonne) Unknown TAXES Residential Commercial Tax Rate 9.1878 10.7133 Residential Commercial Library Mill Rate N/A N/A Education Mill Rate Unknown Unknown Other Levies Unknown Unknown First Nation Federal Sales Tax (FNGST) 5% 11 WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION WAGES Minimum Wage ($/hour) $11.45 Occupation Low Median High Biologist $27.50 $35.58 $62.48 Chemical Engineer $20.00 $38.46 $68.75 Civil Engineer $40.87 $55.67 $81.73 Computer Programmer / Developer $23.08 $53.25 $72.12 Geoscientist $25.00 $37.95 $72.12 Heavy Equipment Operator $20.00 $27.00 $40.00 Industrial / Manufacturing Engineer $32.69 $33.65 $57.69 Industrial Electrician $32.93 $45.00 $49.40 Industrial Mechanic $20.00 $38.78 $49.32 Power Engineer / Operator $24.68 $38.90 $58.00 Software Engineer $20.00 $36.06 $59.63 Welder $19.42 $29.00 $44.00 12 WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION GOVERNMENT LOCAL Structure Chief & Council Number of Elected Officials 3 Lands Manager Tracey Desjarlais Phone Number 306-477-0908 Email [email protected] PROVINCIAL Constituency Saskatoon Stonebridge-Dakota Political Party Saskatchewan Party Representative Name Bronwyn Eyre Phone Number 306-477-4740 Email [email protected] FEDERAL Constituency Moose Jaw-Lake Centre-Lanigan Political Party Conservative Representative Name Tom Lukiwski Phone Number 306-691-3577 Email [email protected] 13 .
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