Delegations keep council busy in Chetwynd council meeting
Five presentations dominated Tuesday night council with requests including Pine Valley Coal Mine overview by David Fawcett, greenspace funding referred to committee, alley closure for Brent Gerry’s 90 by 150 foot expansion, ambulance staffing push supported, and an arts building on tax sale lots east of Native Fellowship church. BC Rail tax payments set at 2 million province wide. Census 1996 may 14. mobiles 16 feet wide to be moved by rail with road access plans underway.
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Pat Cooke
Council
David Fawcett
Pine Valley
Russ Cullinane
Brent Gerry
L.ambulance
Ayynd
Shirley
Chetwynd
Prince George
Yvonne Elden
BC Rail
Ministry of Transportation and Highways
Hudson's Hope council briefs from news clip
Hudson's Hope council changes meeting dates to the second and fourth Mondays each month and looks into job vacancy kiosks. The fire chief post in Dease Lake is offered to Jim McBride. The pool may open for the May long weekend amid slow maintenance. Transport Canada may adopt the college program for a national standard in aircraft maintenance.
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Council
Jims McBride
Dease Lake
Hudson’s Hope
Rhymer
Federal
Department of Oceans and Fisheries
B.C
Yukon
Thymer
Westcoast Energy
Aitken Creek
Fort Saint John
Northern Lights College
Cyndy Lorincz
Transport Canada
Canada
N.S.C
Director of
Public Works
B.C. Tel
Chetwynd District and CUPE reach four year contract
The District of Chetwynd and its 50 employees signed a new four year agreement with the Canadian Union of Public Employees on April 2. The contract runs from July 1, 1996 to June 30, 2000. Details have not been released. Administrator Ron Poole cited a longstanding good relationship as a factor in smooth talks.
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District of Chetwynd
District
Canadian Union of Public Employees
Chetwynd
Ron Poole
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