AI-assisted research summary: This regulation incorporates Seymourville, sets the community council at five members, requires the mayor to be elected by the community’s electors, and delegates Crown land disposition approval to the council.
Seymourville Community Incorporation Regulation, M.R. 44/2004 The Northern Affairs Act , C.C.S.M. c. N100 Regulation 44/2004 Registered March 23, 2004 bilingual version (HTML) Table of Contents Section 1 Definition 2 Incorporation and name of community 3 Boundaries of community 4 Council 5 Election of mayor 6 Election schedule 7-8 Repealed 9 Delegation of approval for Crown land disposition 10 Application of other Acts generally 11 Application of Buildings and Mobile Homes Act 12-13 Repealed 14 Transitional continuation of certain by-laws Schedule Repealed Definition: "community" 1 In this regulation, "community" means the Incorporated Community of Seymourville. M.R. 70/2009 Incorporation and name of community 2 The community of Seymourville is incorporated. It is to be known as the Incorporated Community of Seymourville. Boundaries of community 3 The boundaries of the community are as follows: All those portions of Townships 25 and 26, Ranges 8 and 9 East of the Principal Meridian in Manitoba contained within the limits shown bordered hatched on a plan filed in the office of the Director of Surveys at Winnipeg as No. 19311. COUNCIL AND ELECTIONS Council 4(1) The council shall consist of five members. 4(2) A member of the community council the day before this regulation comes into force is continued as a member of the council until he or she is replaced or re-elected. Election of mayor 5 The mayor must be elected by the electors of the community. Election schedule 6 The election schedule for the community is as follows: (a) three members, including the mayor, to be elected in 2010 and every four years after that; (b) two members to be elected in 2008 and every four years after that. M.R. 70/2009 7 and 8 Repealed. M.R. 70/2009 DISPOSITION OF CROWN LAND Delegation of approval for Crown land disposition 9 The requirement that the minister approve the disposition of Crown land in the community before the disposition occurs — as set out in subsection 181(4) of The Northern Affairs Act — is delegated to the council. M.R. 70/2009 APPLICATION OF OTHER ACTS Application of other Acts generally 10 For greater certainty, the community is subject to an Act other than The Northern Affairs Act only where the other Act is made applicable by (a) The Northern Affairs Act ; (b) this regulation; or (c) a specific reference to incorporated communities in the other Act. Application of Buildings and Mobile Homes Act 11 The community is deemed to be a municipality for the purpose of The Buildings and Mobile Homes Act. 12 and 13 Repealed. M.R. 70/2009 TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS — EXISTING COUNCIL BY-LAWS Transitional continuation of certain by-laws 14(1) Subject to subsection (2), the by-law referred to in subsection (2), passed by the community council of Seymourville and filed with the minister pursuant to subsection 5(8) of The Northern Affairs Act and section 4 of the Northern Affairs (Delegation of Authority to Enact By-laws) Regulation , Manitoba Regulation 584/88 R, is continued as if passed by the incorporated community council. 14(2) By-law 9-2000 respecting financial reserves, filed on 7 December 2000, has force and effect until 90 days after this section comes into force or until the council re-enacts it, whichever occurs first. COMING INTO FORCE Coming into force 15 This regulation comes into force on April 1, 2004. SCHEDULE Repealed. M.R. 70/2009