How
do I join?
Email
saaa@sasktel.net
or call
352-1795
Application
Form 2008
The SAAA and members are subject to
the following legislation:
Assessment Appraisers
Act.pdf
Assessment Appraisers Regulations.pdf
Administrative
Bylaws
Regulatory Bylaws
Code of Ethics
Reinstatement Policy –
July, 2006
CPD.pdf
Contact the SAAA office for further policies and procedures.
MEMBERSHIP
CATEGORIES:
Accredited
Assessment Appraiser of Saskatchewan
and
Accredited
Assessment Appraiser of Saskatchewan (Rural) Membership
Junior
Assessment Appraiser of Saskatchewan Membership
Candidate
Membership
Non-practicing
Membership
Honorary
Membership
Life
Membership
Subscribing
Membership
Accredited
Assessment Appraiser of Saskatchewan membership entitles a person to the
following privileges:
a) to
supervise and/or practice residential, commercial and industrial mass
assessment appraisals in an assessment jurisdiction;
b) to vote and hold office in
the Association;
c) to have voice and vote at
the annual and special meetings of the Association;
d) to be appointed to
committees of the Association;
e) to receive a copy of
Association documents designed for distribution to members;
f) to receive the newsletter
of the Association; and
g) to use the title of
Accredited Assessment Appraiser of Saskatchewan (A.A.A.S.) as set out in
The Assessment Appraisers Act.
To
become registered, a person must:
(a)
hold a MAAS designation;
(b)
hold a recognized mass appraisal designation that enables the person to
appraise
all types of property, other than agricultural land, and have at least
four
years of experience in mass appraisal;
(c)
hold a recognized fee appraisal designation that enables the person to
appraise
all types of property, other than agricultural land, and have at least
four
years of experience in mass appraisal;
(d)
be designated in a jurisdiction outside Saskatchewan as qualified to
appraise
all types of property, other than agricultural land, and have at least
four
years of experience in mass appraisal;
(e)
have at least 10 years of experience in mass appraisal and, as
at
January 1, 2003, have been employed or engaged in conducting assessment
valuations
in Saskatchewan; or Clause does not apply on or after January 1,
2008.
(f)
as at January 1, 2003, have held an Accredited Municipal Assessor of
Saskatchewan
(AMAS) designation in accordance with the bylaws of the
Saskatchewan
Assessors’ Association.
Accredited
Assessment Appraiser of Saskatchewan (Rural) membership
entitles a
person to the following privileges:
a) to supervise and/or
practice residential, commercial and industrial mass assessment
appraisals in an assessment jurisdiction;
b) to supervise and/or
practice agricultural land mass assessment appraisal subject to the
requirements of the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists
c) to vote and hold office
in the Association;
d) to have voice and vote
at the annual and special meetings of the Association;
e) to be appointed to
committees of the Association;
f) to receive a copy of
association documents designed for distribution to members; and
g) to receive the
newsletter of the Association;
h) to use the designation
of Accredited Assessment Appraiser of Saskatchewan (A.A.A.S.) as set
out in The Assessment Appraisers Act.
To
become registered, a person must:
(a)
hold a
MRAAS designation and be a practising member pursuant to
The
Agrologists Act,
1994;
(b)
be designated in a jurisdiction outside Saskatchewan as qualified to
appraise agricultural land,
have at least four years of experience in mass
appraisal
and be a practising member pursuant to
The
Agrologists Act, 1994;
(c)
have at least 10 years of experience in mass appraisal and, as at
January 1, 2003, have been
employed or engaged in conducting assessment
valuations
in Saskatchewan; or
Clause does not apply on or after
January 1, 2008.
(d)
as at January 1, 2003, have held an Accredited Municipal Rural
Assessor
of
Saskatchewan (AMRAS) designation in accordance with the bylaws of the
Saskatchewan Assessors’
Association.
Junior membership
entitles a person to the following
privileges:
a) to practice
residential, commercial and industrial mass assessment appraisals
under the supervision of an Accredited Assessment Appraiser of
Saskatchewan;
b) to practice
agricultural land mass assessment appraisal subject to the
requirements of the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists, but under
the supervision of an Accredited Assessment Appraiser of Saskatchewan
(Rural) who also meets the eligibility requirements of the
Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists;
c) to vote and hold office
in the Association;
d) to have voice and vote
at the annual and special meetings of the Association;
e) to be appointed to
committees of the Association;
f) to receive a copy of
Association documents designed for distribution to members; and
g) to receive the
newsletter of the Association.
Candidate membership
entitles a person to the following
privileges:
a) to practice mass
assessment appraisal under the supervision of an Accredited Assessment
Appraiser of Saskatchewan;
b)
to vote and hold
office in the Association providing the candidate member has:
(a) Two
(2) years experience approved by the Registrar; and
(b)
Completion of:
(i) UBC Certificate Program in Real
Property Assessment; or
(ii) Equivalent
courses to (i) in the UBC Diploma Program in Urban Land Economics (DULE)
– Assessment Specialization;
c) to have voice and vote at the annual meeting and special meetings
of the Association;
d) to receive a copy of
Association documents designed for distribution to members; and
e) to receive the
newsletter of the Association.
Non-practicing membership
entitles a person to the following
privileges:
a) to have voice, but no
vote, at the annual and special meetings of the Association; and
b) to receive the
newsletter of the Association.
Honourary
membership
entitles a person to the following
privileges:
a)
to receive the
newsletter of the Association; and
b)
to attend the annual
meeting of the Association.
Life membership
entitles a person to the following privileges
without payment of fee:
a) to have voice, but no
vote, at the annual meeting and special meetings of the Association;
and
b) to receive the
newsletter of the Association.
Subscribing membership
entitles a firm, corporation or
organization to the following privileges:
a) to receive the
newsletter of the Association; and
b) to attend the annual
meeting of the Association.
