Mayor Lasser's inaugural address and council agenda
Mayor Lasser delivered his inaugural oath on December 2, 1985 and outlined a busy agenda. He proposed a Partnership Agreement with Victoria, expanded Industrial Development, by law reviews, quarterly town meetings, water and road improvements, Expo Legacy project, Downtown Revitalization, rural fire protection by Regional District, boundary expansion to save costs, gravel road upgrades, and a three month committee structure with monthly full-day meetings.
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Lasser
Victoria
Aspen
Sturday
Chetwynd
Inaugural Meeting Forms New Chetwynd Council
The December 2 1985 inaugural meeting at Chetwynd Council Chambers swore in Aldermen Moorehouse Hoffman Bettin and Hillton while Mayor Lasser departed. The council endorsed information items, referred crosswalk safety and several letters to committees, approved a grant letter of support, and welcomed staff and officials including Minister Bill Ritchie and RCMP Sergeant Phillips.
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Lasser
Bill Ritchie
Chetwynd
Moorehouse
Hoffman
Bettin
Hillton
Sergeant Phillips
RCMP
Dunn
Chesley and Hicks
Alderman Dunn
Hicks
Chesley
Andy Teslyk
Doug Fleming
Don Titus
UBCM
Council
Brock House Society
Brock House
Ernie Pfanner
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Ministry of Transportation and Highways
Prince George
Ministry For
Wendy Whynacht
B.C.S.P.C.A
Chetwynd Womens’ Resource Society
Ritchie
Charles Lasser
Chetwynd Council
Chetwynd Council Names Committees At Inaugural Meeting
Aldermen assign chair roles across Roads Streets Streets Lighting and more with Mayor Lasser overseeing civic properties and finance. The partnership with Bill Ritchie and Charles Lasser notes potential reductions from 50 to 100 percent in unspecified areas.
Chetwynd Signs Partnership Agreement for Economic Renewal
Chetwynd signs a partnership agreement with the provincial government to share in reforms and tax relief aimed at new job creating investments. The plan offers licence fee relief and provincial non residential school tax reductions while expanding local involvement in economic analyses and trade missions. Municipal Affairs officials pace completion with over 100 local governments.
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Chetwynd
Ritchie
British Columbia
Weather Outlook: Cold Sunshine and Flurries Ahead
Forecast notes a sunny Tuesday with a high near minus 10, and 10 percent precipitation. Wednesday and Thursday remain clear with a 20 percent flurry chance, while Friday turns cloudy with lows near minus 25 and highs near minus 19. flurries could reach 40 percent.
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Phillips Wittness
New Chetwynd
The
BC Youth Advisory Council
Peace River Liard
Chetwynd Grad
Charlene Ratzinger
Weasel Security Corporation
KLM Engineering Limited
BCR
Shirley
Hillton Hoover
Fire Department
Alderman Moorhouse
Womens Resource Society
Hoover
Civic Properties
Union Board of Health and
Little Prairie Heritage Society
Little Prairie Haven
Court of
Hilston
Chamber of Commerce
Ken Bettin
Stephen Pescod
Chetwynds