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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 21, 2010

Page

3

Airport funding gaps push upgrades to general revenue funds

The report notes Transport Canada non certification excludes ACAP funding, forcing capital upgrades to rely on general revenue. Operational costs like lighting, maintenance, and aircraft power total about $100,000 annually amid aging infrastructure and rising utilities. Landing fees range from none to 48 and would feed a general airport reserve. council approved 10 per landing and 250 annual for lessees.

Transport Canada Crisfield Council

Brownfield support sought for 4632 North Access Road project

Chetwynd council will send a letter of support to EWD Consulting for Frank Campbell's Brownfield Renewal Funding Program application to redevelop the 4632 North Access Road site, the former June's Kitchen. The project aims to remediate a stigma attached to the property and unlock economic benefits like infrastructure and utilities. Public hearing for the Official Community Plan is set for June 7 at 4 p.m. in council chambers.

Chetwynd Council EWD Consulting Corp Frank Campbell North Access Road Jeremiah Glady EWD Consulting Ministry of Agriculture and Lands Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure Glady Campbell Chevron Petro Canada Council Sec Ond

Council Resists Legion Cash Request for Handicap Bus

Chetwynd council refused a 5000 grant request from the Royal Canadian Legion for a handicap bus used by long term care residents. Legion president Ken Christie says the bus is offered free and run by volunteers, aiding outings like Canada Day and Christmas Light Tour. The decision sent the matter to administration to explore fit with the District Taxi Saver Program for seniors and disabled residents.

Chetwynd Council Royal Canadian Legion Council Legion Ken Christie Christie Suverus Place District of

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