Alberta Regulation 74/2000

Provincial Court Act

ACCESS ENFORCEMENT FORMS REGULATION

Filed: April 18, 2000

Made by the Minister of Justice and Attorney General (M.O. 30/2000) on

April 14, 2000 pursuant to

section 21(3) of the Provincial Court Act.

1 The application form and the notice of hearing form required for the

purposes of the Access Enforcement Regulation are set out in the Schedule.

SCHEDULE

In the Family Division of the Provincial Court of Alberta

Application for Access

Enforcement Order

CANADA

Province of Alberta

In the matter of the Domestic Relations Act

BETWEEN

Name

, Applicant

Address, postal codes and phone no.

and

Name

, Respondent

Address, postal code and phone no.

Regarding the following children:

Insert full

name(

s) of

child(ren)

including last

name and

birthdate.

I am the non-custodial parent of the above named child(ren).

I am the custodial parent of the above named child(ren)

I make application for an Access Enforcement Order containing

the following relief:

and anything further that the Court considers appropriate in

the circumstances to induce compliance with the Access Order.

Attached is a copy of the most recent Access Order granted by the:

Family Division of the Provincial Court of Alberta, dated .

Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta dated

and endorsed by the Clerk of the Court as neither being subject to

case management nor assigned to a specific Justice of the Court of Queen's

Bench.

I make this application for the following reasons:

DATED on ,

(applicant)

at , Alberta

The Court hearing will be held at (location) on (date) . A judge

will hear this application as soon as possible after (date) . If you do not

attend the Court hearing, the judge may still make an order.

In the Family Division of the Provincial Court of Alberta

Notice Of Hearing

CANADA

Province of Alberta

In the matter of the Domestic Relations Act

BETWEEN

Name

, Applicant

Address, postal codes and phone no.

and

Name

, Respondent

Address, postal code and phone no.

Regarding the following children:

Insert full

name(

s) of

child(ren)

including last

name and

birthdate.

I am the non-custodial parent of the above named

child(ren).

I am the custodial parent of the above named child(ren)

I make application for an Access Enforcement Order containing the

following relief:

and anything further that the Court considers appropriate in the

circumstances to induce compliance with the Access Order.

Attached is a copy of the most recent Access Order granted by the:

Family Division of the Provincial Court of Alberta, dated .

Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta dated

and endorsed by the Clerk of the Court as neither being subject to

case management nor assigned to a specific Justice of the Court of Queen's

Bench.

I make this application for the following reasons:

The Court hearing will be held at (location) on

(date) . A judge will hear this application as soon as possible after

(time) . If you do not attend the Court hearing, the judge may still

make an order.

DATED on ,

at , Alberta (Clerk of the Court)

Affidavit of Service

CANADA

Province of Alberta

My name is (name) My address is apt. no./street/box number)

(city/town/county) (province)

(postal code)

Affidavit

I MAKE OATH AND SAY/SOLEMNLY AFFIRM AND DECLARE THAT:

1. On (date) , at a.m./p.m., I

personally served (name) with a true copy of the

Application for Access Enforcement Order at (address)

2. The copy was identical to the copy on the reverse of this sheet.

(signature of server)

SWORN/AFFIRMED BEFORE ME

on (date) ,

at , Alberta.

(Stamp of Commissioner of Oaths)

(Justice of the Peace, Notary Public or Commissioner for Oaths)

Alberta Regulation 75/2000

Municipal Government Act

MUNICIPAL LONG TERM ELECTRICITY AGREEMENT REGULATION

Filed: April 19, 2000

Made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council (O.C. 147/2000) on April 19,

2000 pursuant to

section 603 of the Municipal Government Act.

AEUB approval of long term electricity agreement not needed

1(1) The approval of the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board is not

required under

section 30(2) of the Municipal Government Act if the

proposed agreement relates to or arises from the supply of electric power

under

(

a) a power purchase arrangement

(

i) sold at the public auction held pursuant to

section

45.93 of the Electric Utilities Act, or

(ii) converted to a financial instrument pursuant to

section 45.94 of the Electric Utilities Act,

(

b) a derivative created by the balancing pool administrator

pursuant to

section 6(4) of the Power Purchase Arrangements Regulation (AR

170/99), or

(

c) a direct sales agreement as defined in the Direct Sales

Regulation (AR 180/99).

(2) In this section, "derivative" has the meaning given to it in

section 6

of the Power Purchase Arrangements Regulation (AR 170/99).

Expiry

2 This Regulation is repealed in accordance with

section 603(2) of the

Municipal Government Act.

Alberta Regulation 76/2000

Municipal Government Act

REGIONAL SERVICES COMMISSION DEBT LIMIT REGULATION

Filed: April 26, 2000

Made by the Minister of Municipal Affairs (M.O. L:104/00) on April 18, 2000

pursuant to

section 602.29 of the Municipal Government Act.

Table of Contents

Interpretation 1

Debt Limit 2

Financial statement disclosure 3

Repeal 4

Expiry 5

Interpretation

1(1) In this Regulation, "calculation time" means

(

a) when preparing the annual audited financial statements of the

regional services commission, December 31 of the immediately preceding

year, and

(

b) when making a borrowing, the date the regional services

commission's board of directors passes a bylaw or resolution to authorize

the borrowing.

(2) The

definitions in

section 602.01 of the Act apply to this Regulation.

Debt limit

2(1) The debt limit at the calculation time of a regional services

commission that is authorized to provide public utility services is

(

a) in respect of the regional services commission's total debt, 2

times the revenue of the regional services commission, and

(

b) in respect of the regional services commission's debt service,

0.35 times the revenue of the regional services commission in respect of

the debt service.

(2) The debt limit at the calculation time of a regional services

commission that is authorized to provide services other than public utility

services is,

(

a) in respect of the regional services commission's total debt,

0.5 times the revenue of the regional services commission, and

(

b) in respect of the regional services commission's debt service,

0.1 times the revenue of the regional services commission in respect of the

debt service.

(3) For the purposes of this section, the revenue of a regional services

commission is the total of all revenue reported in the most recent audited

financial statement of the commission, excluding transfers from the

governments of Alberta and Canada for the purposes of a capital property

reported in that statement if those transfers are included in the total

revenue, and before expenses are deducted.

(4) For the purposes of this section, the total debt of a regional

services commission is the principal outstanding at the calculation time on

borrowings made by the commission less the amount of principal that the

commission is entitled to recover from another regional services commission

or a municipality at the calculation time.

(5) For the purposes of this section, the debt service of the regional

services commission at the calculation time is the sum of,

(

a) for borrowings made by the commission in which the commission

is required to pay principal during the 12 months after the calculation

time, the total amount of principal and interest that the commission will

be required to pay in respect of those borrowings during the 12 months

after the calculation time, and

(

b) for borrowings made by the commission in which the commission

is not required to pay any principal during the 12 months after the

calculation time, the total of the pro rata amounts in respect of those

borrowings determined for the 12 months after the calculation time,

less the amount that the commission is entitled to recover from another

regional services commission or a municipality during the 12 months after

the calculation time.

(6) In subsection (5)(b), the pro rata amount for a borrowing at the

calculation time is determined by the formula

PRA = D x 12

where

"PRA" is the pro rata amount for the borrowing;

"D" is the total amount of principal and interest that the regional

services commission will be required to pay from the calculation time to

the end of the amortization period of the borrowing;

"E" is the number of months from the calculation time to the end of

the amortization period of the borrowing.

(7) For the purposes of determining D in the formula in subsection (6), if

the actual rate of interest under a borrowing is not known at the

calculation time for some or all of the payments under the borrowing, the

rate of interest for those payments is determined by using the rate of

interest in effect at the calculation time.

(8) Notwithstanding anything in this Regulation, the Minister may, on

application by a regional services commission and on the regional services

commission providing to the Minister a business plan that is acceptable to

the Minister, prescribe a different debt limit for that regional services

commission.

Financial statement disclosure

Section 276(1) and (2) of the Act apply to all regional services

commissions with respect to financial statements for 1996 and subsequent

years.

Repeal

4 The Regional Services Commission Debt Limit Regulation (AR 178/96) is

repealed.

Expiry

5 For the purpose of ensuring that this Regulation is reviewed for

ongoing relevancy and necessity, with the option that it may be repassed in

its present or an amended form following a review, this Regulation expires

on June 30, 2005.