2005 Chetwynd property assessment notices mailed
More than 1,400 Chetwynd property owners will receive their 2005 assessment notices. Assessments use a July 1, 2004 valuation to set fair property taxes, with most single family homes up about 12 percent from 2003 to 2004. Overall taxable value rose 6.4 percent to 165.4 million. new oil and gas properties added about 233.8 million. Owners may contest via a Property Assessment Review Panel or use Assessments by Address online January 4 to March 15.
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Dawson Creek man found dead in vehicle authorities say
At 6 30 am on January 4 2005 the body of a 57 year old Alberta man was found in his vehicle in a Dawson Creek parking lot. The cause of death is unknown and foul play is not suspected. Name withheld pending next of kin notification as RCMP and Coroner continue to investigate.
Thanks to media and Council in Chetwynd BC
A letter from Sakari Vehkavuori thanks local media for coverage and praise for Mayor Evan Langstad. He urges media to show how local businesses respond to the Asian tsunami disaster and consider involvement in rebuilding efforts, ending with New Year wishes to Chetwynd residents.
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