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Residents and property owners confident they’ve surpassed opposition target in Alternate Approval plan

Residents and property owners in rural Enderby can defeat bylaw plan using alternate approval process

Residents and property owners in rural Enderby can defeat bylaw plan using alternate approval process

Voters have until March 30 to request a referendum be held on the issue.

An alternative approval process to determine if eligible electors are opposed to the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary entering into long-term borrowing to fund necessary upgrades to the McKelvey Creek Regional Landfill and to purchase organics processing equipment is underway. Any eligible electors who are opposed to the long-term borrowing will be able to submit an

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,

During the regular monthly board meeting the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary approved staff to proceed with an alternative approval process to determine if eligible electors are opposed to the RDKB entering into long-term borrowing to fund necessary upgrades to the McKelvey Creek Regional Landfill and to purchase organics processing equipment. Any eligible electors who

During the regular monthly board meeting the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary approved staff to proceed with an alternative approval process to determine if eligible electors are opposed to the RDKB entering into long-term borrowing to fund necessary upgrades to the McKelvey Creek Regional Landfill and to purchase organics processing equipment. Any eligible electors who

Sparwood Council Facts The following is a synopsis of what occurred during the July 20 District of Sparwood council meeting. BYLAWS MTI Bylaw The Municipal Ticket Information (MTI) Bylaw was adopted. The previous bylaw was adopted in October 2018 and since then council has adopted a new Parks and Trails Bylaw which required inclusion in the MTI bylaw in order that the Bylaw Enforcement Officer can enforce any offences that may occur through municipal tickets. BUSINESS – Fire Hall #2 Council a...

Based on the number of confused and confusing comments we are getting about the District of Sechelt’s planned operations centre project, and the Alternative Approval Process that expires in about one week, a final restatement of the facts might be he