Multiplex Documents

Jan. 14, 2002 Council approves $5.6 million in Civic Centre renovations in a motion by Coun. McBain.
Mar. 07, 2006 Letter to MLA Glen Hagel from Mayor Schwinghamer as a formal request to obtain funding for the multiplex. Notice that he says the City will commit up to $15 million. CC to Premier Calvert.
Mar. 22, 2007 Nustadia report excerpt. Mentions the Warriors rent requirement, the primary reason why Moose Jaw is building a new rink, and the requirement of a lease signing before construction can begin.
Sep. 16, 2008 Progress on the Warriors new arena lease contract negotiations that are required to be signed before construction of multiplex begins.

Nov. 30, 2007 Number of parking stalls bylaw requires for the downtown multiplex.
Sep. 27, 2008 Number of debt level increase requests for Moose Jaw.
Sep. 16, 2008 Progress on Warrior lease contract negotiations for multiplex.
Dec. 17, 2008 Debt levels of other Saskatchewan cities.

Mar. 10, 2005 Mr. Beesley plans meeting with Nustadia and requests Council halt 38 months of renovations at the Civic Centre in an effort to "prudently" examine options of building new rinks.
Dec. 22, 2005 Procedure for handling donations. Letter from Admin.
Feb. 28, 2006 The Builder's immediate task is raising $25 million. Project will not proceed until after all funding is in place. Letter from Admin.
Mar. 22, 2006 Builder's request of Council an in-camera meeting to obtain a one time grant of $108,600 to kick start their fundraising activities.
Nov. 06, 2006 - Dominion Construction Preliminary Budget for Moose Jaw Multiplex with letter from Admin to the Builder's. A very important document. The Dominion prices were transmitted July 7, 2006 but withheld until after the referndum in Oct. 2006. More information can be found at the end of the video Moose Jaw Multiplex - Beesley Badgers / Swanson Replies and at the CBC story Moose Jaw multiplex costs soaring.

2006 - Dale McBain for Mayor
2006 - Mary-Dell Findlay for Councillor

2006 - First multiplex referendum requesting City re-affirm its financial commitment of $15 million toward a hockey and curling rink as envisioned in the Nustadia plans.
2008 - Petition requesting a vote on Council's June 16th decision to bypass the previous referendum results and raise the City's commitment to $34,530,560 instead of $15 million.

Nov. 24, 2004 Letter from City of Prince Albert regarding costs and progress of their decision to renovate their rink, and estimates on their indoor soccer facility.