Bylaw Enforcement

Our Bylaw Enforcement team is dedicated to investigating and responding to reports of bylaw violations within the RM of Caledonia No. 99. For any questions, please refer to the bylaws posted on our website or call the Municipal Office at (306) 436-2050.

Making a Complaint

Bylaw complaints must be made in writing to the RM of Caledonia. Our appointed Bylaw Enforcement Officer will follow up on each complaint. When submitting a complaint, please include the following details:

• Address/Location: Where the violation occurred
• Date/Times: When the violation took place
• Description: A detailed account of the violation (if a vehicle is involved, please include make, model, colour,and  license plate)
• Your Information: Your name, address, and phone number

Complaints can be filed in writing to:

R.M. of Caledonia No. 99 Box 384 Milestone, SK S0G 3L0

Or by email to

mi****@sa*****.net











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Complaint Process

Upon receiving a complaint, an investigation will determine if a violation exists and who is responsible. If a violation is found, the responsible person(s) will be contacted and asked to voluntarily comply with the bylaw. Voluntary compliance is the most common outcome of bylaw violations. The RM strives to achieve voluntary compliance with each complaint; however, appropriate enforcement will be taken where additional action is required.

If voluntary compliance is not achieved, an Order to Remedy letter may be issued, giving a specific number of days to remedy the situation. This process allows the responsible person(s) to appeal the order within a specified period. If an appeal is made, Council may decide to confirm, modify, or repeal the order. If there is no appeal, the responsible person(s) will be given a specific number of days to remedy the situation, and the Town will follow up to ensure compliance. Once the situation is resolved, the file will be closed.

If the situation remains unresolved, the RM may initiate legal action, including prosecution or property cleanup, with cost recovery methods also initiated.

Regulations

Not all matters are regulated by bylaws; some may be governed by Provincial or Federal acts and enforced by other authorities, or in civil matters, not regulated at all.

Thank you for helping us maintain the quality and safety of our community. Your cooperation in following these guidelines is greatly appreciated. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please contact the Municipal Office.