Taber Council Approves 2010 Budget Amid Tax and Utility Hikes
Taber council passed the capital, operating and special operating budgets with a three percent increase in utility rates and a two percent rise in property taxes. The town expects provincial revenue shortfalls and will pursue department by department cost savings while maintaining core services.
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Planning Growth Challenges in Coaldale Development Hearing
Community growth tests plans for land use and housing as the Municipal Subdivision Authority reviews a station grounds to bare land condominium proposal in Coaldale. Residents weigh impacts on retirees, renters, and future residents while officials balance developer needs and municipal goals.
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Tabor property taxes rise in preliminary 1999 budget
Mayor Harley Killips and four of six councillors vote to set a millennium budget with a 3.5 per cent property tax increase for most owners. Municipal levy grows about 6.3 percent to 157,000 while real base growth adds 87,000. Police service funding increases cited.
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