Supervises the operation of the Albert Community Centre.

Meetings are held monthly on the third Friday at 12:00 p.m.  No meetings are held in July and August

610 Clarence Avenue South

Successful candidates will be appointed based upon the following criteria:

·         Community involvement;

·         Interest in historical structures and preservation;

·         Experience administrating a budget;

·         Interest in the functions and use of the Albert Community Centre.

The function and mandate of the Albert Community Centre Management Committee shall be to:

1.   Supervise the operation of the Albert Community Centre;

2.   Determine the users of the building;

3.   Determine the rental policy and fees for approval by City Council;

4.   Determine eligibility criteria for tenants and make recommendations for any changes;

5.   Approve all redecorating requests and report to the Municipal Heritage Advisory Committee for information;

6.   Submit all requests for structural changes to the Community Services Division for appropriate building permits and to City Council and the Municipal Heritage Advisory Committee for final approval;

7.   Oversee the use of the building reflects preferences and needs of the community; and

8.   Hear submissions from the community and tenants.

Barb Lucas, Recording Secretary
Albert Community Centre Management Committee

The Albert Community Centre Management committee shall report to City Council through the Standing Committee on Planning, Development and Community Services (PDCS).

Established: City Council Resolutions - October 9, 1984 Clause 8, Report No. 41‑1984 of the Planning and Development Committee)

Updated: October 27, 1986 (Clause 2, Report 7-1986 of the Committee on Committees); December 12, 2005 (Clause 2, Report No. 20-2005 of the Executive Committee); and, December 20, 2023 (City Council Item 8.5.1)

Albert Community Centre Management Committee members shall serve without receiving remuneration.  Benefits and expense reimbursement shall be provided in accordance with Policy No. C01-003, Appointments to Civic Boards, Commissions, Authorities, and Committees.

6 voting members as follows:

o   5 citizen representatives of the public; and

o   1 representative from the City’s Facilities Management Department.

 2 non-voting resource members as follows:

o   1 member selected by the permanent tenants; and

o   1 representative from the City’s Recreation and Community Development Department.

Appointment and Term

·         Appointment of citizen representatives:

o   Made by City Council through the City Agency Recruitment and Evaluation (CARE) Committee.

o   2-year staggered terms.

o   Maximum of 3 consecutive terms.

·         Appointment of City of Saskatoon representatives to be designated by the City Manager.