Administration

RESORT VILLAGE OF KANNATA VALLEY

ADMINISTRATION

Shannon Ulsifer

Acting Chief Administrative Officer

Office phone: 306-731-2447 Fax: 306-731-2415

Office hours: Tuesday and Wednesday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Email: office@kannatavalley.ca

COUNCIL

Mayor, Bob Gordon 306-527-6317 mayor@kannatavalley.ca

Portfolio: Lagoon & streets/roads

EMO

Councillor, Tom Fink 306-216-9574 councillor1@kannatavalley.ca

Portfolio: Lagoon, RTS, Bylaw/Policy/Grant

Councillor – Dustin Plett 1-647-778-8005 councillor2@kannatavalley.ca

Portfolio: Finance & Beach and Playground

Councillor – Craig Francis 306-541-5804 councillor3@kannatavalley.ca

Portfolio: Bylaw/Policy/Grant, Budget

Parkland Regional Library Delegate

Councillor, Ken MacDonald 306-533-3936 councillor4@kannatavalley.ca

Portfolio: Budget, Asset Management, WTP

Deputy Mayor:

January 1, 2023 - June 30, 2023 Councillor Dustin Plett

July 1, 2023 - December 31, 2023 Councillor Craig Francis

January 1, 2024 - June 30, 2024 Councillor Ken MacDonald

Water Utility:

Lead Operator: Glen Hurst 306-201-4695

Regional Operator Bo Black 306-209-0595

Distribution: Ken Forsyth 306-729-4895

Assistant Water Operators: Barry Vanstone 306-551-2403

Wayne Howse 306-537-7292

Refuse Transfer Station:

Lead Operator: Dennis Koloski 639-571-4025

Other:

Pest Control: Ray Maffenbeier 306-535-2868

VILLAGE OFFICE CONTACT INFORMATION

Civic Address: 101 Cowen Road, Kannata Valley, Sask.

Mailing Address Box 166 Silton, Sask. S0G 4L0

Toll Free Phone 1-877-731-2447

Local Phone: 731-2447 Fax 731-2415

Hours: 8:30AM to 4:30PM Tuesday and Wednesday

E-Mail office@kannatavalley.ca

ATTENDING COUNCIL MEETINGS AS AN OBSERVER

All council meetings are conducted in a public forum with visitors and guests welcome to attend without prior notice.

ATTENDING COUNCIL MEETINGS AS A DELEGATE

Any member of the public may apply to the administrator to be added to the agenda of a meeting as a delegate, in order to present information relevant to the administration of municipal business. The application shall be in a written format (letter or e-mail) and shall have been received by the administrator:

at least 24 hours prior to the meeting date to speak to an item already on the agenda, or
at least 7 days prior to the meeting date to speak to an item that is not on the agenda, in which case, detailed information of the issue that is to be presented shall be included with the application.
when a person wishes to have a communication considered by council, it shall be addressed to council, and:

(a) clearly set out the matter in issue and the request; and

(b) for written communications, must be printed, typewritten or legibly written, contain the mailing address of the writer and be signed with the name of the writer; or

(c) for electronic communication, must contain the name of the writer and both the mailing and electronic address of the writer.
a communication received by the administrator which contains or relates to personal information shall be dealt with in accordance with the provisions of The Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
bound documents or studies in support of the delegation’s notice shall, if sufficient copies are provided by the delegation, be circulated to members, but will not be reproduced.

HEARING DELEGATES AT A COUNCIL MEETING

To accommodate delegations and to properly address the issues presented, the following procedure will be followed:

delegations speaking before council shall address their remarks to the stated business:

(a) Delegations will be limited to speaking only once; and

(b) Rebuttal or cross debate with other delegations shall not be permitted.
A maximum of ten minutes shall be allotted for each delegation to present his or her position of support or opposition.
Where there are numerous delegates taking the same position on a matter, they are encouraged to select a spokesperson to present their views:

(a) Delegations are encouraged not to repeat information presented by an earlier delegation.

(b) The mayor shall at the conclusion of ten minutes, inform the delegation that the time limit is up.

(c) Only upon a motion to extend the ten minute limitation adopted by a majority of members shall the ten minute limit be extended.

(d) Delegations will not be permitted to assume any unused time allocated to another delegation.
Upon the completion of a presentation to council by a delegation, any discourse between members and the delegation shall be limited to members asking questions for clarification and obtaining additional, relevant information only:
Members shall not enter into debate with the delegation respecting the presentation;
Following review of all requests, council reserve the right to limit the number of delegations and the time for each presentation. The decision of council will be forwarded to each delegation.
Council will reserve the right to respond to the issues presented immediately following the presentation, at a later time of the meeting or at a future meeting.

MINUTES

Minutes of all meetings of council are prepared and made public in compliance with the Procedures Bylaw which states in part:

The Administrator shall prepare official minutes of all council and ratepayers meetings and present them to council for approval at the next following regular meeting.
Minutes shall record the names of those members present at each meeting, motions or resolutions, actions of business conducted by council. Observations and opinions of members are not to be recorded.
Upon approval of the minutes by council, minutes shall be signed by the presiding officer of the meeting and the administrator.
A copy of the approved minutes shall be posted following approval.