Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 4007, 2026 (consolidated to 4023)
Campbell River, British Columbia
· No. 4007
· adopted 2026-03-24
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FEES AND CHARGES BYLAW
BYLAW NO. 4007, 2026
Consolidated Version
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ADOPTED March 24, 2026
P U R P O S E
Being a Bylaw for setting various fees and charges across the City of Campbell
River
FEES AND CHARGES BYLAW
Bylaw No. 4007, 2026
Revised April 30, 2026
Consolidated for Convenience Purposes to
Include bylaws 4017, 4023
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C O N T E N T S
PART 1: Title ............................................................................................................................................ 5
PART 2: Definitions .................................................................................................................................. 5
PART 3: Reducing Fees or Charges ........................................................................................................... 5
PART 4: Exceptions .................................................................................................................................. 6
PART 5: Administrative Fees .................................................................................................................... 6
PART 6: Refunding Fees ........................................................................................................................... 6
PART 7: Taxes .......................................................................................................................................... 7
PART 8: Amendments .............................................................................................................................. 7
PART 9: Repeal ....................................................................................................................................... 13
SCHEDULE "A" ........................................................................................................................................ 14
SCHEDULE "B" ........................................................................................................................................ 17
SCHEDULE "C" ........................................................................................................................................ 18
SCHEDULE "D" ........................................................................................................................................ 19
SCHEDULE "E" ....................................................................................................................................... 20
SCHEDULE "F" ....................................................................................................................................... 23
SCHEDULE "G" ....................................................................................................................................... 24
SCHEDULE "H" ....................................................................................................................................... 26
SCHEDULE "I" ......................................................................................................................................... 31
SCHEDULE "J" ........................................................................................................................................ 32
SCHEDULE "K-1" .................................................................................................................................... 36
SCHEDULE "K-2" .................................................................................................................................... 39
SCHEDULE "K-3" .................................................................................................................................... 42
SCHEDULE "K-4" .................................................................................................................................... 45
SCHEDULE "K-5" .................................................................................................................................... 46
SCHEDULE "K-6" .................................................................................................................................... 47
SCHEDULE "K-7" .................................................................................................................................... 48
SCHEDULE "K-8" .................................................................................................................................... 49
SCHEDULE "K-9" .................................................................................................................................... 50
SCHEDULE "K-10" ................................................................................................................................... 51
SCHEDULE "K-11" .................................................................................................................................. 52
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The Council of the City of Campbell River enacts as follows:
PART 1:
Title
1.1
This bylaw may be cited for all purposes as Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 4007, 2026.
PART 2:
Definitions
2.1
In this bylaw unless the context otherwise requires:
City
means the City of Campbell River.
Recreation
facility
Means:
a) a facility or part thereof,
b) a park facility; or
c) a space or a location operated by the department
responsible for recreation or the department responsible
for parks or their agents.
2.2
Definitions in the following bylaws and their amendments apply to this bylaw, where applicable:
a) Cemetery Management Bylaw, No. 3733, 2019;
b) Clean Air Bylaw No. 3293, 2007;
c) False Alarm Fees Bylaw No. 3498, 2013;
d) Fireworks Regulation Bylaw No. 3297, 2007;
e) Fire Services Bylaw No. 2612 1997;
f) Sanitary Sewer Connections Bylaw No. 1507, 1985;
g) Water Regulations Bylaw, No. 3216, 2006;
h) Zoning Bylaw No. 3250, 2006.
PART 3:
Reducing Fees or Charges
3.1
The following staff members in Column A may reduce a fee set out in a schedule listed in
Column B by up to 100% at their discreƟon, subject to the reasons set out in Section 3.3 and
the limitations within Section 4.1:
Column A -Staff Member
Column B - Schedule
City Manager
All schedules
Director of Operations
Schedules A, H, J and K-1 to K-11
Director of Community Safety
Schedules B, C, D, E, or I
Director of Community Planning & Livability
Schedules F, K-1 to K-11
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3.2
Any reduced fees must be reported to City Council in a timely manner outlining the amount of
the fees reduced and the justification for reducing the fee.
3.3
The staff member set out in Column A of Section 3.1 may reduce a fee for a person by up to
100% based on the following reasons:
a) The person operates as a not-for-profit organization or a charitable organization;
b) The person is part of a recreation group that the City wishes to support;
c) The person is hosting an event to raise money for a charitable organization;
d) The person is hosting an event on behalf of the City;
e) The person is doing something or giving something for the benefit of the City in
exchange for the reduction or waiver of the fee or;
f) The person has a partnering agreement with the City.
3.4
Any fees reduced by staff shall be granted on a one-off or non-continuous basis in order to
avoid organizational reliance on reducing of fees for the continuation of programs or services.
3.5
Organizations that receive a Grant from the City are not eligible for any fee reduction under
this Bylaw without the prior authorization of Council.
PART 4:
Exceptions
4.1
As an exception to PART 3, the staff member set out in Section 3.1, Column A will not reduce a
fee for the following reasons:
a) The person is a business which is operating for profit;
b) The person is a business which does not have a partnering agreement with the City; or
c) The amount of the fees owing is based on the costs to provide the services and
expenses incurred by the City.
PART 5:
Administrative Fees
5.1
If a schedule refers to an administrative fee, then a person shall pay an administrative fee of
15% of the costs for any fee to which an administrative fee is applied.
PART 6:
Refunding Fees
6.1
Except where the fee is identified as non-refundable, the City may issue a refund of:
a) 100% if the person who has paid the permit fee applies for the refund in writing
before the City has issued the permit less refund process fee; or
b) 50% if the person who has paid the permit fee applies for the refund in writing after
the City has issued the permit.
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6.2
Section 6.1 shall not apply to any deposit that a person has paid pursuant to this bylaw.
PART 7:
Taxes
7.1
All fees are exclusive of applicable taxes unless otherwise specifically stated within this bylaw.
PART 8:
Amendments
8.1
The sections identified in Columns B shall be struck out and, as applicable, the following
sections set out in Column C in the table below be inserted in its place for each of the following
bylaws set out in Column A.
Sub-
secƟon
Column A
Bylaw
Column B
SecƟon to be Struck Out
Column C
SecƟon to be Inserted in its place
A
Cemetery
Management Bylaw,
No. 3733, 2019
3.6 The Schedules listed here and
as atached form a part of this
Bylaw:
a) Schedule A: Interment
SpecificaƟons
b) Schedule B: Memorial
SpecificaƟons
c) Schedule C: Cemetery Fees
3.6 The Schedules listed here and
as atached form a part of this
Bylaw:
a) Schedule A: Interment
SpecificaƟons
b) Schedule B: Memorial
SpecificaƟons
B
Cemetery
Management Bylaw,
No. 3733, 2019
12.3 The fees established for City
cemeteries under arƟcle 12.0 and
12.1 of this Bylaw shall be set out
in 'Schedule C: Cemetery Fees,'
which shall form a part of this
Bylaw, and this schedule shall be
made available to the public upon
request.
12.3 The fees set out in this bylaw
shall be set out of the Fees and
Charges Bylaw, No. 4007, 2026, as
amended.
C
Clean Air Bylaw No.
3293, 2007
4 Burning Requiring a Permit
The fee charged for the issuance of
a City of Campbell River Open
Burning Permit, as required by
SecƟon 2.2(h) and 2.5(f) is
established in Schedule "B"
atached hereto.
Burning Requiring a Permit
4 The fees for an open burning
permit set out in this bylaw shall
be set out in the Fees and Charges
Bylaw, No. 4007, 2026, as
amended.
D
Clean Air Bylaw No.
3293, 2007
7 Cost Recovery
Every owner/occupier of a
dwelling/property who starts or
Cost Recovery
7(a) An owner or an occupier of a
dwelling or a property who starts
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Bylaw
Column B
SecƟon to be Struck Out
Column C
SecƟon to be Inserted in its place
allows to be started any open
burning or outdoor fire is
responsible for such fire. If, in the
opinion of the Fire Chief or his
designate, the fire presents a
hazard, has escaped or threatens to
escape from the owner's/person's
control or is prohibited under the
terms of this bylaw, the Fire
department may be required to
control and exƟnguish the fire. The
owner shall be liable for all costs
and expenses incurred by the
Campbell River Fire Department or
City of Campbell River to control or
exƟnguish the fire in accordance
with the rates and fees set out in
Schedule "B" atached hereto.
or allows to be started any open
burning or outdoor fire shall be
responsible for the fire.
7(b) If, in the opinion of the Fire
Chief or their designate, the fire:
(i)
Presents a hazard;
(ii)
Has escaped or
threatens to escape
the owner's or
occupier's control;
or
(iii)
Is prohibited under
this bylaw
The Fire Department may control
or exƟnguish the fire.
7(c) the owner or the occupier
shall be liable for all costs and
expenses incurred by the Fire
Department or the City to control
or exƟnguish the fire in
accordance with the rates and
fees as set out in Fees and Charges
Bylaw, No. 4007, 2026, as
amended.
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False Alarm Fees
Bylaw No. 3498,
2013
4.3 Where the Fire Department
atend at a premise in response to
a False Alarm on two (2) or more
occasions in relaƟon to a Fire Alarm
System in a twelve (12) month
period starƟng January 1st and
ending December 31st of each
year, the owner or occupier of the
Real Property in which the Alarm
System is installed is liable to pay a
fee to the City which shall vary with
the number of like alarms set out in
Schedule 'A' atached to and
forming part of this Bylaw.
4.3 If the Fire Department atends
at a premise in response to a False
Alarm on two (2) or more
occasions in relaƟon to a Fire
Alarm System in a twelve (12)
month period starƟng January 1st
and ending December 31st of
each year, the owner or occupier
of the Real Property in which the
Alarm System is installed is liable
to pay a fee to the City as set out
in the Fees and Charges Bylaw, No.
4007, 2026, as amended.
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secƟon
Column A
Bylaw
Column B
SecƟon to be Struck Out
Column C
SecƟon to be Inserted in its place
F
False Alarm Fees
Bylaw No. 3498,
2013
Where the R.C.M.P. atend at a
premise in response to a False
Alarm on two (2) or more occasions
in a twelve (12) month period
starƟng January 1st and ending
December 31st of each year, the
owner or occupier of the Real
Property in which the Alarm
System is installed is liable to pay a
fee to the City which shall vary with
the number of like alarms set out in
Schedule 'A' atached to and
forming part of this Bylaw.
4.4 If the R.C.M.P. atend at a
premise in response to a False
Alarm on two (2) or more
occasions in a twelve (12) month
period starƟng January 1st and
ending December 31st of each
year, the owner or occupier of the
Real Property in which the Alarm
System is installed is liable to pay a
fee to the City as set out in the
Fees and Charges Bylaw, No. 4007,
2026, as amended.
G
False Alarm Fees
Bylaw No. 3498,
2013
Schedule A
H
Fireworks
RegulaƟon Bylaw
No. 3297, 2007
4. PERMITS FOR CONSUMER
FIREWORKS OR DISPLAY
FIREWORKS:
Any person nineteen (19) years of
age or older before discharging
consumer fireworks or display
fireworks must apply for and
receive a permit.
Permit applicaƟons for consumer
fireworks events must be
submited to the City by no later
than two weeks prior to the
discharge.
Permit applicaƟons for display
fireworks events must be
submited to the City at least thirty
(30) days prior to the date upon
which the fireworks display event is
to occur.
PERMITS FOR CONSUMER
FIREWORKS OR DISPLAY
FIREWORKS:
4(a) Any person nineteen (19)
years of age or older before
discharging consumer fireworks or
display fireworks must apply for
and receive a permit.
4(b) Permit applicaƟons for
consumer fireworks events must
be submited to the City by no
later than two weeks prior to the
discharge.
4(c) Permit applicaƟons for display
fireworks events must be
submited to the City at least
thirty (30) days prior to the date
upon which the display fireworks
event is to occur.
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Bylaw
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SecƟon to be Struck Out
Column C
SecƟon to be Inserted in its place
All permit applicaƟons must
include:
i.
a completed Schedule "A
applicaƟon;
ii.
if the consumer fireworks
event or display fireworks
event is to occur on
property that is not owned
by the applicant or is on
property owned or
controlled by the City, a
writen agreement of the
property owner in the form
atached as Schedule "C";
iii.
if the consumer fireworks
event or display fireworks
event is being organized or
sponsored by any person
other than the applicant, a
writen agreement of such
person in the form
atached as Schedule "D";
iv.
the permit applicaƟon fee
established in Schedule "F".
4(d) A person must include the
following items with a permit
applicaƟon:
i.
a completed Schedule "A"
applicaƟon;
ii.
if the consumer fireworks
event or display fireworks
event is to occur on
property that is not owned
by the applicant or is on
property owned or
controlled by the City, a
writen agreement of the
property owner in the
form atached as Schedule
"C";
iii.
if the consumer fireworks
event or display fireworks
event is being organized or
sponsored by any person
other than the applicant, a
writen agreement of such
person in the form
atached as Schedule "D";
iv.
the permit applicaƟon fee
set out in the Fees and
Charges Bylaw, No. 4007,
2026, as amended.
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Fireworks
RegulaƟon Bylaw
No. 3297, 2007
6. PYROTECHNIC SPECIAL EFFECTS
FIREWORKS - COST RECOVERY
CHARGES:
a) Every applicant for a
pyrotechnics permit shall pay the
charge set out in Schedule "F" for:
i.
Review of their fire safety
plan by the Fire Chief; and
ii.
Fire protecƟon services
provided.
PYROTECHNIC SPECIAL EFFECTS
FIREWORKS - COST RECOVERY
CHARGES:
6(a) An applicant for a
pyrotechnics permit shall pay the
charge set out in Fees and Charges
Bylaw, No. 4007, 2026, as
amended for:
i.
Review of their fire safety
plan by the Fire Chief; and
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Bylaw
Column B
SecƟon to be Struck Out
Column C
SecƟon to be Inserted in its place
(b) The City may recover all costs
and expenses it incurs incidental to
the provision of any fire protecƟon
services for a pyrotechnics event,
jointly and severally from any
person who at the Ɵme had the
charge, management or control of
the building or premises where the
pyrotechnics special effects
fireworks event occurred, which
costs and expenses are set out in
Schedule "F" atached to and
forming part of this bylaw. If that
person fails to pay those costs and
expenses within six (6) months
aŌer they are incurred, the City
may recover those costs and
expenses from the owner of the
real property by direct invoice,
together with interest at the rate
set out in the Community Charter.
Default on those costs, expenses
and interest, when they relate to
fire protecƟon for real property,
will result in the amount being
added to the property taxes of the
owner of the real property.
ii.
Fire protecƟon services
provided.
6(b) The City may recover all costs
and expenses it incurs incidental
to the provision of any fire
protecƟon services for a
pyrotechnics event, jointly and
severally from any person who at
the Ɵme had the charge,
management or control of the
building or premises where the
pyrotechnics special effects
fireworks event occurred, which
costs and expenses are set out in
the Fees and Charges Bylaw, No.
4007, 2026, as amended.
6(c) If that person fails to pay
those costs and expenses within
six (6) months aŌer they are
incurred, the City may recover
those costs and expenses from the
owner of the real property by
direct invoice, together with
interest at the rate set out in the
Community Charter.
6(d) Default on those costs,
expenses and interest, when they
relate to fire protecƟon for real
property, will result in the amount
being added to the property taxes
of the owner of the real property.
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Fireworks
RegulaƟon Bylaw
No. 3297, 2007
Schedule F
K
Fire Services Bylaw
No. 2612 1997
4.03
4.03
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secƟon
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Bylaw
Column B
SecƟon to be Struck Out
Column C
SecƟon to be Inserted in its place
(j) fees for permits and inspecƟons
required by SecƟon 4.02 are
established in Schedule "A"
atached hereto; and
(j) fees for permits and inspecƟons
required by SecƟon 4.02 are set in
the Fees and Charges Bylaw, No.
4007, 2026, as amended; and
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Fire Services Bylaw
No. 2612 1997
Schedule A
M
Sanitary Sewer
ConnecƟons Bylaw,
No. 1507, 1985
4 There is hereby imposed upon
the owners of real properƟes to
which sanitary sewer main
connecƟons are laid, the following
charge for each connecƟon
(hereinaŌer referred to as "the
connecƟon charge"):
(a) When sanitary sewer
connecƟons are installed by
the City, the property
owner shall be charged the
actual cost of the work plus
a 10% administraƟve
charge;
(b) A City representaƟve shall
be present to observe
sanitary sewer connecƟons
installed on City-owned
sanitary sewer mains by
third-party contractors. The
property owner shall be
charged the actual cost of
the observaƟon plus a 10%
administraƟve charge; and
(c) A deposit in the amount of
125% of the esƟmated cost
of the connecƟon shall be
made at the Ɵme of
applicaƟon for a new
connecƟon or 365 calendar
days aŌer the date upon
which the sanitary sewer
connecƟon becomes
4(a) A person shall pay the fees set
out in the Fees and Charges Bylaw,
No. 4007, 2026, as amended.
4(b) A City RepresentaƟve shall be
present to observe sanitary sewer
connecƟons installed on City
owned sanitary sewer main by
third party contractors.
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Bylaw
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SecƟon to be Struck Out
Column C
SecƟon to be Inserted in its place
available to the property,
whichever comes first.
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Water RegulaƟons
Bylaw, No. 3216,
2006
13 An owner who applies for a
supply of water from the
waterworks must pay the
applicable fee under the User Fees
and Charges Bylaw, or any other
applicable bylaw, for the
installaƟon of any necessary water
service connecƟon to that owner's
premises.
13 An owner who applies for a
supply of water from the
waterworks must pay the
applicable fee under the Fees and
Charges Bylaw, No. 4007, 2026, as
amended, or any other applicable
bylaw, for the installaƟon of any
necessary water service
connecƟon to that owner's
premises.
PART 9:
Repeal
9.1
The following bylaws and their amendments shall be repealed:
a) User Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 3271, 2006; and
b) Miscellaneous Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 3397, 2009l
READ THE FIRST TIME this
12
day of
March,
2026
READ THE SECOND TIME this
12
day of
March,
2026
READ THE THIRD TIME this
12
day of
March,
2026
ADOPTED this
24
day of
March,
2026
Signed by the Mayor and Corporate Officer this
26
day of
March,
2026
Kermit Dahl, MAYOR
Sheila Girvin, CORPORATE OFFICER
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SCHEDULE "A"
Cemetery Management Bylaw
1. The fees set out in this Schedule shall be subject to GST.
2. A person shall pay the following fees for a burial of a resident of the City in accordance
with the Cemetery Management Bylaw, No. 3733, 2019, as amended,
Schedule A Table 1 - Residents
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Section A Grave Space Lot
Adult (12 years or more)
Grave Space
$987
$1,046
$1,109
Care Fund Contribution
$296
$314
$333
Preparation and Placement
$1,402
$1,486
$1,576
Total
$2,685
$2,846
$3,017
Grave Space only
$1,283
$1,360
$1,442
Child (under 12 years)
Grave Space
$600
$636
$674
Care Fund Contribution
$180
$191
$203
Preparation and Placement
$678
$719
$762
Total
$1,458
$1,546
$1,639
Grave Space only
$780
$827
$877
Infant (Less than 2 years)
Grave Space
$300
$318
$337
Care Fund Contribution
$90
$95
$101
Preparation and Placement
$559
$593
$628
Total
$949
$1,006
$1,066
Grave Space only
$390
$413
$438
Section B Cremation Lot
Grave Space
$300
$318
$337
Care Fund Contribution
$90
$95
$101
Preparation and Placement
$376
$399
$423
Total
$766
$812
$861
Grave Space only
$390
$413
$438
Section C Natural Burial (Green) Section
Grave Space
$987
$1,046
$1,109
Care Fund Contribution
$296
$314
$333
Preparation and Placement
$1,402
$1,486
$1,575
Total
$2,685
$2,846
$3,017
Grave Space only
$1,283
$1,360
$1,442
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3. A person shall pay the following fees for the burial of a non-resident of the City, in
accordance with the Cemetery Management Bylaw, No. 3733, 2019 as amended,
Schedule A Table 2 - Non-Resident
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Section A Grave Space Lot
Adult (12 years old or more)
Grave Space
$1,237
$1,311
$1,390
Care Fund Contribution
$371
$393
$417
Preparation and Placement
$1,402
$1,486
$1,575
Total
$3,010
$3,190
$3,381
Grave Space only
$1,608
$1,704
$1,806
Child (under 12 years)
Grave Space
$762
$804
$852
Care Fund Contribution
$229
$243
$258
Preparation and Placement
$678
$719
$762
Total
$1,669
$1,770
$1,876
Grave Space only
$991
$1,051
$1,114
Infant (Less than 2 years)
Grave Space
$393
$417
$442
Care Fund Contribution
$118
$125
$133
Preparation and Placement
$559
$593
$629
Total
$1,070
$1,135
$1,203
Grave Space only
$511
$542
$575
Section B Cremation Lot
Grave Space
$393
$417
$442
Care Fund Contribution
$118
$125
$133
Preparation and Placement
$376
$399
$423
Total
$887
$941
$998
Grave Space only
$511
$542
$575
Section C Natural Burial (Green) Section
Grave Space
$1,237
$1,311
$1,390
Care Fund Contribution
$371
$393
$417
Preparation and Placement
$1,402
$1,486
$1,575
Total
$3,010
$3,190
$3,381
Grave Space only
$1,608
$1,704
$1,806
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4. A person shall pay the following fees for any burial, in accordance with the Cemetery
Management Bylaw, No. 3733, 2019 as amended,
Schedule A Table 3 - All Burials
As of
January 1,
2026
As of
January 1,
2028
As of
January 1,
2030
Section A Services
Opening and Closing for Exhumation
Adult (12 years+)
$2,805
$2,973
$3,152
Child (Under 12 years)
$1,359
$1,441
$1,528
Infant (Less than 2 years)
$1,184
$1,255
$1,330
Cremation
$542
$575
$610
Section B Memorials
Flat Marker Installation Each Time
Placement
$237
$251
$266
Care Fund Contribution
$13
$14
$15
Total
$250
$265
$281
Flat Marker Reset Each Time
Placement
$50
$53
$56
Care Fund Contribution
$13
$14
$15
Total
$63
$67
$71
Standing Marker Placement
Placement
$562
$596
$631
Care Fund Contribution
$31
$33
$35
Total
$593
$629
$667
Standing Marker Reset (each time)
Placement
$313
$332
$352
Care Fund Contribution
$31
$33
$34
Total
$344
$365
$387
Section C Green Burial - Dates Etched on Communal Market
Placement
$313
$332
$352
Care Fund Contribution
$13
$14
$15
Total
$326
$346
$367
Section D Additional Fees
Pall Bearers (each)
$63
$67
$71
Overtime Monday to Friday after 3:30 pm (First 3 hours)
$317
$336
$356
Overtime Monday to Friday after 3:30 pm (after the ϐirst 3 hours)
$425
$451
$478
Overtime (Full Burial)
Saturday, Sunday, and Statutory Holidays (Added to burial fee)
$1,284
$1,361
$1,443
Overtime (Cremation)
Saturday, Sunday, and Statutory Holidays (Added to burial fee)
$642
$681
$722
Double Depth to permit second burial added to burial fee
Concrete grave liner required
$655
$694
$736
Fiberglass Grave Liner
$469
$497
$527
Concrete Grave Liner
$937
$993
$1,053
Landscaping Natural Burial
$319
$338
$358
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SCHEDULE "B"
Clean Air Bylaw
1. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable, in accordance with the Clean Air
Bylaw No. 3293, 2007, as amended.
Schedule B Table 1 Fees
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Section A - Open Burning Permits
Open Buring Permit
$69
$73
$78
Recreational Burning Permit -
back yard ϐire pit per year
No charge
No charge
No charge
Section B - Staff Costs Per Hour
Fire Fighter
As per Section B in Schedule D Table 1
Chief Ofϐicer
Bylaw Enforcement Ofϐicer
Bylaw Enforcement Manager
RCMP Ofϐicer
Section C Equipment Costs Per Hour
Fire Engine
$424
$449
$476
Tanker
$424
$449
$476
Light Vehicle
$212
$225
$238
Excavator
$159
$169
$179
Section D Miscellaneous Costs
Consulting and Monitoring
Fees
Cost to the City
Analysis of materials or
conditions
As per Schedule E Table 6
Replacement of consumable
equipment
Fire ϐighting inter-agency
mutual aid
Cost to the City
2. A person shall pay the administrative fee set out in Section 8 of this bylaw in
addition to the fees set out in Sections B, C, or D in Schedule B Table 1.
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SCHEDULE "C"
False Alarm Fees Bylaw
1. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable, in accordance with the False
Alarm Fees Bylaw No. 3498, 2013, as amended, for the responses from the City at
the same premises responded to by the City during the calendar year.
Schedule C Table 1 Fees
Response
As of January
1, 2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
For ϐirst response to a
False Alarm at the same
premises responded to
during the calendar year
No Fee
No Fee
No Fee
For second response to a
False Alarm at the same
premises responded to
during the calendar year
$371
$393
$417
For third and each
subsequent response to a
False Alarm by RCMP
during the calendar year
$557
$590
$626
For third and each
subsequent response to a
False Alarm by Fire
Department during the
calendar year
Fee for each Apparatus
and Member required
As per Schedule E Tables 1, 2, and 5
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SCHEDULE "D"
Fireworks Regulation Bylaw
1. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable, in accordance with the
Fireworks Regulation Bylaw No. 3297, 2007, as amended.
Schedule D Table 1
As of January
1, 2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January
1, 2030
Section A Permit
Consumer ϐireworks
$41
$42
$44
Display ϐireworks
$165
$170
$185
Section B
Staff Costs Per Hour with a minimum 2-hour charge
Fire Fighter
$69
$73
$78
Chief Ofϐicer
$85
$90
$95
Bylaw Enforcement Ofϐicer
$69
$73
$78
Bylaw Enforcement Manager
$85
$90
$95
Building Ofϐicial
$69
$73
$78
RCMP Ofϐicer
$69
$73
$78
Section C Equipment Costs Per Hour
Fire Truck
$309
$328
$347
Section D Miscellaneous Costs
Analysis and tests of materials or
conditions found at the property
As per Schedule E Table 6
Replacement of equipment by
exposure to contaminants
Replacement of consumable
equipment
2. A person shall pay the administrative fee set out in Section 8 of this bylaw in
addition to the fees set out in Sections B, C, or D in Schedule D Table 1.
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SCHEDULE "E"
Fire Services Bylaw
1. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable, in accordance with the Fire
Services Bylaw No. 2612, 1997, as amended,
Schedule E Table 1
Apparatus and Vehicles
The fees for the following pieces of apparatus or vehicles are charged per piece of apparatus
per hour or portion thereof
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028
As of January 1, 2030
Structural engine/Pumper
$652
$691
$732
Aerial
$938
$994
$1,054
Water tender
$419
$444
$471
Rescue
$386
$409
$434
Utility vehicles, Squad,
Brush Truck, Trailers, Fire
Prevention Vehicles,
Mobile Command Post, 4
x 4 Mobile Pumps, Quads
and any other unspeciϐied
apparatus
$483
$511
$542
Mechanic/ Truck -
Wildlife
$256
$271
$287
Mechanic / Truck -
Service provision
$191
Plus costs plus the
administrative fee set out
in section 8 of this bylaw
$202
Plus costs plus the
administrative fee set out
in section 8 of this bylaw
$214
Plus costs plus the
administrative fee set out
in section 8 of this bylaw
Stand-by crew at site
Cost of apparatus and crew
Schedule E Table 2
Structural Protection Unit ("SPU") - Equipment No Crew
The fees for the following pieces of apparatus or vehicles are charged per piece of apparatus per day or
portion thereof
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028
As of January 1, 2030
SPU - Open with equipment
deployed
$4,234
$4,488
$4,757
SPU - Closed with no equipment
deployed
$1,829
$1,938
$2,055
All Found Rate - Crew and SPU -
up to 12 hours (per day)
Over 12 hours
$9,205
$435 per additional
hour or portion thereof
$9,757
$461 per additional
hour or portion thereof
$10,343
$488 per additional
hour or portion thereof
Incidentals, materials and
equipment most, misplaced or
damaged
Costs plus the administrative fee set out in section 8 of this bylaw
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Schedule E Table 3
Dangerous Goods Apparatus
The fees for the following pieces of apparatus or vehicles are charged per piece of apparatus
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028
As of January 1, 2030
For the ϐirst hour or
portion, thereof,
$1,272
Plus expenses, and the
administrative fee set out
in section 8 of this bylaw
$1,348
Plus expenses, and the
administrative fee set out
in section 8 of this bylaw
$1,429
Plus expenses, and the
administrative fee set out
in section 8 of this bylaw
For each subsequent
hour or portion, thereof,
$742
Plus expenses, and the
administrative fee set out
in section 8 of this bylaw
$787
Plus expenses, and the
administrative fee set out
in section 8 of this bylaw
$833
Plus expenses and the
administrative fee set out
in section 8 of this bylaw
Schedule E Table 4
Conϐined Space or Roper Rescue Provision
The fees for the following pieces of apparatus and crew of up to 4
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028
As of January 1, 2030
For the ϐirst hour or
portion thereof,
$1,060
Plus expenses,
Plus the administrative
fee set out in section 8 of
this bylaw
$1,124
Plus expenses
Plus the administrative
fee set out in section 8 of
this bylaw
$1,191
Plus expenses
Plus the administrative
fee set out in section 8 of
this bylaw
For each subsequent
hour or portion thereof,
$655
Plus expenses
Plus the administrative
fee set out in section 8 of
this bylaw
$694
Plus expense,
Plus the administrative
fee set out in section 8 of
this bylaw
$736
Plus expenses
Plus and the
administrative fee set out
in section 8 of this bylaw
Schedule E Table 5
Cost Related to Operation Stafϐing
The fees for the following pieces of apparatus or vehicles are charged per hour or portion thereof
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028
As of January 1, 2030
Per member
$129
$137
$145
Schedule E Table 6
Fire Administration Fees
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028
As of January 1, 2030
Request for administration
service of a member (including
witness interviews)
Per member, per hour or portion
thereof At a minimum 2 hours
charge
$133
Plus expenses
$141
Plus expenses
$149
Plus expenses
Reports (Via subpoena only per
FOIPPA legislation)
$106
$112
$119
Analysis of materials or conditions
Costs to the City
Replacement of consumable
equipment
Costs to the City
Replacement of equipment by
exposure to contaminants
Costs to the City
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Schedule E Table 7
Reports
Copies of CGPRFS Run reports, Dangerous Goods reports,
Fire Investigation reports, or Patient Care reports, related to a speciϐic incident,
including letters of summary and
all services associated with providing the requested information:
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028 As of January 1, 2030
Up to 2 hours research and
preparation (per report)
$265
$281
$298
Fire investigation reports (per
report)
$133
$141
$149
Environmental enquiries per
location (per enquiry)
$133
$141
$149
Review of Fire Safety Plans - new
build, demolition (per plan
includes 1 review)
$133
$141
$149
Review of building and
development plans (per plan
includes 1 review)
$133
$141
$149
Occupancy Load Calculation (Per
calculation includes 1 site visit)
$265
$281
$298
Schedule E Table 8
Fire Inspection and Investigation Services
All ϐire inspection or investigation services including but not limited to:
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Inspection, certiϐication , examination, approval,
calculation, reporting, review, request, or measures
of compliancy per hour or portion thereof
At a minimum of 1 hour
$133
Plus expenses
$141
Plus expenses
$149
Plus expenses
Fire investigation - per hour or portion thereof
per person At a minimum of 2 hours
$133
Plus expenses
$141
Plus expenses
$149
Plus expenses
Inspection of mobile vendor (food trucks)
$133
$141
$149
Mileage and maintenance per km
$1.70
$1.80
$1.91
Security for site of investigations and inspections
as determined by Fire Services
Costs plus the administrative fee set out in section 8 of
this bylaw
Schedule E Table 9
Permits
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028
As of January 1, 2030
Installation of storage tanks
for combustible or ϐlammable
liquids (First)
$106
$112
$119
Other permits not otherwise
provided for (First and
reinspection)
$53
$56
$60
Each subsequent inspection
$53
$56
$60
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SCHEDULE "F"
Recycling, Organics, and Garbage Regulations Bylaw
1. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable, in accordance with the Recycling,
Organics, and Garbage Regulations Bylaw No. 3509, 2013, as amended:
Schedule F Table 1 - Fees
As of
January 1,
2026
As of
January 1,
2027
As of
January 1,
2028
As of
January 1,
2029
As of
January 1,
2030
Annual Garbage Collection
$342
$382
$394
$406
$419
Additional Garbage Collection Receptables
Per Coupon
$4
$4
$4
$4
$4
2. The City shall impose the fees in section 1 on a person whose property to which garbage and
recycling services are supplied:
(a) on the ϐirst day of the month immediately following the date garbage and recycling
services are supplied to the applicable property; and
(b) subsequently, on January 1 on an annual basis with the property taxes.
3. The fees in section 1 shall be due and payable:
(a) in advance in the first calendar year of service; and
(b) annually in advance on the first of January in the second and any subsequent
calendar year.
4. The City shall do the following:
(a) bill the charge under section 3(b) on or before May 31 in each year; and
(b) impose a penalty of 10% on the unpaid sum on any charge remaining unpaid as of
the ϐirst business day of July in the billing year.
5. For new single-family dwellings or duplexes, the City shall impose on a person whose
property to which garbage and recycling services are supplied from the ϐirst day of occupancy
or annexation into the City as follows:
(a) a fee for the remainder of the calendar year in which occupancy or annexation is an
amount no more than the rate per dwelling unit paid by the City under the City's
agreement with a third party; and
(b) annually in advance on January 1 in the second and any subsequent calendar year
to the City.
6. For new triplexes or fourplexes, the City will impose on a person whose property to which
garbage and recycling services are supplied from the ϐirst day of the month immediately
following registration in the recycling program:
(a) in advance in the ϐirst calendar year of service; and
(b) annually in advance on January in the second and any subsequent calendar year to
the City.
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SCHEDULE "G"
Miscellaneous Fees and Charges Bylaw
1. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable:
Schedule G Table 1 - Legislative Services
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Copies of Extracts of Minutes
and Bylaws
$0.50 per page
$0.55 per page
$0.59 per page
Digital Copies of Minutes
$53
$56
$59
Miscellaneous Publications no
larger than 11" x 17"
a) Black and White paper
copies
$0.50 per page
$0.55 per page
$0.59 per page
Miscellaneous Publications no
larger than 11" x 17"
b) Colour paper copies
$1.60 per page
$1.70 per page
$1.80 per page
Schedule G Table 2 - Development
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Business Licence List
$32
$34
$36
Bylaw Compliance Letter
$80
$84
$89
Supply weekly Building Permit
register
$16 per month
$17 per month
$18 per month
Schedule G Table 3 - Engineering
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Engineering Copies (larger than 11"x17
a) Black and white paper copies
$13.00 per
lineal metre
$13.82 per
lineal metre
$14.65 per lineal
metre
Engineering Copies (larger than 11"x17
b) Colour paper copies
$19.20 per
lineal metre
$20.35 per
lineal metre
$21.60 per lineal
metre
Engineering Copies (larger than 11"x17
c) Digital copies
$42
$45
$48
Engineering Design Standards and
Speciϐications Paper copy
$42
$45
$48
Engineering Design Standards and
Speciϐications Digital copy
$42
$45
$48.00
Engineering Booklets
City Legal Plans, Storm Drains,
Sanitary Sewer, Water Distribution
$106 per set
$112 per set
$119 per set
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Schedule G Table 3 - Engineering
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Paper Copies
Engineering Booklets, City Legal
Plans, Storm Drains, Sanitary Sewer,
Water Distribution Digital Copies
$106 per set
$112 per set
$119 per set
On site location of storm or sanitary
sewer service
Costs plus the administrative fee set out in section 8
of this bylaw
Use of municipal-owned electric
vehicle charging station
First 30
minutes free;
$2 per hour
thereafter
First 30
minutes free;
$2 per hour
thereafter
First 30 minutes
free; $2.12 per
hour thereafter
Schedule G Table 4 - Finance
As of
January 1,
2026
As of
January 1,
2028
As of
January 1,
2030
Provision of Tax Information for Mortgage
Company
$10 per
folio
$11 per
folio
$12 per
folio
Tax Information Search Fee (require prepayment
for written information, no charge to property
owner when request made in person)
$32
$34
$36
Prior year's Tax Information Search Fee Manual
search of non-computerized records
$45 per
hour
minimum
½ hour
$48 per
hour
minimum
½ hour
$51 per
hour
minimum
½ hour
Fee for returned cheques
$37
$39
$41
Fee for placing a stop payment order and
replacing cheques
$37
$39
$41
Property Tax or Utility overpayment refund fee
$26
$28
$30
Convenience Fee for credit card payments on
property tax
Cost recovery with amount not to exceed
3%
Interest Rate on Account Receivables in arrears
2% per month
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SCHEDULE "H"
Sanitary Sewer Connections Bylaw
1. In this schedule,
New Accessory Dwelling Unit means a self-contained living space located on the same
property as a main dwelling unit, with its own kitchen, sleeping area, and washroom
facilities constructed or legalized after January 1, 2025.
Sewer Connection means a pipe 100 millimeters or more in diameter connected to a
sewer conveyance main and extending to an inspection chamber 0.3 m from the
boundary of the property to be serviced.
Connections and Installations
2. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable, in accordance with the Sanitary
Sewer Connections Bylaw No. 1507, 1985, as amended:
Schedule H - Table 1
Sewer Connection and Other Services
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Sanitary sewer connections and
installations
Costs
Plus the administrative fee set out in section 8 of
this bylaw
Sanitary sewer inspections on City-
owned sanitary sewer mains by
third-party contractors
Costs
Plus the administrative fee set out in section 8 of
this bylaw
Deposit prior to sewer installation
125% of estimated costs of connection
Charge to unblock pipes due to
misuse
Costs
Plus the administrative fee set out in section 8 of
this bylaw
Charge for miscellaneous services
Costs
Plus the administrative fee set out in section 8 of
this bylaw
Service Locate Fee
Costs
Plus the administrative fee set out in section 8 of
this bylaw
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3. The City shall impose the charges set out in section 2 on the ϐirst day of the month
immediately on whichever date is the earlier of the following:
(c) The date of ϐinal inspection; or
(d) The date the sewer services connection to the property to which the sewer
service is supplied.
4. A charge in section 2 shall be due and payable:
(a) In advance in the first calendar year of service; and
(b) Annually in advance on January 1 in the second and any subsequent calendar
year.
5. The City shall do the following:
(e) bill the charge under section 4(b) on or before May 31 in each year; and
(f) impose a penalty of 10% on the unpaid sum on any charge remaining unpaid as
of the ϐirst business day of July in the billing year.
Non-Metered Sewer Usage
6. A person who is non-metered user shall pay the following fees, as applicable, in
accordance with the Sanitary Sewer Connections Bylaw No. 1507, 1985, as amended:
Schedule H - Table 2
Non-Metered Sewer Usage
As of
January 1,
2026
As of
January 1,
2027
As of
January 1,
2028
As of
January 1,
2029
As of
January 1,
2030
Section A Residential Users Inside the City Each Dwelling
Unit
Per Month
Single Family Dwelling
$37.92
$39.92
$42.00
$44.08
$47.50
Single Family Dwelling
with suite
$37.92
$39.92
$42.00
$44.08
$47.50
New Accessory Dwelling
Unit*
$30.33
$31.93
$33.60
$35.27
$38.00
Duplex or Multiple
Dwelling
$37.92
$39.92
$42.00
$44.08
$47.50
Apartments
$37.92
$39.92
$42.00
$44.08
$47.50
Boarding or Lodging
House
$37.92
$39.92
$42.00
$44.08
$47.50
Section B Non-Residential Users Inside the City Per Month
RecepƟon Halls
120.77
127.05
133.66
140.34
151.57
Curling Rink with Liquor
Lounge
166.63
175.29
184.41
193.63
209.12
Amd Apr 30/26, Bylaw 4017, Amd Jun 25/26, Bylaw 4023
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Schedule H - Table 2
Non-Metered Sewer Usage
As of
January 1,
2026
As of
January 1,
2027
As of
January 1,
2028
As of
January 1,
2029
As of
January 1,
2030
Café or Coffee Shop
120.77
127.05
133.66
140.34
151.57
Restaurant or Dining
Room
164.59
173.15
182.16
191.26
206.56
Neighbourhood Public
Houses
407.67
428.87
451.17
473.73
511.62
Liquor Lounges
407.67
428.87
451.17
473.73
511.62
Cabarets
407.67
428.87
451.17
473.73
511.62
Hotels - for each
sleeping room
12.29
12.93
13.60
14.28
15.42
Store or Ofϐice having
one or more sanitary
sewer outlets with:
(a) 1 to 5 employees
37.89
39.86
41.93
44.03
47.55
(b) 6 to 10 employees
75.79
79.73
83.87
88.07
95.11
(c) 11 to 15 employees
113.68
119.59
125.81
132.10
142.66
(d) 16 or more
employees
151.57
159.46
167.75
176.14
190.23
Multi-Purpose Buildings
having Stores or Ofϐices
or a combination of both
with common
washrooms with:
(a) 1 to 5 persons
employed in the building 37.89
39.86
41.93
44.03
47.55
(b) 6 to 10 persons
employed in the building 75.79
79.73
83.87
88.07
95.11
(c) 11 to 15 persons
employed in the building 113.68
119.59
125.81
132.10
142.66
(d) 16 or more persons
employed in the building 151.57
159.46
167.75
176.14
190.23
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Schedule H - Table 2
Non-Metered Sewer Usage
Institution Users Per Month
As of
January 1,
2026
As of
January 1,
2027
As of
January 1,
2028
As of
January 1,
2029
As of
January 1,
2030
Schools - per classroom
$22.50
$23.67
$24.91
$26.15
$28.24
Hospitals - per patient room
$22.50
$23.67
$24.91
$26.15
$28.24
7. The City shall impose the charges set out in section 6 which are due and payable as
follows:
(a) Every three months in the first calendar year of service; and
(b) Annually in advance on January 1 in the second and any subsequent calendar
year.
8. A person who is metered user shall pay the following fees, as applicable, in
accordance with the Sanitary Sewer Connections Bylaw No. 1507, 1985, as
amended:
Amd Jun 25/26, Bylaw 4023
Schedule H - Table 3
Metered Sewer Usage
As of
January
1, 2026
As of
January
1, 2027
As of
January
1, 2028
As of
January
1, 2029
As of
January
1, 2030
Section A Public Ice Arena inside the City
Rate per cubic meter or
part thereof
1.28
1.35
1.42
1.49
1.61
Minimum Charge per
month
37.89
39.86
41.93
44.03
47.55
Section B Other Users inside the City
Rate per cubic meter or
part thereof
1.28
1.35
1.42
1.49
1.61
Minimum Charge per
month
37.89
39.86
41.93
44.03
47.55
Section C Car Washes without settling sumps
Rate per cubic meter or
part thereof
1.28
1.35
1.42
1.49
1.61
Minimum Charge per
month
37.89
39.86
41.93
44.03
47.55
Section D Car Washes with approved settling sumps installed on the premise which
are regularly maintained
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Schedule H - Table 3
Metered Sewer Usage
As of
January
1, 2026
As of
January
1, 2027
As of
January
1, 2028
As of
January
1, 2029
As of
January
1, 2030
Rate per cubic meter or
part thereof
0.68
0.71
0.75
0.79
0.85
Minimum Charge per
month
189.22
199.06
209.41
219.88
237.47
Section E Users who deposit their liquid waste at the Norm Woods Environment
Centre
Rate per liter or part
thereof
0.088
0.093
0.097
0.102
0.111
9. The rates set out in section 8, except the rate for car washes with approved settling
pumps shall be calculated based upon the quantity of water delivered to the
premises which is actually discharged into the sanitary sewer as measured by a
water meter.
10. The rate for car washes with approved settling pumps shall be calculated based
upon the quantity of water delivered to the premises as measured by a water meter.
11. The City shall impose the charges set out in section 8 which are due and payable
every three months.
Users Outside of the City
12. Unless there is a separate agreement between the City and a person, the person who
located outside of the City but uses the City's sewer system shall pay:
(a) double the applicable rate set out in this schedule; and
(b) In accordance with the payment schedule associated with the specific
applicable rate.
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SCHEDULE "I"
Police Services Fees
1. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable:
Schedule I Table 1 - Fees
As of
January 1,
2026
As of
January 1,
2028
As of
January 1,
2030
Section A Services
Police Information Check - Regular
$58
$62
$66
Police Information Check - Student (under the age of 18)
$10
$10
$10
Police Information Check - Volunteer
$10
$10
$10
Fingerprinting (as required for applications other
than Police Information Checks Processed by the
Campbell River detachment)
$42
$45
$48
Section B Reports
Information requiring research
$75 for the
ϐirst hour
$10 or every 15
minutes or
portion thereof,
after the ϐirst
hour plus
photocopying
$80 for the
ϐirst hour
$10 for every
15 minutes or
portion thereof,
after the ϐirst
hour plus
photocopying
$85 for the
ϐirst hour
$10 for every 15
minutes or
portion thereof,
after the ϐirst
hour plus
photocopying
Section C Accident/Crime Scene
MV6020
$35
$37
$39
MV6020 and Synopsis to ICBC
$50
$53
$56
Field Diagram Sketch
$30
$32
$34
Scale Drawings
$50
$53
$56
Mechanical Inspection
$175
$186
$197
Analyst Report
$150
$159
$169
Section D Media/Materials
Photocopying
$0.50 per
page.
$0.53 per
page.
$0.56 per
page
Electronic Media
$25 per
transaction
plus $0.75
per disk.
$27 per
transaction
plus $0.80
per disk.
$29 per
transaction
plus $0.85
per disk.
Photographs
$25 per
transaction
plus $1.50
per
photograph.
$27 per
transaction
plus $1.60
per
photograph.
$29 per
transaction
plus $1.70
per
photograph.
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SCHEDULE "J"
Water Rates
1. In this schedule,
New Accessory Dwelling Unit means a self-contained living space located on the same
property as a main dwelling unit or within a main dwelling unit.
Water Connection means a pipe that is:
(a) 20 millimetres or more in diameter connected to a main water supply pipe;
and
(b) extending to a shut-off valve 0.3 m from the boundary of the property to be
serviced with a water supply.
2. A water connection shall be the property of the City.
3. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable, in accordance with Water
Regulations Bylaw No. 3216, 2006, as amended:
Schedule J Table 1 - Services Fees
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Water connection charge
Costs
plus the administrative fee set out in section 8 of this bylaw
Water turn-on
$64
$68
$72
Water turn-off
$64
$68
$72
Emergency water turn-off
$297
$315
$334
Charges for engineering
services - per hour
$201
$213
$226
Rental of backϐlow prevention
device - per day
$77
$82
$87
Rental of water meter - per
day
$80
$85
$90
Meter testing deposit
$117
$124
$131
Labour charges for
miscellaneous services
Costs
plus the administrative fee set out in section 8 of this bylaw
Service Locate Fee
Costs
plus the administrative fee set out in section 8 of this bylaw
4. The City shall impose the charges on the ϐirst day of the month immediately following
the date the water services connection to the property to which the water is supplied.
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5. The charge shall be due and payable:
(c) In advance in the first calendar year of service; and
(d) Annually in advance on January 1 in the second and any subsequent calendar
year.
6. The City shall do the following:
(a) bill the charge under section 3(b) on or before May 31 in each year; and
(b) impose a penalty of 10% on the unpaid sum on any charge remaining unpaid
as of the ϐirst business day of July in the billing year.
Water Connection
7. Before the City installs a water connection, a person shall pay the lesser of either:
(a) The water connection charge set out in this schedule; OR
(b) A deposit in the amount of 125% of the estimated costs of the water
connection.
Water Rates
8. The City shall meter all properties within the City except for the following:
(a) single family dwellings;
(b) duplex houses; or
(c) double houses.
9. A person shall pay the following fees as applicable, in accordance with Water
Regulations Bylaw No. 3216, 2006, as amended unless the City and the person have
agreed to a separate service agreement:
Amd Jun 25/26, Bylaw 4023
Schedule J Table 2 - Metered Rates Inside the City
As of
January 1,
2026
As of
January 1,
2027
As of
January 1,
2028
As of
January 1,
2029
As of
January 1,
2030
Rate per cubic meter
or part thereof
0.80
0.80
0.86
0.92
0.95
Minimum Charge per
month
27.70
27.70
29.61
31.68
32.95
10. The City shall impose charges for metered properties in the following manner:
(a) at the rates set out in the bylaw which are due and payable on the ϐirst day of
January, April, July and October in each year for the immediately preceding
three months;
(b) impose a penalty of 5% on the unpaid sum on any charge remaining unpaid
30 calendar days after the date of billing; and
(c) without any deduction permitted on account of any water waste.
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11. A person shall pay the following fees as applicable, in accordance with Water
Regulations Bylaw No. 3216, 2006, as amended;
Schedule J Table 3
Unmetered Rates Inside the City
As of
January 1,
2026
As of
January
1, 2027
As of
January 1,
2028
As of
January 1,
2029
As of
January 1,
2030
Section A Residential Water Users
Rate per Month
Single Family
Dwelling
$40.19
$40.19
$42.92
$45.92
$47.75
New Accessory
Dwelling Unit*
$32.16
$32.16
$34.33
$36.73
$38.20
Duplex House
$40.19
$40.19
$42.92
$45.92
$47.75
Double House
$40.19
$40.19
$42.92
$45.92
$47.75
Apartment
House
$40.19
$40.19
$42.92
$45.92
$47.75
Multiple
Dwelling
$40.19
$40.19
$42.92
$45.92
$47.75
Bungalow
Court
$40.19
$40.19
$42.92
$45.92
$47.75
Lodging House
$40.19
$40.19
$42.92
$45.92
$47.75
Amd Jun 25/26, Bylaw 4023
Section B Commercial & Institution Water Users Using Less
Than Twenty-three (23) cubic meters of Water Monthly
Each Ofϐice or Store Unit Price per Month
Stores
27.70
27.70
29.61
31.68
32.95
Ofϐices
27.70
27.70
29.61
31.68
32.95
Section C Institution Users Who Elect Not to Install a Water Meter to Measure
Water They Use for Irrigation Price
per annum per acre of land
School District
1,629.56
1,629.56
1,742.00
1,863.94
1,938.50
Municipality
1,629.56
1,629.56
1,742.00
1,863.94
1,938.50
Public Hospital
1,629.56
1,629.56
1,742.00
1,863.94
1,938.50
12. The City shall impose charges for unmetered properties in the following manner:
(a) at the rates set out in the bylaw which are due and payable on the ϐirst day of
January, April, July and October in each year for the immediately preceding
three months;
(b) impose a penalty of 5% on the unpaid sum on any charge remaining unpaid
30 calendar days after the date of billing; and
(c) without any deduction permitted on account of any water waste.
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13. Unless the City and the person have agreed to a separate service agreement, a person
whose property is:
(a) located outside of the boundaries of the City; and
(b) supplied water by the City
shall pay the following fees,
Amd Jun 25/26, Bylaw 4023
Schedule J Table 4 - Unmetered Rates Outside of the City
As of
January 1,
2026
As of
January 1,
2027
As of
January 1,
2028
As of
January 1,
2029
As of
January 1,
2030
Rate per cubic meter or
part thereof
1.68
1.68
1.80
1.92
2.00
Minimum charge per
month
59.86
59.86
63.99
68.47
71.21
14. The City will impose charges for unmetered properties in the following manner:
(a) at the rates set out in the bylaw which are due and payable on the ϐirst day of
January, April, July and October in each year for the immediately preceding
three months;
(b) impose a penalty of 5% on the unpaid sum on any charge remaining unpaid
30 calendar days after the date of billing; and
(c) without any deduction permitted on account of any water waste.
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SCHEDULE "K-1"
Recreation and Parks Fees Rental Policy
General Provisions
1. This schedule shall apply, where applicable, in Schedules K-2 to K-11.
Deϐinitions and Restrictions
2. The following deϐinitions shall apply in Schedules K-1 to K- 11:
(a) Adult means a person who is 19 years older to 59 years old;
(b) Child means a person who is between 6 years old and 12 years old;
(c) Commercial Renter means a person who is using a Recreational Facility and
is holding a "for proϐit" event.
(d) Designated area means the area in which activities take place in a speciϐic
location such as a playing ϐield or ball diamond;
(e) Downtime means from 8:30 a.m. to 12 Midnight;
(f) Family means a maximum of 2 Adults and a maximum of 2 Youths;
(g) Pre-school means a person who is less than 6 years old;
(h) Non-designated area means the area in which activities are taking place
within no speciϐied location that does not interfere with any activities taking
place in a Designated Area.
(i) Senior means a person who is 60 years older or older;
(j) Teen means a person who is between 13 years old and 18 years old;
(k) Youth means a person who is 18 years old or younger;
3. In order to qualify to as a Family to use the Family Rate, at least one Adult must
accompany the Youths to the family sessions.
Liability Insurance:
4. A person shall obtain liability insurance if the person is
(a) a Commercial Renter; or
(b) holding an event at Recreation Facility which:
i. Serves alcohol;
ii. Has 150 or more attendees or participants; and
iii. Activity occurring at the event is considered high risk in nature.
5. A person who must obtain liability Insurance shall adhere to the following:
(a) ensure that the liability insurance meets the following requirements:
i. names the City as an additional insured ; and
ii. has a minimum amount of $2,000,0000 ($3,000,000 if alcohol is
served) for general liability and for injury or property damage
(b) be able to provide proof of liability insurance, at all times.
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Commercial Rentals
6. A Commercial Renter shall pay the commercial rates set out in Schedules K2 to K11.
Deposits and Cancellations
7. In addition to entering into an agreement with the City to use a part of the
Recreation Facility or host an event at a Recreation Facility, a person shall pay the
following amounts as a deposit per event:
Type of Rental or Event
Amount
Large room rental in a gym space
$500
Room rental in a Recreation Facility
10% of the rental price
or $10 whichever is
more for a
Pool
$100
Non-proϐit event if a person is holding an event at Recreation
Facility which:
(a) Serves alcohol;
(b) Has 150 or more attendees or participants; and
(c) Activity occurring at the event is considered high
risk in nature.
$200
For proϐit event if a Commercial Renter is holding an event at
Recreation Facility which:
(a) Serves alcohol;
(b) Has 150 or more attendees or participants; and
(c) Activity occurring at the event is considered high
risk in nature.
$250
At School District No. 72's discretion
Rental of the School District's playing ϐields
if the School District anticipates that the use of the playing
ϐields could result in damage to the ϐields
$500
8. The City may refund the following amounts of the deposit, if a person cancels a
reservation, subject to the following time restrictions:
Type
Time for when
Notice is Given
Amount
Time for
when
Notice is
Given
Amount
Renter Large room rental in a
gym space
If 30 days or more
$250
If less than
30 days
$0
Room rental in a Recreation
Facility
If 14 days or more
5% or $5
whichever the
greater
amount
If less than
14 days
$0
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Type
Time for when
Notice is Given
Amount
Time for
when
Notice is
Given
Amount
Pool
If 14 days or more
$50
If less than
14 days
$0
Non-Proϐit Event if a person is
holding an event at Recreation
Facility which:
(a) Serves alcohol;
(b) Has 150 or more
attendees or
participants; and
(c) Activity occurring at the
event is considered high
risk in nature.
If 14 days or more
$100
If less than
14 days
$0
For Proϐit Event if a Commercial
Renter is holding an event at
Recreation Facility which:
(a) Serves alcohol;
(b) Has 150 or more
attendees or
participants; and
(c) Activity occurring at the
event is considered high
risk in nature.
If 14 days or more
$125
If less than
14 days
$0
Special Events
A person shall pay a fee of $80.00 for a special event permit.
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SCHEDULE "K-2"
Recreation and Parks Fees
Community Centre -401 11th Avenue
1. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable;
Schedule K-2 Table 1 - Rental Fees and Charges
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Section A Facility / Room per Hour
Full Gym
Youth Rate
$42
$45
$48
Adult Rate
$53
$56
$59
Commercial Function Rate
$101
$107
$113
Half Gym
Youth Rate
$25
$27
$29
Adult Rate
$37
$39
$41
Commercial Function Rate
$69
$73
$77
Shower/Changeroom (2 hour minimum)
Youth Rate
$11
$12
$13
Adult Rate
$13
$13
$14
Commercial Function Rate
$17
$18
$19
Individual Shower (single use)
Youth Rate
$4
$4
$4
Adult Rate
$4
$4
$4
Commercial Function Rate
$4
$4
$4
Meeting Room 1 or 2 (small)
Youth Rate
$16
$17
$18
Adult Rate
$27
$29
$31
Commercial Function Rate
$42
$45
$48
Preschool Room (large)
Youth Rate
$27
$29
$31
Adult Rate
$37
$39
$41
Commercial Function Rate
$64
$68
$72
Community Lounge
Youth Rate
$37
$39
$41
Adult Rate
$53
$56
$59
Commercial Function Rate
$90
$95
$101
Craft Room
Youth Rate
$27
$29
$31
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Schedule K-2 Table 1 - Rental Fees and Charges
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Adult Rate
$64
$68
$72
Commercial Function Rate
$64
$68
$72
Section B Facility / Room per Event
Galley Kitchen
Youth Rate
$32
$34
$36
Adult Rate
$37
$39
$41
Commercial Function Rate
$64
$68
$72
Catering Kitchen (under 4 hours)
Youth Rate
$42
$45
$48
Adult Rate
$53
$56
$59
Commercial Function Rate
$90
$95
$101
Catering Kitchen (over 4 hours)
Youth Rate
$101
$107
$113
Adult Rate
$122
$129
$137
Commercial Function Rate
$159
$169
$179
Hallway
Youth Rate
$32
$34
$36
Adult Rate
$37
$39
$41
Commercial Function Rate
$53
$56
$59
Section C Facility / Room during Downtime per Hour
Full Gym
Youth Rate
$27
$29
$31
Adult Rate
$37
$39
$41
Commercial Function Rate
$69
$73
$78
Half Gym
Youth Rate
$19
$20
$21
Adult Rate
$27
$29
$31
Commercial Function Rate
$48
$51
$54
Meeting Room 1 or 2 (small)
Youth Rate
$11
$12
$13
Adult Rate
$16
$17
$18
Commercial Function Rate
$21
$22
$24
Preschool Room (large)
Youth Rate
$11
$12
$13
Adult Rate
$16
$17
$18
Commercial Function Rate
$32
$34
$36
Community Lounge
Youth Rate
$21
$22
$24
Adult Rate
$27
$29
$31
Commercial Function Rate
$53
$56
$59
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Schedule K-2 Table 1 - Rental Fees and Charges
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Craft Room
Youth Rate
$11
$12
$13
Adult Rate
$16
$17
$18
Commercial Function Rate
$32
$34
$36
Section D Facility / Room per day
Full Gym
Youth Rate
$461
$489
$518
Adult Rate
$650
$689
$730
Commercial Function Rate
$1,200
$1,272
$1,348
Half Gym
Youth Rate
$318
$337
$357
Adult Rate
$650
$689
$730
Commercial Function Rate
$1,200
$1,272
$1,348
Shower / Changeroom
Youth Rate
$11
$12
$13
Adult Rate
$16
$17
$18
Commercial Function Rate
$21
$22
$23
Section E Facility / Room per Month
Locker Rental
Youth Rate
$16
$17
$18
Adult Rate
$21
$22
$23
Commercial Function Rate
$21
$22
$23
Storage
Youth Rate
$16
$17
$18
Adult Rate
$21
$22
$23
Commercial Function Rate
$27
$28
$30
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SCHEDULE "K-3"
Recreation and Parks Fees
Sportsplex - 1800 South Alder Street
1. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable;
Schedule K-3 Table 1 - Rental Fees and Charges
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028
As of January 1, 2030
Section A Facility / Room per hour
Full Gym
Youth Rate
$48
$51
$54
Adult Rate
$58
$62
$66
Commercial
Function Rate
$117
$124
$131
Half Gym
Youth Rate
$32
$34
$36
Adult Rate
$42
$45
$48
Commercial
Function Rate
$74
$78
$83
Shower/Changeroom (2 hour minimum)
Youth Rate
$11
$12
$13
Adult Rate
$13
$13
$14
Commercial
Function Rate
$17
$18
$19
Individual Shower (single use)
Youth Rate
$4
$4
$4
Adult Rate
$4
$4
$4
Commercial
Function Rate
$4
$4
$4
Large Activity Room (1)
Youth Rate
$27
$29
$31
Adult Rate
$37
$39
$41
Commercial
Function Rate
$64
$68
$72
Small Activity Rooms 2 or 3
Youth Rate
$16
$17
$18
Adult Rate
$27
$29
$31
Commercial
Function Rate
$42
$45
$48
Combined Room - Rooms 2 or 3
Youth Rate
$27
$29
$31
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Schedule K-3 Table 1 - Rental Fees and Charges
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028
As of January 1, 2030
Adult Rate
$37
$39
$41
Commercial
Function Rate
$64
$68
$72
Section B Facility / Room per Event
Catering Kitchen (under 4 hours)
Youth Rate
$42
$45
$48
Adult Rate
$53
$56
$61
Commercial
Function Rate
$90
$96
$102
Catering Kitchen (over 4 hours)
Youth Rate
$101
$107
$113
Adult Rate
$122
$129
$137
Commercial
Function Rate
$159
$169
$179
Hallway
Youth Rate
$32
$34
$36
Adult Rate
$42
$45
$48
Commercial
Function Rate
$74
$79
$84
Section C Facility / Room during Downtime per hour
Full Gym
Youth Rate
$32
$34
$36
Adult Rate
$42
$45
$48
Commercial
Function Rate
$74
$79
$84
Half Gym
Youth Rate
$21
$22
$24
Adult Rate
$32
$34
$36
Commercial
Function Rate
$53
$56
$59
Large Activity Room (1)
Youth Rate
$11
$11
$12
Adult Rate
$16
$17
$18
Commercial
Function Rate
$32
$34
$36
Small Activity Rooms 2 or 3
Youth Rate
$11
$12
$13
Adult Rate
$16
$17
$18
Commercial
Function Rate
$32
$34
$36
Combined Room - Rooms 2 or 3
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Schedule K-3 Table 1 - Rental Fees and Charges
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028
As of January 1, 2030
Youth Rate
$16
$17
$18
Adult Rate
$21
$22
$24
Commercial
Function Rate
$42
$45
$48
Section D Facility / Room per day
Full Gym
Youth Rate
$525
$557
$590
Adult Rate
$811
$860
$912
Commercial
Function Rate
$1,378
$1,461
$1,549
Half Gym
Youth Rate
$371
$393
$417
Adult Rate
$514
$545
$578
Commercial
Function Rate
$901
$955
$1,012
Shower / Changeroom
Youth Rate
$42
$45
$48
Adult Rate
$53
$56
$59
Commercial
Function Rate
$53
$56
$59
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SCHEDULE "K-4"
Recreation and Parks Fees
Community Centre and Sportsplex
1. A person shall pay the following fees per event, as applicable;
Schedule K-4 - Table 1
Set-up and Clean-up Charges for Gymnasium and Activity Rooms - All Groups
Equipment
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028
As of January 1, 2030
Section A Gymnasium Set Up
Chairs only
200 or less
$95
$101
$107
201- 350
$138
$146
$155
351 - 500
$175
$186
$197
501 - 750
$265
$281
$298
751 - 1000
$307
$326
$345
Tables and Chairs
200 or less
$138
$146
$155
201- 350
$175
$185
$197
351 - 500
$212
$225
$238
501 - 750
$350
$371
$393
751 - 1000
$466
$494
$524
Section B Gymnasium Clean-Up
Chairs only
200 or less
$117
$124
$132
201- 350
$159
$169
$179
351 - 500
$196
$208
$220
501 - 750
$292
$310
$329
751 - 1000
$408
$433
$458
Tables and Chairs
200 or less
$196
$208
$220
201- 350
$235
$249
$264
351 - 500
$313
$332
$352
501 - 750
$504
$534
$566
751 - 1000
$583
$618
$655
Room Set Up
Under 50 people
$42
$45
$48
51 people or more
$64
$68
$72
Room Clean Up
Under 50 people
$42
$45
$86
51 people or more
$64
$68
$72
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SCHEDULE "K-5"
Recreation and Parks Fees
Community Centre, Sportsplex, and Robron Fieldhouse
1. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable;
Schedule K-5 - Table 1
In-House Equipment Rental Fees
Equipment
As of January
1, 2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Microphone - evening
$5
$6
$6
Microphone - day
$11
$12
$13
Podium - day
$16
$17
$18
Table Lectern - day
$11
$12
$13
Overhead Projector - day
$21
$22
$23
Projection Screen - day
$11
$12
$13
White Board - day
$11
$12
$13
VCR/DVD/TV - day
$21
$22
$23
Coffee Urn - day
$11
$12
$13
Coffee Service for 20
people
$21
$22
$23
PA System (up to 4 hours)
$42
$45
$48
PA System (over 4 hours)
$80
$85
$90
Mini PA (up to 4 hours)
$27
$29
$31
Mini PA (over 4 hours)
$48
$51
$54
Stereo (up to 4 hours)
$27
$29
$31
Stereo (over 4 hours)
$48
$51
$54
Full Stage set up
$186
$197
$209
Half Stage set up
$106
$112
$119
Portable Bar (per day)
$21
$22
$23
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SCHEDULE "K-6"
Recreation and Parks Fees
Sportsplex Fitness/Weight Room - 1800 South Alder
Street
1. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable;
Schedule K-6 Table 1 - Rental Fees and Charges
Individual Passes
As of January 1, 2026
As of January 1, 2028
As of January 1, 2030
Enfant
No Charge
No Charge
No Charge
Child
$3
$3
$3
Child 10 x pass
$29
$30
$32
Child / 1 month
$32
$34
$36
Teen Drop-In
$5
$6
$6
Teen 10 x pass
$37
$39
$41
Teen / 1 month
$42
$45
$48
Teen / 3 month
$102
$108
$115
Teen 1 year
$280
$297
$315
Adult Drop-In
$7
$8
$9
Adult 10 x pass
$58
$62
$66
Adult 1 month
$64
$68
$72
Adult 3 month
$153
$162
$172
Adult 1 year
$420
$445
$472
Senior Drop-In
$5
$6
$6
Senior 10 x pass
$48
$51
$54
Senior / 1 month
$53
$56
$60
Senior / 3 month
$127
$135
$143
Senior 1 year
$350
$371
$393
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SCHEDULE "K-7"
Recreation and Parks Fees
Sportsplex Indoor Racquet Courts -
1800 South Alder Street
1. In this schedule,
(a) Non Prime Time means 6 a.m. to 2:45 p.m., Monday to Friday;
(b) Prime Time means any time which is not Non Prime Time.
2. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable;
Schedule K-7 Table 1 - Rental Fees and Charges
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1, 2030
Section A Court Individual Passes (45-minute session)
Youth/Senior Drop-In
(Prime)
$11
$12
$13
Youth/Senior Drop-In
(Non-Prime)
$5
$6
$6
Youth / Senior 10 x pass
(Prime)
$74
$79
$84
Youth / Senior 10 x (Non-
Prime)
$37
$39
$41
Youth/Senior 1 year
$318
$337
$357
Adult Drop-In (Prime)
$15
$16
$17
Adult Drop-In (Non-
Prime)
$7
$8
$9
Adult 10 x pass (Prime)
$106
$112
$119
Adult 10 x (Non-Prime)
$58
$62
$66
Adult 1 year
$424
$449
$476
Section B Racquet Courts (Non-Proϐit)
before 6:30 PM
$15
$16
$17
after 6:30 PM
$7
$8
$9
Section C Wallyball (45-minute session)
Youth/Senior 1 x use
$21
$22
$24
Youth /Senior 10 x pass
$148
$157
$166
Adult 1 x use
$30
$32
$34
Adult 10 x pass
$186
$197
$209
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SCHEDULE "K-8"
Recreation and Parks Fees
Centennial Pool - 230 4th Avenue, Sportsplex
1. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable;
Schedule K-8 Table 1
Rental Fees and Charges
As of January 1,
2026
As of January
1, 2028
As of January 1,
2030
Section A Rentals Per Hour
Swim Club Practices
$37
$39
$41
Swim Meets
$37
$39
$41
Swim Meet (requiring
cancellation of public swim)
$40
$43
$46
Birthday Party Rental
$85
$90
$95
Public Rental
$85
$90
$95
School Rentals
$74
$79
$84
Commercial Rentals
$159
$169
$179
Additional Guards
$32
$34
$36
Additional Guards
$32
$34
$35
Section B Lessons
8 - 30 min group lessons
$48
$51
$54
8 - 45 min group lessons
$64
$67
$71
30 min private lesson
$29
$30
$32
30 min semi-private (2)
$40
$43
$46
Section C Pool Drop-In
Preschool
Free
Free
Free
Child
Free
Free
Free
Teen
Free
Free
Free
Adult
$4
$4
$4
Senior
$3
$3
$3
Section D Drop-In 10 x Pass
Adults
$32
$34
$36
Seniors
$21
$22
$24
Section E Activity Room-per Hour
Youth/Senior
$16
$17
$18
Adults
$27
$29
$31
Commercial Function
$53
$56
$60
Clean Up Rate per Event
$31
$33
$35
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SCHEDULE "K-9"
Recreation and Parks Fees
Parks and Sports Fields
1. Specialized ϐields means the following ϐields:
(a) Willow Point Field #1, 2, and 3; or
(b) Robron Park Artiϐicial Turf Field.
2. A person shall pay the following fees, as applicable;
Schedule K-9 Table 1 - User Fees
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Section A Park User Fees
Individual booking fee (per
event)
$41
$44
$47
Section B Commercial booking fees
Non-designated area per hour
$33
$35
$37
Non-designated area per day
(8+ hours)
$212
$225
$239
Designated area per hour
$48
$51
$54
Designated area per day
$318
$337
$357
Designated area per year
$530
$562
$596
Youth Group -per hour per
ϐield for games (all ϐields) or
practice on specialized ϐields*
$10
$10
$10
Youth Tournament - per day
(8+ hours/ϐield)
$60
$64
$68
Adult Group -per hour per ϐield
for games (all ϐields) or
practice on specialized ϐields*
$27
$29
$31
Adult Tournament - per day
(8+ hours/ϐield)
$170
$180
$191
Section C Commercial Booking Fees
Non-designated ϐield per hour
$33
$35
$37
Non-designated ϐield per day
(8+ hours)
$212
$225
$239
Non-designated ϐield per year
$530
$562
$596
Designated ϐield per hour
$48
$51
$54
Designated ϐield per day (8+
hours)
$339
$360
$382
Lighting Fee (Per hour)
$16
$17
$18
Lighting Fee (Per year)
$374
$396
$420
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SCHEDULE "K-10"
Recreation and Parks Fees
Willow Point Park - 1800 South Alder Street
1. This schedule shall apply to the following Recreation Facilities:
(a) Ball Hockey Court;
(b) Bocce Courts;
(c) Disc Golf Course;
(d) Sand Volleyball Courts;
(e) Skate Park; and
(f) Tennis Courts.
2. A person shall pay the following fees to use the Recreation Facilities in section 1, as
applicable;
Schedule K-10 Table 1 - Rental, Licenses and Permit Fees
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Section A Upper Change Room:
Per hour
$8
$9
$10
Per day
$48
$51
$54
Per 1 Month Storage
$40
$42
$45
1 night/week/month
$80
$85
$90
2 night/week/month
$121
$128
$136
3 night/week/month
$162
$172
$182
Section B Tennis Court Lighting
Tokens/hour
$16
$17
$18
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SCHEDULE "K-11"
Recreation and Parks Fees
Set-up and Clean-up Charges for Activity Rooms -
All Groups
1. A person shall pay the following fees for the use of Robron Fieldhouse, as applicable;
Schedule K-11 Table 1
Fees for Robron Fieldhouse
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Section A Facility/Room Rate per Hour
Shower / Changeroom (2 hour min)
Youth rate per hour
$11
$12
$13
Adult rate per hour
$13
$14
$15
Commercial per hour
$21
$22
$23
Activity Room
Youth rate per hour
$16
$17
$18
Adult rate per hour
$27
$29
$31
Commercial per hour
$53
$56
$59
Section B Facility /Room rate per event
Concession (under 4 hours)
Youth rate per hour
$42
$45
$48
Adult rate per hour
$53
$56
$59
Commercial per hour
$106
$112
$119
Concession (over 4 hours)
Youth rate per hour
$80
$85
$90
Adult rate per hour
$95
$101
$107
Commercial per hour
$158
$168
$178
Second Floor Kitchen
Youth rate per hour
$32
$34
$36
Adult rate per hour
$42
$45
$48
Commercial per hour
$90
$95
$101
Section C Facility/Room during Downtime
Activity Room Rate per Hour
Youth rate per hour
$12
$13
$14
Adult rate per hour
$16
$17
$18
Commercial per hour
$32
$34
$36
Section D Facility/Room Rate per Day
Shower/Changeroom
Youth rate
$21
$22
$24
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Schedule K-11 Table 1
Fees for Robron Fieldhouse
As of January 1,
2026
As of January 1,
2028
As of January 1,
2030
Adult rate
$27
$28
$30
Commercial
$27
$28
$30
Section E Set Up/Clean Up Charges
Room Set up Charge
Under 50 people
Youth rate
$37
$39
$41
Adult rate
$37
$39
$41
Commercial
$37
$39
$41
Over 50 people
Youth rate
$64
$66
$72
Adult rate
$64
$66
$72
Commercial
$64
$66
$72
Section F Room Clean Up Charge
Under 50 people
Youth rate
$37
$39
$41
Adult rate
$37
$39
$41
Commercial
$37
$39
$41
Over 50 people
Youth rate
$64
$66
$72
Adult rate
$64
$66
$72
Commercial
$64
$66
$72