Chetwynd Reserves Budget to Cover Unpaid Taxes
The District of Chetwynd plans to use budget reserves to cover 443,517 in unpaid taxes, up from 244,771 in 1995. Taxpayers have three years to pay with interest. after year four properties may be sold, with owner redemption possible in year four. Mayor Lasser notes Municipal Act rules constrain actions. council questions fairness of paying school taxes before collection. Finance director notes monthly payment options and interest for early payments.
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Rick Davison
Charlie Lasser
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Coun
Thor Pruckl
Pruckl
Chuck Senfesty
Pothole repairs to start after snow melts in Chetwynd
Mayor Charlie Lasser says municipal crews will repair potholes once snow clears and roads dry. He notes weather delays slowed planned work and urges road fixes on access routes to prevent further deterioration and rising costs. The town previously spent 29 000 on pavement and painting and 23 000 on crack filling, with hopes to use federal infrastructure funds.
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Chetwynd
Charlie Lasser
The
Echo
Lasser
Canada Works
AAT Council Urges Local Hiring And Staff Address Plan
The AAT Council urges industry to hire local workers and contractors and will forward the resolution to the Peace River Municipalities Association. A proposed committee will study who counts as local labor, while seven staff internet addresses will cost 1,596. Some councillors questioned 228 per address. Council did not back Port Moody’s smoking ban request and invites groups to apply for donations on May 6. The grants budget shows 15,280 spent of 20,900 with 5,620 remaining.
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Council
Peace River Municipalities Association
Charlie Lasser
Chetwynd
Peace Region
Port Moody
Coun
Curtis Dahl
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