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Martensville City Council Extends Fire Services Contract Negotiations for Biosolids…

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Martensville city councillors voted during their September 15 meeting to continue negotiations for a new fire services contract with the RM of Corman Park. The current contract expiration date has been pushed back by 60 days, from September 30 to November 30. This extension is linked to the ongoing Biosolids Pipeline Corridor Project, which involves connecting Saskatoon’s wastewater treatment facility to its biosolids handling facility and providing service to Martensville.

From paherald.sk.ca

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The project relies on operational partnerships between Saskatoon and Martensville regarding shared infrastructure and regional services. The continuation of negotiations addresses outstanding issues identified by city administration regarding the service provision.

From paherald.sk.ca

Who's involved

  • SaskatoonPartner city involved in the shared infrastructure project with Martensville.
  • MartensvilleCity involved in the Biosolids Pipeline Corridor Project with Saskatoon.
  • city councilLegislative body responsible for managing municipal policy and services.
  • Saskatoon City CouncilElected governing body of Saskatoon, involved in the pipeline project.

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