Alternative Approval News Today

District will look into existing projects to find funding gaps

The City of Nanaimo is looking to borrow $48.5 million to build Phase 1 of a new operations centre, or public works yard – but first will have to go through an Alternative Approval Process.

With only a week and a half left before the deadline, the clock is ticking for Kelowna residents who are against borrowing money for the massive project. 

A pay boost coming for Rossland’s next Council – not this one; Aqueduct Trail improvements inspire City to replace ancient waterpipe at the same time; Financial Plan and future policing costs and City taxes; Rossland’s share of regional Fire Services up to ~$800,000 (and the rest of the RDKB report, too) Present: Mayor Kathy Moore, and Councillors Stewart Spooner, Andy Morel,

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Share to Mar 12, 2021 11:12 AM Pete McIntyre The Regional District of Central Okanagan board has approved a unanimous recommendation from the North Westside Provincial Restructure Planning Grant Standing Committee to request funding and support from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs for a governance and services study. If funding is approved by the province, a consultant would be hired to document the current state of local governance and service delivery within the North West...