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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 2001
Page
5
City council approved a 24 000 dollar windfall to support the housing project. Mayor Lasser signed off on a 162 000 dollar allocation and in kind contributions toward the initiative.
The Chetwynd Echo invites letters to the editor on any subject. Letters must be signed with name and contact details for verification. Ununsigned letters will not be published. submissions may be mailed or faxed to Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 1JO or faxed to (250) 788-9988.
Councillor Wayne Rose reported 65 percent of survey replies were no to proposed street names and urged a six quadrant layout using Centurion Creek and the highway as borders to aid emergency response. A letter from Donald Kennedy, Hart Highway veteran and Dawson Creek native, condemns anonymous “mind poisoners” posting alerts at Canfor, Bullmoose Mine and nearby sites.
Councillor Ray Cunningham moved to proceed with value-added initiatives urging funding to bring Dr. Baker back to Chetwynd for 1100. The plan aims to formalize access to more wood, addressing a steady supply concern while the community pursues the value-added sector.
Councillor Dori Martin led a motion at the recent council meeting to contribute 162000 to the Windrem Housing non profit project. The 3 million build will house disabled seniors and low income families, with development fees waived saving about 24000 and expected to yield long term tax revenue and economic benefits for the community.
In Chetwynd, the District and Northern Development Commission released a nine month Urban Systems draft economic strategy, criticized by Councillor Cunningham and others as a waste of 15000 dollars. A formal copy is due by March 26. Donald Kennedy, Prince George, urges prudence amid daycare safety tensions and media calls for action regarding Mr Hart.
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