Recreation Fees and Charges Bylaw 1356, 2025 (Consolidated version)
Sparwood, British Columbia
· No. 1356
· adopted 2025-12-02
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Recreation Fees and Charges Bylaw 1356, 2025
Recreation Fees and Charges Bylaw 1356, 2025
1370
THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED FOR CONVENIENCE ONLY and is a consolidation of
"Recreation Fees and Charges Bylaw 1356, 2025" with the following amending bylaws:
Bylaw Number
Dated Adopted
Section Amended
1370
April 21, 2026
- Support Person definition
- Replace Schedules A&B
- New Schedule D - Elk Valley
Recreation Access Pass
Individual copies of any of the above bylaws are available from the Corporate Services
Department of the District of Sparwood. For legal purposes, copies of the original bylaws should
be obtained.
District of Sparwood
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Recreation Fees and Charges Bylaw 1356, 2025
Removed by
Bylaw 1370
DISTRICT OF SPARWOOD
Recreation Fees and Charges Bylaw 1356, 2025
A Bylaw to establish recreation fees and charges.
The Council of the District of Sparwood, in open meeting assembled, enacts as follows:
1. TITLE
This bylaw may be cited as "Recreation Fees and Charges Bylaw 1356, 2025."
2. DEFINITIONS
In this bylaw:
Adult means an individual aged 19 to 64 years.
Caregiver means a person providing individual assistance to someone seven years of age and older
with a permanent disability, who requires their assistance to use the facility. Caregivers are admitted
free of charge.
Child means an individual aged 6 to 12 years.
Commercial User means a person, organization or business utilizing parks and recreation facilities for
the purpose of financial gain or profit.
Facility means the Henry Volkmann Memorial Leisure Complex at 367 Pine Avenue, Sparwood BC.
Family means two Adults and children aged 18 years of age and under.
Good Standing means an organization or individual with an active account with the District and has
paid all invoices within 30 days of issuance of the invoice for a period of at least two consecutive years.
Light Use means the rental of the kitchen without the use of stove, oven or industrial dishwasher.
Local means at least 25% of user group members are District of Sparwood residents, and 75% of user
group members are residents of Sparwood, Fernie, Elkford, or Regional District Area A.
Non-Prime Time Ice Time means between the hours of 8:00 am and 3:00 pm on Monday to Friday and
6:00 am to 8:00 am on Saturdays and Sundays. Not applicable on School District #5 holidays or breaks.
Outdoor Events means all non-sporting related rentals of outdoor green spaces and parking areas at
the Henry Volkmann Memorial Leisure Complex and adjoining parks, excluding the spray park, bike
park, courts, skate park and ball diamonds.
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Amended by
Bylaw 1370
Persons with a Disability means a person having a permanent disability which would limit their ability
to fully use the facility without assistance. A person with a disability, when verbally disclosed, will be
charged 50% of regular admission rates.
Preschool means an individual aged 3 to 5 years.
Private means an individual or organization whose activity will be limited to invitation-only or not
broadly open to the public through membership or open attendance.
RecDesk means the online registration and booking platform utilized by the Facility.
Regular User(s) means a group residing within the municipal boundary with an established account for
greater than 3 years with multiple facility rentals each year.
Senior means an individual 65 years of age and older.
Student means an individual aged 13 to 18 years or an individual registered in a full-time post-
secondary educational program upon presentation of a valid student identification.
Support Worker means a person providing support to one or more persons with a disability that is
being paid by an organization or the individual for this support.
Support Person means an individual who accompanies another person for the primary purpose
of providing assistance to a person with a disability to access or participate in municipal
facilities, programs, or services. A support person is admitted free of charge.
Youth means a group or individual(s) aged 18 years and under.
3. FEE ADMINISTRATION
3.1. Admission and Rental Fees
a) The rental and admission rates for use of sport and recreational facilities shall be as per the
fees set out in Schedules "A" , "B" and "D".
b) Infants two (2) years old and under are free.
c) Children and Students may be required to be accompanied by an Adult when using the
climbing wall or fitness room.
3.2. Drop-Ins
The drop-in admission or ticket provides the bearer with access to public swims, public skates, and
the fitness centre for a single admission during days and times the facility is open.
3.3. Monthly Pass
A Monthly Pass is valid for thirty (30) consecutive days and provides the bearer access to public
swims, aqua fit classes, public skates, the fitness centre, and climbing wall during days and times
the facility is open.
3.4. Active Living Pass
An Active Living Pass is valid for three-hundred and sixty-five (365) consecutive days and provides
the bearer access to public swims, public skates, the fitness centre, racquet courts, climbing wall,
aqua fit classes, and drop-in fitness classes during days and times the facility is open.
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3.5. Elk Valley Regional Access Pass
An Elk Valley Regional Access Pass is valid for three-hundred and sixty- five (365) consecutive days
and provides the bearer access to drop-in facilities including public skates, public swims and the
fitness centre at the Henry Volkmann Memorial Leisure Complex in Sparwood, the Fernie
Memorial Arena, the Fernie Aquatic Centre, Elkford Recreation Centre, and Elkford Aquatic
Complex during days and times the facilities are open.
3.6. Amateur
Amateur users shall include all junior hockey teams. Users shall be charged the set rate for
"Amateur" under Schedule "B" rate for all games, practices and events held in the arena.
3.7. Arena Change Rooms
Arena rentals shall include the use of change rooms, for up to forty-five (45) minutes following the
end of the ice rental, at no additional charge. Users that exceed the forty-five (45) minute time
limit shall be charged a "Late Use" fee as set out under Schedule "B" for "Other Fees & Charges".
3.8. Booking Deposits
A non-refundable deposit shall be collected and applied to the rental agreement total, for all
bookings except for organizations in Good Standing.
3.9. Cleaning Fees
A cleaning fee shall be charged to user groups where:
(a) Additional cleaning is required that exceeds the District's cleaning requirements specified in
the rental contract; and
(b) It has been agreed to by the user under the terms and conditions specified in a rental contract.
3.10. Daily Rental Rate
(a) Daily Rentals that are greater than eight (8) consecutive hours in duration shall be charged a
maximum of eight times the hourly facility rental rate plus any other fees or charges as set out
under Schedule "B".
(b) Section 3.10 (a) shall not apply for to arena (ice-in) and pool rentals.
3.11. Damage Deposits
(a) A damage deposit shall be charged for all equipment and facility rentals as set out under
Schedule "B".
(b) Regular User groups may be eligible for an exemption to the damage deposit requirement
under section 3.11. (a) under the following conditions:
(i)
The organization qualifies as a Regular User; and
(ii)
The organization is deemed to be in Good Standing.
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3.12. Decorating
(a) Not-for-profit organizations or individuals renting a facility for the day, under Section
3.10. (a), shall be permitted access for a period of up to two (2) hours immediately prior to the
event, or the evening prior if available, at no additional charge, for the sole purpose of
decorating, set up, etc. provided that:
(i)
No other group, individual or organization has booked the facility; and
(ii)
No additional staff time is required to provide access to the facility.
(b) Any additional time required or requested for decorating shall be charged at a rate of 50% of
the hourly rental rate, unless exempted under Section 3.12(a).
(c) The District does not guarantee the availability of additional time for decorating. Any time
permitted for decorating may be cancelled without notice by the District.
3.13. Special Events
(a) Special events with an anticipated attendance level of over 100 people, or which require staff
assistance for the setup of tables, chairs, decorations or other work, shall be charged an
"Event" fee as set out under Schedule "B".
(b) Special events hosted by the District within the Henry Volkmann Memorial Leisure Complex
shall be at no charge to the public or at a rate discounted up to 75% off the admission rate as
set under Schedule "A".
3.14. Ice In
The regular ice season will run from September 1 to March 31. Request to extend the ice season
must be made at least 30 days prior to the end of the season with a minimum of 25 hours per
week booked.
3.15. Ice Specials
A reduced rate, as set under Schedule "B", may be offered to the public for arena rentals (ice in)
during times that are designated as Non-Prime Times, provided that:
(a) Ice Specials do not replace regular bookings from user groups;
(b) The rate is not utilized to book tournaments, special events, skating schools or regular
practices; and
(c) Bookings are limited to a maximum of 2 hours.
3.16. Late Use
Users who do not vacate the facility in accordance with their rental contract shall be subject to a
prorated "Late Use" fee, for the period of time the facility was occupied beyond the time specified
in the contract, in addition to any other rental fee associated with the rented facility as set out in
Schedule "B".
3.17. Youth Discounts
Local organizations providing Youth Sport or Youth Programming. Activities renting a meeting or
multi- purpose room shall receive a 20% discount on the rate set out under Schedule "B" for
"Meeting & Multi- Purpose Rooms".
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3.18. Rink Board Advertising
(a)
Businesses, organizations, societies, not-for-profit groups, and individuals may advertise
their organization or event on a rink board as per the rate set out under Schedule "C".
The fee shall include installation and removal of advertisements.
(b)
Advertising containing any of the following forms of content shall not be permitted:
(i)
Profane language or content;
(ii)
Content that promotes, fosters, or perpetuates discrimination on the basis of race,
creed, colour, age, religion, gender, marital status, status with regard to public
assistance, national origin, physical or mental disability, or sexual orientation;
(iii)
Sexual content or links to sexual content;
(iv)
Private events, such as family reunions, weddings and birthday parties;
(v)
Promotes illegal activities;
(vi)
Promotes an individual religion or religious service;
(vii)
Promotes political activities, events, or messaging;
(viii)
Information that may tend to compromise the safety or security of the public or the
municipality;
(ix)
Content that violates a legal ownership interest of any other party;
(x)
Promotes the consumption or use of smoking or vaping, alcohol or drugs; or
(xi)
Violates any federal or provincial statute or regulation, or a District of Sparwood
bylaw or policy.
(c)
Board Advertisement Specifications
(i)
Advertisers shall provide the printed decal/signage for advertisement that is:
- a maximum of 30 inches high by 84 inches long;
- made of a high performance or 5-year vinyl;
(ii)
Advertisements shall be displayed for a period of one ice season (September
through April). The District shall not warrant the condition of the advertisement for
the duration of the ice season.
(iii)
Advertisements deemed to be in suitable condition shall be permitted to be used in
subsequent years provided payment for the advertisement is received by June 30th
of that year.
(iv)
Placement of the advertisement on the rink board shall be determined by the
District.
3.19. Staffing
In those cases where rentals require additional staff resources, the cost of those additional
resources will be borne by the user. Additional costs will be identified before the event and
included as a portion of the event or rental charges.
3.20. Summer Ice
Arena (ice in) rentals are not available during the months of May, June, July and August.
3.21. Swim Club Lane Rental
A local, organized swim club may rent a lane during a programmed lane swim time.
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Added by
Bylaw 1370
3.22. Schedules
The following schedules are included and form part of this bylaw:
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Schedule A - Admission Rates;
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Schedule B - Rental Fees and Charges;
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Schedule C - Advertising; and
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Schedule D - Elk Valley Recreation Access Pass
3.23. Sport Activities
Sport Activities shall be limited to where the facility rental is for the sole purpose of engaging in
that physical sporting activity.
4. FEE SUBSIDY PROGRAM
Eligible residents of Sparwood will receive twelve (12) recreation admission tickets per identified
household member per calendar year through the Fee Subsidy Program.
4.1. Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for the subsidy, applicants must have a RecDesk account and provide a referral letter from
one of the following recognized public service agencies:
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Columbia Basin Family Resource Society;
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Elk Valley Family Society;
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Sparwood Food Bank;
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Sparwood Toys for Tots;
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School District #5, Frank J Mitchell and Sparwood Secondary School (Principals or Vice-
Principals);
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Uplift Community Support Association;
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Fernie Women's Resource Society; or
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Ministry of Children and Family Development
Referral letters must confirm the applicant's need for financial assistance and identify each household
member eligible for the subsidy. Referral letters may be sent electronically or received via hardcopy
and must be signed by an authorized representative of the agency.
4.2. Program Administration
(a) Upon receipt of the referral letter, Facility staff will add the tickets to the users RecDesk
account.
(b) Tickets are non-transferable and must be used within the calendar year of issuance.
(c) The program is subject to annual review and may be adjusted based on community needs and
available resources.
4.3. Confidentiality
All personal information and referral documentation will be handled in accordance with the
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPPA).
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5. FORMS
5.1. The Corporate Officer is hereby authorized to prescribe, establish, and amend any forms
necessary for the administration or enforcement of this Bylaw, including but not limited to
application forms, declarations, notices, and permits.
6. SEVERABILITY
6.1. The provisions of this Bylaw are severable and the invalidity of any part of this Bylaw shall not
affect the validity of the remainder of this Bylaw.
7. COMMENCEMENT
7.1. This Bylaw will come into force and effect fifteen (15) business days after adoption.
8. REPEAL
8.1. Recreation Fees and Charges Bylaw 1231, 2018 and all amendments thereto are hereby repealed
upon this Bylaw coming into force and effect.
READ A FIRST TIME this 10th day of October 2025.
READ A SECOND TIME this 21st day of October 2025.
READ A THIRD TIME AS AMENDED this 21st day of October 2025.
ADOPTED this 2nd day of December 2025.
Original signed
Original signed
Mayor
Corporate Officer
District of Sparwood
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Recreation Fees and Charges Bylaw 1356, 2025
Replaced by
Bylaw 1370
Bylaw comes into effect
September 1, 2026
September 1, 2027
September 1, 2028
September 1, 2029
September 1, 2030
Pre-School
$3.11
$3.21
$3.33
$3.44
$3.56
$3.69
Child
$4.14
$4.28
$4.43
$4.59
$4.75
$4.92
Student
$5.59
$5.78
$5.99
$6.20
$6.41
$6.64
Adult
$7.14
$7.39
$7.65
$7.92
$8.20
$8.48
Senior
$5.59
$5.78
$5.99
$6.20
$6.41
$6.64
Family
$16.15
$16.71
$17.30
$17.90
$18.53
$19.18
Shower Only
$3.00
$3.11
$3.22
$3.33
$3.44
$3.56
Hot Tub Special (30 min. before close)
$3.00
$3.11
$3.22
$3.33
$3.44
$3.56
Pre-School
$32.60
$33.74
$34.92
$36.15
$37.41
$38.72
Child
$43.47
$44.99
$46.57
$48.20
$49.88
$51.63
Student
$58.68
$60.74
$62.86
$65.06
$67.34
$69.70
Adult
$74.99
$77.61
$80.33
$83.14
$86.05
$89.06
Senior
$58.68
$60.74
$62.86
$65.06
$67.34
$69.70
Family
$169.53
$175.47
$181.61
$187.96
$194.54
$201.35
Pre-School
$26.39
$27.32
$28.27
$29.26
$30.29
$31.35
Child
$43.68
$45.21
$46.79
$48.43
$50.12
$51.87
Student
$57.04
$59.04
$61.10
$63.24
$65.45
$67.74
Adult
$77.19
$79.89
$82.69
$85.58
$88.58
$91.68
Senior
$57.04
$59.04
$61.10
$63.24
$65.45
$67.74
Family
$172.42
$178.46
$184.70
$191.17
$197.86
$204.78
Pre-School
$229.61
$237.65
$245.97
$254.58
$263.49
$272.71
Child
$326.66
$338.09
$349.92
$362.17
$374.85
$387.97
Student
$422.67
$437.47
$452.78
$468.63
$485.03
$502.00
Adult
$575.42
$595.56
$616.40
$637.98
$660.31
$683.42
Senior
$422.67
$437.47
$452.78
$468.63
$485.03
$502.00
Family
$1,158.60
$1,199.15
$1,241.12
$1,284.56
$1,329.52
$1,376.05
Child
$4.66
$4.82
$4.99
$5.16
$5.34
$5.53
Student
$8.33
$8.62
$8.93
$9.24
$9.56
$9.90
Adult
$9.88
$10.23
$10.59
$10.96
$11.34
$11.74
Senior
$8.33
$8.62
$8.93
$9.24
$9.56
$9.90
Morning Rate (until Noon)
$8.33
$8.62
$8.93
$9.24
$9.56
$9.90
Student (10 Pass)
$70.83
$73.30
$75.87
$78.52
$81.27
$84.12
Adult (10 Pass)
$84.02
$86.96
$90.01
$93.16
$96.42
$99.79
Senior (10 Pass)
$70.83
$73.30
$75.87
$78.52
$81.27
$84.12
Drop-In All Ages
$4.66
$4.82
$4.99
$5.16
$5.34
$5.53
All Ages (12 Pass)
$48.90
$50.62
$52.39
$54.22
$56.12
$58.08
Drop-In All Ages
$4.66
$4.82
$4.99
$5.16
$5.34
$5.53
- All rates are inclusive of taxes unless otherwise noted.
- Rates beyond 2030 will increase by 3.5% each year, effective September 1st.
SCHEDULE A - ADMISSION RATES
Raquetball / Raquet Sports (Per Hour/Court/Person)
Wallyball (Per Hour/Person)
Climbing Wall (Per Hour/Person)
Drop -In Admissions
Drop-In Tickets (12 Tickets - No Expiry)
Month Pass
Active Living Pass
District of Sparwood
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Recreation Fees and Charges Bylaw 1356, 2025
Replaced by
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Bylaw comes into effect
September 1, 2026
September 1, 2027
September 1, 2028
September 1, 2029
September 1, 2030
Local Youth
$64.69
$66.95
$69.29
$71.72
$74.23
$76.83
Local Adult
$130.77
$135.35
$140.09
$144.99
$150.06
$155.32
Non-Local Youth
$110.58
$121.64
$133.81
$144.51
$156.07
$168.56
Non-Local Adult
$195.80
$215.38
$236.92
$255.87
$276.34
$298.45
Amateur
$136.30
$139.58
$142.93
$146.36
$149.87
Ice Specials
$57.65
$59.03
$60.45
$61.90
$63.39
Youth Sport Activities
$44.14
$45.69
$47.29
$48.94
$50.65
$52.43
Adult Sport Activities
$50.11
$51.87
$53.68
$55.56
$57.51
$59.52
Not-For Profit Use
$66.90
$69.24
$71.67
$74.18
$76.77
$79.46
General Use
$109.36
$113.19
$117.15
$121.25
$125.49
$129.88
Commercial Use
$135.09
$139.82
$144.71
$149.77
$155.02
$160.44
Boardroom
$17.48
$18.09
$18.73
$19.38
$20.06
$20.76
Multi-Purpose Room
$23.31
$24.12
$24.97
$25.84
$26.75
$27.68
Concourse (Curling and Arena)
$58.28
$60.32
$62.43
$64.62
$66.88
$69.22
Curling Lounge
$68.80
$71.20
$73.70
$76.28
$78.95
$81.71
Hall General Use
$45.51
$47.10
$48.75
$50.46
$52.22
$54.05
Hall Commercial Use
$82.81
$85.71
$88.71
$91.81
$95.03
$98.35
Local Youth Rental Discount
General Use
$25.00
$25.87
$26.78
$27.71
$28.68
$29.69
Commercial Use
$29.14
$30.15
$31.21
$32.30
$33.43
$34.60
Light Use
$22.93
$23.73
$24.56
$25.42
$26.31
$27.23
Dishes Rental - Flat rate
$58.28
$60.32
$62.43
$64.62
$66.88
$69.22
Regular
$143.63
$148.65
$153.86
$159.24
$164.82
$170.58
Local School
$87.19
$90.24
$93.40
$96.67
$100.05
$103.55
Swim Club Per Lane
$19.70
$20.39
$21.10
$21.84
$22.60
$23.39
Extra Lifeguard
$46.40
$48.02
$49.70
$51.44
$53.24
$55.11
Extra Instructor
$46.40
$48.02
$49.70
$51.44
$53.24
$55.11
Youth & Not-For-Profit
$22.94
$23.74
$24.57
$25.43
$26.32
$27.24
General Use
$37.76
$39.08
$40.45
$41.86
$43.33
$44.84
Commercial Use
$49.07
$50.79
$52.56
$54.40
$56.31
$58.28
Courts
$17.83
$18.46
$19.10
$19.77
$20.46
$21.18
16x16
$220.80
$228.52
$236.52
$244.80
$253.37
$262.24
16x24
$326.27
$337.69
$349.51
$361.75
$374.41
$387.51
16x32
$424.71
$439.58
$454.96
$470.89
$487.37
$504.42
-20%
Fire Hall #1 Training Hall Per Hour
Courts Per Hour Per Court - Special Event
Stage Rental - In House Only Per Day
Pool Rental Per Hour
Arena Rental (Ice-In) Per Hour
Arena and Curling Rink Rental (Ice-Out )Per Hour
Meeting and Multi-Purpose Spaces Per Hour
Kitchen Rental Per Hour, unless otherwise specified
SCHEDULE B - RENTAL FEES AND CHARGES
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Schedule B - Rental Fees and Charges - CONTINUED
Per Table Per Day
$10.71
$11.09
$11.48
$11.88
$12.29
$12.72
Per Chair Per Day
$4.03
$4.17
$4.31
$4.46
$4.62
$4.78
Portable Sound System Per Day
$110.73
$114.61
$118.62
$122.77
$127.07
$131.52
Fitness Centre Key Fob
$23.31
$24.12
$24.97
$25.84
$26.75
$27.68
Climbing Shoes Per Use
$3.50
$3.62
$3.75
$3.88
$4.01
$4.15
Climbing Harness Per Use
$3.50
$3.62
$3.75
$3.88
$4.01
$4.15
Skates Per Use
$2.92
$3.02
$3.13
$3.24
$3.35
$3.47
Disc Golf Discs Per Set Per Day (3 Disc Set)
$3.50
$3.62
$3.75
$3.88
$4.01
$4.15
Disc golf Portable Basket Per Basket Per Day
$10.00
$10.35
$10.71
$11.09
$11.48
Skates and Disc Golf Basket Damage Deposit
Youth
$13.12
$14.17
$15.30
$16.22
$17.19
$18.23
Adult
$26.24
$28.34
$30.61
$32.44
$34.39
$36.45
Youth Tournament
$13.12
$14.17
$15.30
$16.22
$17.19
$18.23
Adult Tournament
$26.24
$28.34
$30.61
$32.44
$34.39
$36.45
Events - Hourly
$76.53
$79.21
$81.98
$84.85
$87.82
$90.89
Events - Daily
$738.33
$764.17
$790.91
$818.60
$847.25
$876.90
Booking Deposit
After Midnight Bookings Per Hour
$60.83
$62.96
$65.16
$67.44
$69.80
$72.24
Equipment Transport / Set Up Per Hour/Staff
$58.28
$60.32
$62.43
$64.62
$66.88
$69.22
Event Fee Per Hour
$58.28
$60.32
$62.43
$64.62
$66.88
$69.22
Equipment Damage Deposit
Facility Damage Deposit
Additional Work Not Specified Per Hour/Staff
$58.28
$60.32
$62.43
$64.62
$66.88
$69.22
Late Use Per Hour
$58.28
$60.32
$62.43
$64.62
$66.88
$69.22
Overtime Staffing Charges Per Hour/Staff
$87.42
$90.48
$93.64
$96.92
$100.31
$103.82
Cleaning Per Hour/Staff
$58.28
$60.32
$62.43
$64.62
$66.88
$69.22
- All rates are subject to tax unless otherwise noted.
- Rates beyond 2030 will increase by 3.5% each year, effective September 1st.
25% or $50, whichever is greater
$200 or 25% of total cost, whichever is greater
$500 or 25% of rental fee whichever is greater
Other Fees and Charges
Equipment
Field Rental
Outdoor Events
$25.00 each
SCHEDULE B - RENTAL FEES AND CHARGES
CONTINUED
District of Sparwood
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Recreation Fees and Charges Bylaw 1356, 2025
Schedule C - Arena Rink Board Advertising
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All rates are subject to tax unless otherwise noted.
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Rates beyond 2030 will increase by 3.5% each year, effective September 1st
Bylaw comes into effect September 1, 2026 September 1, 2027 September 1, 2028 September 1, 2029 September 1, 2030
Arena Rink Board
$291.39
$301.59
$312.15
$323.07
$334.38
$346.08
District of Sparwood
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Recreation Fees and Charges Bylaw 1356, 2025
Added by
Bylaw 1370
Bylaw comes into effect
September 1, 2026
September 1, 2027
September 1, 2028
September 1, 2029
Elk Valley Recreation Access Pass (individual)
$441.10
$454.34
$467.97
$482.01
$496.47
Elk Valley Recreation Access Pass (family)
$928.56
$956.42
$985.11
$1,014.67
$1,045.11
- All rates are subject to tax unless otherwise noted.
SCHEDULE D - ELK VALLEY RECREATION ACCESS PASS