Miniota RM Seeks Disaster Aid and Library Funding
The Rural Municipality of Miniota plans to request disaster financial aid from Manitoba Emergency Management Organization due to spring runoff causing road damage washouts flooded basements and potential farmer income loss. council also pursues higher library funding and reinstating written objections to rate hearings while addressing local issues including weeds gross driveways and rail/ pipeline tax concerns.
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R.M
Miniota
Manitoba Emergency Management Organization
Province of Manitoba
Public Utilities Board
Centra
Association of Manitoba Municipalities
Government of Canada
Brandon
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Culvert capacity unchanged in Woodworth council decision
The Rural Municipality of Woodworth will not raise culvert capacity on PA 254 north of the Assiniboine River, despite flood fears on farmland as the river overflows. Manitoba Assessment Officer Randy Nash explains 2002 assessment increases of 30.9 percent and announces May 23 Meet the Assessor Day at the Municipal Office. Council reverses Resolution 169-00 by raising Animal Unit threshold from 250 to 300.
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Marie Elliott
Council
L.U.D
Miniota
Communities In Bloom
R.M
Brossart's
Barry Canart
Co-op
Tutthill Construction
L.A.D
Hooper's Lake Redevelopment Committee
L.U.D. Committee
Allan Wild
Department of Highways
Birdtail Reserve
Arrow River
Wallace
Birtle
Woodworth
Assiniboine
Manitoba
Randy Nash
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