1996 Assessment Notices Mailed to Property Owners
Property owners in the Chetwynd area receive their 1996 Assessment Notices as Area Assessor Bill Barnes notes. BC Assessment values property for taxation with a July 1 1995 valuation date. Most homes rise in value with three bedroom houses between 80000 and 142000, newer good quality homes 140000 to 210000, commercial sales up modestly, land zoned for industrial and commercial use up substantially. For questions call the Dawson Creek assess office at 1112-103 Avenue, 782-8515, toll free 1-800-990-1160, or fax 782-9647.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd
Bill Barnes
B.C
British Columbia
Ment
Dawson Creek
Natural Gas Facility Approved for Northeastern BC
British Columbia ministers announced a 48 million dollar project approving Morrison Petroleums Ltd to build a raw gas processing plant and ancillary pipeline in the Bulrush gas field about 100 kilometres north of Fort St. John. The project will create about 116 jobs at peak construction and six permanent positions after completion, with an acid gas reinjection plan and a First Nations consultation record. The Bulrush facility will process gas by removing carbon dioxide hydrogen sulfide and water, reinject acid gas nearby, and send sales gas to Alberta for transmission via the Novagas line. The project is subject to terms and conditions including an NEB review of the pipeline and an agreement with the Doig River Indian Band which now reports no objections.
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Morrison Petroleums Ltd
Bulrush
Fort St. John
Morrison
Sihota
Edwards
Morrison Petroleums
Utilities Commission
Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources
Doig River
Alberta
Novagas
National Energy Board
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Slumber Lodge
Inns & Motels
Uniglobe
Phillips Travel
B.C. Voc
Auto Shine
Petro Canada
Chetwynd Communication Society
AEM Florist
Sears
Peace River Area
Government Press
Victoria
Act, Environment, Lands and Parks
Moe Sihota
Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources
Anne Edwards
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