Parks and Recreation Regulation Bylaw No. 2665 (Consolidated), s.3.1.16 — full text, Esquimalt, British Columbia

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PARKS AND RECREATION REGULATION BYLAW BYLAW NO. 2665 CONSOLIDATED FOR CONVENIENCE July 2025 In case of discrepancy, the original Bylaw or amending bylaw must be consulted. Consolidates Amendments authorized by: - Amendment Bylaw (No. 1) No. 2687 - Amendment Bylaw (No. 2) No. 2700 - Amendment Bylaw (No. 3) No. 2718 - Amendment Bylaw (No. 4) No. 2724 - Amendment Bylaw (No. 5) No. 2740 - Amendment Bylaw (No. 6) No. 2895 - Amendment Bylaw, 2021 No. 3051 - Amendment Bylaw, 2022 No. 3080 - Amendment Bylaw, 2023 No. 3115 - Amendment Bylaw, 2024 No. 3140 (in force January 1, 2025) - Amendment Bylaw, 2025 No. 3165 (in force January 1, 2026) Bylaw No. 2665 Page 2 of 20 CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ESQUIMALT BYLAW NO. 2665 A Bylaw to Regulate Parks and Recreation Services and Facilities in the Municipality WHEREAS the Municipality may, pursuant to the provisions of the Community Charter, acquire, accept and hold any property in the Municipality for pleasure, recreation or community uses of the public, and may make rules and regulations governing the management, maintenance, improvement, operation, control and use of the property; NOW THEREFORE, the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Esquimalt, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows: 1. TITLE This Bylaw may be cited as "PARKS AND RECREATION REGULATION BYLAW 2007, NO. 2665" 2. INTERPRETATION In this Bylaw unless the context requires otherwise: ANIMAL BYLAW - means the Animal Bylaw, 2002, No. 2495, as amended or any successor bylaw. COMMITTEE - means the Esquimalt Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee appointed by Council. [Bylaw No. 3080] CYCLE - means a device having any number of wheels, which is propelled by human power and upon which a person may ride. DIRECTOR - means the person duly appointed by Council to serve as the Director of Parks and Recreation Services and includes any person lawfully acting under the Director's authority. DOG OFF-LEASH AREA - means a park or open space designated as an off- leash area under the Animal Bylaw within which dogs are permitted to be off-leash. FACILITY USE PERMIT - means a permit and its conditions as issued under this Bylaw. FEES AND RENTAL CHARGES - means those charges assessed to a park or recreation service user for the use of a recreation facility or park and recreation program or activity. LIQUOR - means a) fermented, spirituous and malt liquors; b) combinations of liquors; and c) drinks and drinkable liquids that are intoxicating, and Bylaw No. 2665 Page 3 of 20 includes beer, or substance that, by being dissolved or diluted is capable of being made a drinkable liquid that is intoxicating and that is declared by order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council to be liquor. MACAULAY POINT PARK - means the area held by the Township for municipal park, and recreational and historical interest purposes, over land owned by Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada under License No. 7821-M10- E0001, or any replacement or substitute therefore. PARK ROADWAY - means a road, including parking lots, in a park which is set aside specifically for use by vehicles and cycles. PARK - include public parks, playgrounds, squares, greens, roads, footpaths, public parking lots, boulevards, beaches, and other public places that are owned and operated by or on behalf of the Township for the pleasure and recreation of the public, including without limitation, a municipal park located on land that the Township holds or occupies under a lease or license. PARK VEGETATION - means any organic matter growing in a park and includes fungi, plants, trees, shrubs, flowers, turf and any parts of them. PERMIT - means the written permission of the Director to do something in a park or recreation facility. PERSON - means an individual person or any business entity including a corporation, society, association, or partnership. PLAYGROUND - means land where apparatus such as swings, slides and other play equipment are placed. PUBLIC BEACH - includes any beach owned or operated by the Township to which the public has access. PUBLIC PLACE - includes all public squares, public gardens, public recreation grounds, parks, park roadways, lanes, streets and public parking lots within the Township. RECREATION FACILITY - includes the Archie Browning Sports Centre, Esquimalt Recreation Centre, the Esquimalt Teen Centre, and any other building or sports, community, recreational building or amenity located on property owned or occupied by the Township. SPORT FIELD OR SPORT FACILITY - means land set apart and used for the playing of a sport including, but not limited to, baseball, softball, field hockey, rugby, soccer, and lacrosse. STREET - includes a highway, roadway, boulevard and sidewalk as well as any way, road, lane, alley, avenue, thoroughfare, drive, bridge, viaduct, square or open space in the Township which is open to the use of the public as a matter of right, for the purpose of pedestrian of vehicle traffic. Bylaw No. 2665 Page 4 of 20 STREETS AND TRAFFIC BYLAW - means the Streets and Traffic Bylaw, 2005, No. 2607, as amended, or any successor bylaw. TOWNSHIP - means the Corporation of the Township of Esquimalt. TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE - means a sign, signal, line, parking meter, spitter machine, marking, space, barrier, or device place or erected by the Municipality pursuant to the Streets and Traffic Bylaw. VEHICLE - means all conveyances for the transport of persons, passengers, goods or materials whether self propelled or drawn or pulled by animals or any mechanical, muscular or other motor power, and includes trailers, bicycles, and tricycles. 3. PARK REGULATIONS 3.1 Prohibited Acts No person, other than a Township employee in the performance of that employee's duty, shall do any of the following things in a park without obtaining the written permission of the Director through a Facility Use Permit issued pursuant to this Bylaw: 3.1.1 Use any land in a park or public place in contravention of this Bylaw, or in contravention to a sign which has been posted under authority of the Township, prohibiting or regulating such use. 3.1.2 Conduct themselves in a disorderly manner including: a) Using or operating any device or behaving in a manner as to disturb, interfere with or obstruct the free use and enjoyment of the park by other persons; b) Interfering with or disturbing the conduct of any game, sport or activity permitted by the Director. c) Interfering with any employee of the Township in the performance of their duties; or, d) Participating in any activity in an area of a park where such activity is prohibited. e) Using a park outside the designated hours of use. 3.1.3 Jeopardize the personal safety of any person by: a) violating the direction of any person in charge of any organized activity that is authorized by the Director; b) using any device in any pool, water park, or beach which constitutes a hazard to any person using the pool, water park, or beach; or c) disrupting any activity for which a permit has been issued. Bylaw No. 2665 Page 5 of 20 3.1.4 Refer to the Animal Management bylaw for animal restrictions and relevant maps. [Bylaw No. 3080] 3.1.5 No person may enter, occupy or remain in a park: a) between dusk and dawn except as permitted pursuant to Schedule "A"; b) for the purpose of taking up overnight abode; or, c) by crossing any area where signs have been erected pursuant to this Bylaw forbidding such crossing. 3.1.6 Cycle, skateboard, roller blade or use similar means of conveyance upon any portion of street or park roadway and every place or passageway owned or operated by the Township where prohibited by traffic control devices or municipal signage. 3.1.7 Destroy, damage, break, remove or injure park vegetation, including any tree, shrub, plant, turf, or flower. 3.1.8 Plant any tree, sapling, shrub or form of park vegetation. 3.1.9 Destroy, damage, or deface any building, fence, bench, sign, ornament or other structure. 3.1.10 Erect, construct or build or cause to be erected, constructed or built in or on any park, public place or boulevard any tent, building, shelter, pavilion or other construction without the prior express permission of the Director. 3.1.11 Live or take up quarters in a park as either a temporary or permanent abode. 3.1.12 Foul or pollute any fountain, lake, pool, pond, stream, or other body of water. 3.1.13 Litter in a park. 3.1.14 Deliver, distribute, post, or affix by any means any advertisement, handbill, poster or advertising card of any kind whatsoever except in locations designated for this purpose. 3.1.15 Set fire to or discharge any fireworks or other explosive material of any kind. 3.1.16 Violate CRD Clean Air Bylaw No. 3962, as amended from time to time, making smoke free areas including parks, playgrounds, playing fields, public squares and bus stops. [Bylaw No. 3080] 3.1.17 Make a fire or throw or place on the ground any lighted match, cigar, cigarette or other burning substance. Bylaw No. 2665 Page 6 of 20 3.1.18 Possess liquor at any time, except where the said liquor is possessed pursuant to, and in compliance with, a license under the Liquor Control and Licensing Act. 3.1.19 Play any game or use any portion of any park except where designated for the purpose, and under such rules and regulations and at such times as prescribed in this Bylaw. 3.1.20 Have a procession, march, drill, performance, ceremony, concert, gathering, or meeting in or on any park without a Facility Use Permit issued by the Director. 3.1.21 Sell or offer for sale any refreshments, service, articles or other things in any park without a valid and subsisting Township of Esquimalt Business License and without being in possession of a Facility Use Permit issued by the Director pursuant to this Bylaw. 3.1.22 Park any vehicle or trailer or allow it to remain in any park or public place except where parking is designated. No person may park any vehicle or trailer or allow it to remain in any park or public place between dusk to dawn. 3.1.23 Carry or discharge any weapons or firearms of any description in any park. 3.2 Special Use of Parks 3.2.1 The portion of Macaulay Point Park - Fleming Beach identified on the plan attached in Schedule "B" to this Bylaw (the "Closed Area") is closed to public use and no person shall enter the Closed Area at any time. 3.2.2 Notwithstanding Section 3 of this Bylaw, the Closed Area is open for public use for the purposes of rock climbing only, provided each person using the area executes and delivers to the Township a release, indemnity and waiver of liability in one of the forms attached in Schedule "B" in this Bylaw, before entering the Closed Area. 3.2.3 Fees for admission to the Closed Area shall be as set out in Schedule "C" of this Bylaw - Fees and Rental Charges - and shall be paid to the Township before entering the Closed Area. 3.3 Signs Bylaw No. 2665 Page 7 of 20 The Director may cause to be erected a sign or other device in any park or public place for the purpose of notifying persons of the regulations contained in this or any other bylaw. 4. HOURS OF OPERATION AND FEES AND RENTAL CHARGES 4.1 This Bylaw establishes hours of operation for parks and recreation facilities as set out in Schedule "A" - Hours of Operation. 4.2 This Bylaw imposes Fees and Rental Charges for Parks and Recreation Services as set out in Schedule "C" - Parks and Recreation Services Fees and Rental Charges. 5. ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT 5.1 Any person who contravenes any provision of this Bylaw commits an offence and shall be liable upon conviction to a fine of not more than $10,000 (Ten Thousand Dollars), and any other penalty or order imposed pursuant to the Community Charter or the Offence Act. [Bylaw No. 2895 Amendment No. 6] 5.2 Each day that an offence continues or exists shall be deemed to be a separate and distinct offence. [Bylaw No. 2895 Amendment No. 6] 5.3 Removed. [Bylaw No. 2895 Amendment No. 6] 6. FACILITY USE PERMITS 6.1 A Facility Use Permit issued by the Director shall be required where any park, portion of a park, recreation facility or portion of a recreation facility is used for other than general public use. 6.2 A Facility Use Permit shall be in the form prescribed by the Director. 6.3 The Director is hereby authorized to grant or refuse any request for a Facility Use Permit, or to stipulate conditions or limitations in any Facility Use Permit as the Director may see fit. 6.4 The Director is authorized to negotiate, approve, and execute agreements, licenses or other documents related to any interest in or right with respect to land, improvements, or both land and improvements, if the agreement or other document is in relation to a park or recreation facility and adheres to Purchasing and Disposal Bylaw, 2014, No. 2845. [Bylaw No. 3115] 6.5 Any appeal regarding the granting or refusal of a Facility Use Permit shall be made to the Council and Council shall either confirm the decision of the Director with respect to granting or refusing of the Facility Use Permit or vary the decision in any way that they sees fit. [Bylaw No. 3080] Bylaw No. 2665 Page 8 of 20 6.6 The decision of the Council regarding the granting or refusing of Facility Use Permit shall be final and there shall be no appeal from its decision whatsoever. [Bylaw No. 3080] 7. SEVERABILITY Any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this Bylaw which is for any reason held to be invalid by the decision of any Court of competent jurisdiction, may be severed from the balance of this Bylaw without affecting the validity of the remaining portions of this Bylaw. 8. REPEAL The following bylaws and any amendments thereto, are hereby REPEALED; - Bylaw No. 466, Parks Bylaw 1947 - Bylaw No. 879, Care, Maintenance and Regulation of Public Parks Bylaw, 1959 - Bylaw 2629, Parks and Public Places Prohibition Bylaw, 2005 Read a first time by the Municipal Council on the 19th day of November, 2007. Read a second time by the Municipal Council on the 19th day of November, 2007. Read a third time by the Municipal Council on the 19th day of November, 2007. ADOPTED by the Municipal Council on the 3rd day of December, 2007. CHRIS CLEMENT MAYOR DONNA DUPAS MUNICIPAL CLERK Bylaw No. 2665 Page 9 of 20 SCHEDULE "A" HOURS OF OPERATION [Bylaw No. 3080] Archie Browning Sports Centre 24 hour per day operation with hours varying according to bookings and programs Esquimalt Recreation Centre 5:30 am to 10:30 pm Statutory Holidays There will be reduced hours of operation on statutory holidays based upon facility user and program bookings. Hours of operation on Statutory Holidays will be established by the Director Parks Dawn to Dusk Esquimalt Lacrosse Box 8:00 am to 10:00 pm (includes lights on) Esquimalt Gorge Park/Pavilion Hours varying according to bookings and programs Bylaw No. 2665 Page 10 of 20 SCHEDULE "B" MACAULAY POINT PARK - FLEMING BEACH (CLOSED AREA) Bylaw No. 2665 Page 11 of 20 SCHEDULE "C" FEES AND RENTAL CHARGES [Bylaw No. 3080] General Principles for Fees and Rental Charges 1. The Esquimalt Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee may review the Fees and Rental Charges on an annual basis and may forward recommendations for new fee or rental charges, and proposed fee and rental increases to Council for approval. 2. Fees and Rental Charges will be based on the following principles: 2.1 Parks and Recreation users will share with the taxpayers of Esquimalt the cost of providing parks and recreation services. 2.2 Subject to the subsidy policy, fees and rental charges will be based on recovering the direct cost of providing a service. 2.3 All fees and rental charges collected will be used exclusively to deliver Parks and Recreation Services. 2.4 In general fees and rental charges will be based on the benefit the service provides to the community as a whole. High benefit to community will result in high subsidy (low fees) and low benefit to community will result in low or no subsidy (high fees). 2.5 Wherever possible the Municipality will receive a share of the profit from "for profit" events that take place in Parks and Recreation facilities. For profit events will not be permitted to displace high benefit community events in Parks and Recreation facilities. 3. Fees and rental charges will be calculated according to the following criteria: - The direct cost of providing the service - Average pricing for comparable services in the Capital Region - Subsidies provided to specific users. 4. Fees and Rentals Definitions 4.1 Fee Categories - Child - 12 years and under - Youth - 13 -18 years - Adult - 19 - 59 years - Senior (60 years and over) / Student (need valid student id) - Family - 2 adults and children 18 years of age and under living in same household (maximum 5 people) 4.2 Community Group: a non-profit volunteer group open to all residents in an Esquimalt neighbourhood and / or community of Esquimalt, who use a Parks and Recreation facility for a community activity. Bylaw No. 2665 Page 12 of 20 4.3 Commercial Group: any for profit activity or organization using a Parks and Recreation facility for profit purposes, including charging admission and or user fees for the activity or event. This will not include community groups who charge a user fee for regular events and activities. 4.4 Base Rate: the amount determined by the Director of Parks and Recreation Services to operate a facility or service for one hour based upon budgeted expenditures and average number of hours operated. 4.5 Market Rate: a rate within the range of rates for a comparable service at Saanich, Victoria, Oak Bay, Westshore, or Panorama recreation facilities. 4.6 Full Day Bookings: bookings that are single use and make the facility inaccessible to other users. Rate charged is based on a 12 hour rental day. Full facility bookings at the Sports Centre (ice rink/curling rink) will receive a further 25% discount. 4.7 Support Costs: a charge may be added to any rental fee for an event or large booking for set up, take down, garbage, electrical costs, and any other actual exceptional cost incurred by Parks and Recreation Services in hosting the event. Events that require previous day setup where the public does not have access will be charged a ½ day rental fee. 4.8 Prime Time - Arena - weekdays between 3:30 pm and 11 pm and weekends between 6 am and midnight. - Curling Rink -weekdays between 6:30 pm and 11 pm, and weekends [Bylaw 3140] 4.9 Equipment: the municipality rents sports equipment and event equipment at market rates. Wherever possible, rates will recover wear and tear on equipment. 4.10 Parks and Recreation Services Program: a recreation or parks program operated by Parks and Recreation Services. In general these programs will receive precedence over rental allocations. 4.11 Direct Program Costs: includes all direct costs to operate a program including but not limited to program materials, facility or equipment rental, the cost of instruction or leadership, transportation, promotions, food, and a 10% administration cost. 4.12 Community User Group Initial Meeting Program: This community development initiative is designed to support newly formed Esquimalt community groups in the initial organization of their volunteer activities. A majority of members of the community group must be Esquimalt residents. This policy permits Parks and Recreation Services to provide up to 5 free organizational meetings (not activity sessions) within the first year of the group's formation in either the Bylaw No. 2665 Page 13 of 20 Recreation Centre or Sports Centre (3 hour maximum) to a qualifying group on an as available basis. 4.13 Contractor and Revenue Share Program: Parks and Recreation Services offer a number of parks and recreation programs to the community where revenues are shared with a contractor. The split for these types of programs will be based upon a minimum 50% of total revenues, although different ratios may be negotiated by staff based on what the contractor contributes to the program. Subsidies are not applied to Contractor and Revenue Share programs, although program staff will keep affordability in mind with children, youth, and family programs. 4.14 Youth Friday Nights: Parks and Recreation Services has designated Friday night in the Recreation Centre as "Youth Friday Night" where activities in the facility are provided for youth. 4.15 Advance Bookings: Room space and park facilities, with the exception of sport fields, may be booked up to one calendar year in advance. User groups are required to pay the fee that applies at the time their event takes place. Bylaw No. 2665 Page 14 of 20 5. Parks and Recreation Services Subsidies The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee reviews the following subsidy tables on an annual basis: 5.1 Subsidy Categories Subsidy Categories General Subsidy for Service Broad Benefit Services - provide very high benefit service to whole community. 100% - provide service free of charge Joint Use Services - where the municipality receives in kind value in return. 100% Direct costs above normal operational costs will be charged at cost - e.g. additional lifeguards for school sessions. Municipal and Interdepartmental Uses 50% Community Leadership Development 50% Children, Youth and Family Services - includes summer playground programs 50% Out of School Care No subsidy - program or service will recover 100% of all direct costs. Seniors and Special Needs No subsidy - program or service will recover 100% of all direct costs. Concession and Vending No subsidy - service will recover 125% of all direct costs. Adults No subsidy - program will recover 125% of all direct costs. Commercial and "for profit" use No subsidy - program will recover 175% of all direct costs. Bylaw No. 2665 Page 15 of 20 5.2 Age Breakdown and Recovery Rates Age Category Age by Definition Cost Recovery Preschool Up to 5 years 50% Child 6 - 12 years 50% Youth - note that 14 years and under are not charged GST 13 - 18 years Will be added as a category for recording purposes [Bylaw 3140] 50% Adult 19 - 59 years 125% Senior / Student 60 years and over) / Student (need valid student id) 100% Family Up to 5 members of the same family 50% 6. Access for Everyone Esquimalt is an active participant and user of the LIFE (Leisure Involvement for Everyone) program, a regional initiative that ensures residents who are unable to afford the cost of Parks and Recreation programs are able to access them. This initiative provides free drop-in access to any facility in the region and program credits in the community the participant resides. The program includes a number of partnered special events such as free skate and swim events. [Bylaw 3140] 7. Director of Parks and Recreation Services The Director of Parks and Recreation Services - may waive fees or rentals on a case by case basis - may set one time only fees or rental rates - will resolve issues regarding fees not covered by this agreement - will administer the Parks and Recreation Services complementary pass program. In all cases the Director will use this policy as the foundation for exceptional fees and will endeavour to seek early review and approval from the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee and Council for any long term fee or rental arrangement not covered in this policy. Bylaw No. 2665 Page 16 of 20 8. Fees and Charges Table [Bylaw No. 3115] [Bylaw No. 3140] [Bylaw No. 3165 8. Fees and Charges Table ADMISSION FEES Fees Effective: January 1 2026 All admissions include applicable taxes. 2026 Adult Single Admission - incl tax 7.00 (19 - 59) 10x 63.00 25x 146.00 1 month* 65.50 3 month* 133.50 6 month* 251.00 12 month* 430.00 Senior/ Student Single Admission - incl tax 5.25 (60 plus) 10x 47.25 25x 110.25 1 month* 54.00 3 month* 108.00 6 month* 200.00 12 month* 338.00 Child/Youth Single Admission - incl tax 3.75 (6 - 18) 10x 33.75 25x 78.75 1 month* 34.25 3 month* 63.00 6 month* 107.00 12 month* 182.00 Family** Single Admission - incl tax 14.00 (Max. 5) 10x 126.00 25x 294.00 1 month* 141.25 3 month* 273.00 6 month* 500.00 12 month* 850.00 Child Minding Per session 5.00 10x 36.00 Swim while child in lesson 3.00 $2 admission 2.00 $3 admission 3.00 Shower Fee 3.75 Admin Fee 25.00 NSF Market Rate **Family rate applies to up to 2 adults and children 18 years of age and under living in the same household (maximum 5 people) *Membership Cancellation fee is equal the cost of one month of use. No cancellation under three months. Group drop-in rates are available for the swimming pool and arena at a discount of 25% off the regular drop in fee. To receive this rate, groups must: Have a minimum of 10 people Book a minimum of 24 hours in advance with an aquatic or arena administrator Bylaw No. 2665 Page 17 of 20 ROOM RENTAL FEES Fees Effective: January 1, 2026 All Fees Subject to Applicable Taxes Unless Noted Rates per hour unless otherwise noted Base Rates Below are subject to - Child/Youth Rate 50% discount - Adult additional 125% and Commercial additional 175% charged at time of booking 2026 Small Room - 10-15 max Viewfield, Fernhill 5.68 Meeting room A, B, C, 7.95 Kanaka 9.09 Medium Room - 15-30 max Constance Cove ,Teen Centre, Atrium Convertible, Pioneer A, Pioneer B, Seniors Centre, Archie Board Room 15.91 Large Room - 30-200 max Jubilee Hall 76.71 Atrium 36.66 Pioneer A+B 39.16 Lounge, Crowsnest 30.89 Craigflower 19.59 Other- daily flat rate Kitchen (hourly) 10.23 Chairs 1.17 Tables 9.95 Storage monthly 88.92 Parking stall 3.34 Electrical Hook Up 389.92 Bleacher Rental* 42.62 Stage Rental 4-6 sections $30 per add. sec. 272.71 *Stipulations for Bleacher rentals: a) No charge to DND, schools within the municipality or other municipal agencies. b) Priority will be given to events within the municipality. c) Rental requests for events in other municipalities will be confirmed within 30 days of the start of event. d) Groups will be responsible for pick up and drop off of the bleachers. PAVILION RENTAL FEES Fees Effective: January 1, 2026 All Fees Subject to Applicable Taxes Unless Noted Rates per hour unless otherwise noted Below rates are based on a 12hr daily operation / 355 days annually 2026 Board Room - 24 max Base Rate 33.42 Youth 5.57 Adult 44.56 Commercial 77.98 Lower A / Lower B / Lower C - 40 max Bylaw No. 2665 Page 18 of 20 Base Rate 44.56 Youth 22.28 Adult 55.70 Commercial 77.98 Lower A /B or Lower B /C - 80 max Base Rate 89.12 Youth 44.56 Adult 111.40 Commercial 155.97 Upper Hall / Lower Hall 160 max Base Rate 133.69 Youth 66.84 Adult 167.11 Commercial 250.66 Full Facility Rental -Daily Rate - 2 hrs garden access included Base Rate 4322.07 Youth 2141.57 Adult 5418.82 Commercial 7527.94 Other (base rate/ youth rate/ adult/ commercial) Food prep/serving area 43/0/54/76 Loading Dock 21/0/32/37 Lawn/Garden (2hr min) 167.65 Storage 41/0/52/73 Food Truck Connection 10.00 Projector/Screen (daily rate) 150.00 Wireless Microphone (daily rate) 25.00 Soundsystem (daily rate) 35.00 Staff Rate Market Rate Facility Deposit 500.00 POOL RENTAL FEES Fees Effective: January 1, 2026 All Fees Subject to Applicable Taxes Unless Noted Rates per hour unless otherwise noted 2026 Main Pool Non profit 83.52 Commercial 132.38 Lifestyle Non profit 83.52 Commercial 132.38 Lane Non profit 15.63 Commercial 24.73 Whole facility Non profit 154.54 Commercial 193.17 Lifeguard/Instructor Fee (additional staff) Market Rate ARENA FACILITIES RENTAL FEES Fees Effective: January 1, 2026 All Fees Subject to Applicable Taxes Unless Noted Rates per hour unless otherwise noted 2026 Ice - Adult Prime Time* 256.91 Bylaw No. 2665 Page 19 of 20 Ice - Adult Non-Prime* 145.81 Ice - Youth Prime Time* 130.40 Ice - Youth Non-Prime* 74.10 Ice - Commercial Prime Time* 398.10 Ice - Commercial Non-Prime* 244.14 Ticketed- Games 158.32 Summer Ice Youth 122.75 Adult 143.70 Reserved - Dressing Room Youth 220.79 Adult 441.69 Arena Storage Rental Youth 72.85 Adult 89.77 Skate Rentals (tax incl) 3.68 Group Skate Rentals (tax incl) 6.02 Skate Sharpening 5.96 Dry - Adult Prime Time* 84.54 Dry - Youth Prime Time* 58.53 Dry - Commercial Prime Time* (15% discount for two day booking) 293.46 Advertising (boards and Zamboni) Market Rate *Prime Time Arena - weekdays between 3:30 pm and 11 pm and weekends between 6 am and midnight. CURLING FACILITIES RENTAL FEES Fees Effective: January 1, 2026 All Fees Subject to Applicable Taxes Unless Noted Rates per hour unless otherwise noted 2026 Ice - Adult Prime Time* per sheet rate. 78.50 Ice - Adult Non-Prime* Phasing out by 2028 59.00 Bonspiels or 15% of entry fees 24.35 Dry Floor Adult 73.60 Youth 36.81 Commercial (15% off min 2 day booking) 128.95 Advertising Market Rate Lounge and Bar Use - cost of service Cost of Service *Prime Time Curling Rink - September 15 to March 15, weekdays between 6:30 pm and 11 pm, and weekends between 10 am and 10 pm. PICKLEBALL FACILITIES RENTAL FEES Fees Effective: January 1, 2026 All Fees Subject to Applicable Taxes Unless Noted Rates per hour unless otherwise noted 2026 Court Fee 18.00 Commercial Court Fee 62.41 Advertising Market Rate OUTDOOR FACILITIES RENTAL FEES Fees Effective: January 1, 2026 All Fees Subject to Applicable Taxes Unless Noted Rates per hour unless otherwise noted 2026 Lacrosse Box Youth 8.41 Bylaw No. 2665 Page 20 of 20 Adult 17.97 Commercial 24.63 Sport Fields Youth 8.86 Bullen, Lampson, Brodeur Adult 18.61 Commercial 27.47 Field Line Painting Soccer paint 292.03 Softball/baseball paint 189.77 Field Line Whiting Soccer whiting 186.36 (Users have option to complete. Softball/baseball whiting 126.14 Fees implemented September 2023) Picnic includes 2 hr min 57.95 Special Events (Lawn/Garden) includes 2 hr min 167.65 Filming Negotiated Market Rate For Profit Events incl. Theater Events 77.37 Non Profit Event incl. Theater Events 54.52 Rock Climbing (per person) Annual Fee 12.48 Donations Program New Bench/Picnic table 4000.00 Existing Bench/Picnic table 3000.00 Rock Mounted Bench 6000.00 Lanterns 3500.00 Stone guide 2500.00 Torii gate 2000.00 Tree Program Tree 800.00 Tree Program 300.00 Tree Cutting/ Pesticide Permit and Application 33.08 EV Charging Rate per hour Market Rate Community Garden Plots open plots 50.00 pea/bean plots 60.00 covered plots 75.00