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UCS2020-1415 ATTACH 4.Docx UCS2020-1415 ATTACHMENT 4 SUMMARY OF OCCUPATIONS LESS THAN $500,000.00 THIRD QUARTER 2020 # MUNICIPAL TRANSACTION MRER OR LAF WARD ANNUAL COMMENCEMEN DELEGATED ADDRESS SUMMARY ITEM NUMBER RENT/FEE T DATE AUTHORITY 1. 3415 8 AV SW Lease of property in the MRER2019-89 Ward 08 $10.00 2020 January 01 Authorized by: community of Spruce Cliff to Councillor Acting Manager, Child Enrichment Centre – Evan Woolley Land & Asset Childcare Society to operate Management an affordable childcare Pursuant to service. Bylaw 52M2009 Section 8.(1)(a) 2. 1001 Barlow TR License of property in the MRER2019-91 Ward 09 Year 1 - $7,416.00 2019 June 01 Authorized by: SE community of Albert Park / Councillor Years 2 & 3 - Acting Manager, Radisson Heights to Alberta Gian-Carlo $7,601.40 Land & Asset Motor Association for the Carra Years 4 & 5 - Management purpose of a driving school. $7,791.48 Pursuant to Bylaw 52M2009 Section 8.(1)(a) 3. 19019 88 ST SE Third party license of MRER2020-39 Ward 12 $129,780.00 2020 May 01 Authorized by: property in the community of Councillor Director, Real Rangeview to The City of Shane Estate & Calgary for the construction Keating Development of the 88 Street SE Services Extension project. Pursuant to Bylaw 52M2009 Section 8.(1)(a) MRER Management Real Estate Review (e.g. MRER2209-XX) LAF Land Authorization Form (e.g. LAF2020-XX) UCS SPC on Utilities and Corporate Services (e.g. UCS2020-XX) MOD Method of Disposition (report that establishes reserve price) ISC: UNRESTRICTED Page 1 of 8 UCS2020-1415 ATTACHMENT 4 # MUNICIPAL TRANSACTION MRER OR LAF WARD ANNUAL COMMENCEMEN DELEGATED ADDRESS SUMMARY ITEM NUMBER RENT/FEE T DATE AUTHORITY 4. 540 Cedar CR License of property in the LAF2020-41 Ward 08 $750.00 2020 August 01 Authorized by: SW community of Spruce Cliff to Councillor Manager, Land Chandos Construction Ltd. Evan Woolley & Asset for restorative work. Management Pursuant to Bylaw 52M2009 Section 8.(1)(a) 5. 8521 85 ST NW License of property in the LAF2020-42 Ward 02 $3,750.00 2020 July 15 Authorized by: community of Arbour Lake to Councillor Manager, Land Enmax Power Corporation to Joe Magliocca & Asset install a new underground Management service line. Pursuant to Bylaw 52M2009 Section 8.(1)(a) 6. 198, 202, 206 License of property in the LAF2020-43 Ward 05 $10.00 2020 August 28 Authorized by: Saddleback RD community of Saddle Ridge Councillor Manager, Sales NE to Dashmesh Culture Centre George & Acquisitions to carry out the due diligence Chahal Pursuant to work on the Property as part Bylaw 52M2009 of the proposed non-market Section 8.(1)(a) land sale. MRER Management Real Estate Review (e.g. MRER2209-XX) LAF Land Authorization Form (e.g. LAF2020-XX) UCS SPC on Utilities and Corporate Services (e.g. UCS2020-XX) MOD Method of Disposition (report that establishes reserve price) ISC: UNRESTRICTED Page 2 of 8 UCS2020-1415 ATTACHMENT 4 # MUNICIPAL TRANSACTION MRER OR LAF WARD ANNUAL COMMENCEMEN DELEGATED ADDRESS SUMMARY ITEM NUMBER RENT/FEE T DATE AUTHORITY 7. 352 34 AV NE License of property in the LAF2020-44 Ward 04 $10.00 2020 September Authorized by: community of Highland Park Councillor 14 Manager, Sales to Aboriginal Friendship Sean Chu & Acquisitions Centre of Calgary to carry Pursuant to out the due diligence work on Bylaw 52M2009 the Property as part of the Section 8.(1)(a) proposed non-market land sale. 8. 1730 16 AV NW License of property in the LAF2020-45 Ward 07 $10.00 2020 August 06 Authorized by: community of Capital Hill to Councillor Manager, Sales Homespace Society to carry Druh Farrell & Acquisitions out the due diligence work on Pursuant to the Property as part of the Bylaw 52M2009 proposed non-market land Section 8.(1)(a) sale. 9. 3790 Seton DR License of property in the LAF2020-46 Ward 12 $10.00 2020 August 03 Authorized by: SE community of Seton to Councillor Manager, Sales Homespace Society to carry Shane & Acquisitions out the due diligence work on Keating Pursuant to the Property as part of the Bylaw 52M2009 proposed non-market land Section 8.(1)(a) sale. MRER Management Real Estate Review (e.g. MRER2209-XX) LAF Land Authorization Form (e.g. LAF2020-XX) UCS SPC on Utilities and Corporate Services (e.g. UCS2020-XX) MOD Method of Disposition (report that establishes reserve price) ISC: UNRESTRICTED Page 3 of 8 UCS2020-1415 ATTACHMENT 4 # MUNICIPAL TRANSACTION MRER OR LAF WARD ANNUAL COMMENCEMEN DELEGATED ADDRESS SUMMARY ITEM NUMBER RENT/FEE T DATE AUTHORITY 10. 2303 11 ST SE Third party license of LAF2020-47 Ward 09 $10.00 2020 September Authorized by: property in the Community of Councillor 21 Acting Manager, Alyth / Bonnybrook to The Gian-Carlo Sales & City of Calgary to remove a Carra Acquisitions small layer of topsoil from the Pursuant to License area along with the Bylaw 52M2009 installation of an industrial Section 8.(1)(a fabric to prevent weed growth. 11. 251 Red Embers License of property in the LAF2020-50 Ward 05 $10.00 2020 August 01 Authorized by: WY NE community of Redstone to Councillor Manager, Land The Basil Ranch Corp. for George & Asset urban agriculture and Chahal Management community involvement. Pursuant to Bylaw 52M2009 Section 8.(1)(a) 12. 251 Red Embers License of property in the LAF2020-51 Ward 05 $10.00 2020 August 01 Authorized by: WY NE community of Redstone to Councillor Manager, Land Grand Trunk Veggies for George & Asset urban agriculture and Chahal Management community involvement. Pursuant to Bylaw 52M2009 Section 8.(1)(a) MRER Management Real Estate Review (e.g. MRER2209-XX) LAF Land Authorization Form (e.g. LAF2020-XX) UCS SPC on Utilities and Corporate Services (e.g. UCS2020-XX) MOD Method of Disposition (report that establishes reserve price) ISC: UNRESTRICTED Page 4 of 8 UCS2020-1415 ATTACHMENT 4 # MUNICIPAL TRANSACTION MRER OR LAF WARD ANNUAL COMMENCEMEN DELEGATED ADDRESS SUMMARY ITEM NUMBER RENT/FEE T DATE AUTHORITY 13. 12500 85 ST NW License of property in the LAF2020-52 Ward 02 $1.00 per year for 2020 May 01 Authorized by: community of Residual Ward Councillor ten years Manager, Land 02 – Sub Area 2E to Shaw Joe Magliocca & Asset Business Inc. to install, Management operate and maintain certain Pursuant to telecommunications Bylaw 52M2009 equipment at the Calgary Sections Police Services (“CPS”) 10.(1)(a) and (b) Spyhill site. 14. 75 River DR Third party license of LAF2020-54 Bragg Creek $10.00 2020 June 08 Authorized by: South property in Rocky View Manager, Land County (Bragg Creek) to The & Asset City of Calgary to rebuild and Management manage the gauge station. Pursuant to Bylaw 52M2009 Section 8.(1)(a) 15. 151 Thames CL License of property in the LAF2020-55 Ward 04 $4,500.00 2020 June 24 Authorized by: NW community of Thorncliffe to Councillor Manager, Land Enmax Power Corporation Sean Chu & Asset for a temporary laydown area Management as storage site for wooden Pursuant to power poles in the repair and Bylaw 52M2009 replacement of a powerline Section 8.(1)(a) right of way. MRER Management Real Estate Review (e.g. MRER2209-XX) LAF Land Authorization Form (e.g. LAF2020-XX) UCS SPC on Utilities and Corporate Services (e.g. UCS2020-XX) MOD Method of Disposition (report that establishes reserve price) ISC: UNRESTRICTED Page 5 of 8 UCS2020-1415 ATTACHMENT 4 # MUNICIPAL TRANSACTION MRER OR LAF WARD ANNUAL COMMENCEMEN DELEGATED ADDRESS SUMMARY ITEM NUMBER RENT/FEE T DATE AUTHORITY 16. 415 53 AV NW License of property in the LAF2020-56 Ward 04 $4,500.00 2020 August 01 Authorized by: community of Thorncliffe to Councillor Manager, Land Enmax Power Corporation Sean Chu & Asset for a temporary laydown area Management as a storage site for wooden Pursuant to power poles in the repair and Bylaw 52M2009 replacement of a powerline Section 8.(1)(a) right of way. 17. 609 24 AV SW License of property in the LAF2020-57 Ward 08 $10.00 2020 June 22 Authorized by: community of Cliff Bungalow Councillor Manager, Land to Mission Seniors Living Ltd. Evan Woolley & Asset to construct a green space Management and complete landscaping. Pursuant to Bylaw 52M2009 Section 8.(1)(a) 18. 1600 Sarcee TR License of property in the LAF2020-58 Ward 06 $6,000.00 2020 July 01 Authorized by: SW community of Strathcona Councillor Manager, Land Park to ATCO Gas and Jeff Davison & Asset Pipelines Ltd. for a Management temporary workspace in Pursuant to support of the inspection and Bylaw 52M2009 repair of underground Section 8.(1)(a) utilities. MRER Management Real Estate Review (e.g. MRER2209-XX) LAF Land Authorization Form (e.g. LAF2020-XX) UCS SPC on Utilities and Corporate Services (e.g. UCS2020-XX) MOD Method of Disposition (report that establishes reserve price) ISC: UNRESTRICTED Page 6 of 8 UCS2020-1415 ATTACHMENT 4 # MUNICIPAL TRANSACTION SUMMARY MRER OR LAF WARD ANNUAL COMMENCEMEN DELEGATED ADDRESS ITEM NUMBER RENT/FEE T DATE AUTHORITY 19. 2201 Cliff ST SW License of property in the LAF2020-59 Ward 08 $10.00 2020 September Authorized by: community of Cliff Bungalow Councillor 01 Manager, Land to Mission Seniors Living Ltd. Evan Woolley & Asset to construct improvements to Management the Prospect Trail Network. Pursuant to Bylaw 52M2009 Section 8.(1)(a) 20. 5005 2 ST SW License of property in the LAF2020-60 Ward 04 $4,500.00 2020 August 01 Authorized by: community of Thorncliffe to Councillor Manager, Land Enmax Power Corporation Sean Chu & Asset for a temporary laydown area Management as a storage site for wooden Pursuant to power poles in the repair and Bylaw 52M2009 replacement of a powerline Section 8.(1)(a) right of way.
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