Council to consider borrowing $22 million for organics processing facility
"We're trying to keep the cost down as much as possible for residents,” Charlie Clark said.
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"We're trying to keep the cost down as much as possible for residents,” Charlie Clark said.
Members of the environment committee are being asked to endorse $22M for a composting site, $4M for a solar power plant.
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Five Saskatoon councillors vote against a plan for city hall to build and operate its own composting facility, despite lower cost estimates.
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