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Amendment to city budget brings new residents to downtown

The city approved over $310,000 in new spending for the tail end of 2021, with a chunk going towards new parking meters for the downtown. On Jan. 21 in a special meeting city council passed an amendment to its Five-Year Financial Plan (2021-2025), approving $82,000 for the replacement of parking meters in the downtown. At the Nov. 23 council meeting the elected officials gave

Chris juryBylaw departmentCommunity charterFive year financial planPublic works

Amendment to city budget brings new residents to downtown

The city approved over $310,000 in new spending for the tail end of 2021, with a chunk going towards new parking meters for the downtown. On Jan. 21 in a special meeting city council passed an amendment to its Five-Year Financial Plan (2021-2025), approving $82,000 for the replacement of parking meters in the downtown. At the Nov. 23 council meeting the elected officials gave

Chris juryBylaw departmentCommunity charterFive year financial planPublic works

Amendment to city budget brings new residents to downtown

The city approved over $310,000 in new spending for the tail end of 2021, with a chunk going towards new parking meters for the downtown. On Jan. 21 in a special meeting city council passed an amendment to its Five-Year Financial Plan (2021-2025), approving $82,000 for the replacement of parking meters in the downtown. At the Nov. 23 council meeting the elected officials gave

Chris juryBylaw departmentCommunity charterFive year financial planPublic works

Amendment to city budget brings new residents to downtown

The city approved over $310,000 in new spending for the tail end of 2021, with a chunk going towards new parking meters for the downtown. On Jan. 21 in a special meeting city council passed an amendment to its Five-Year Financial Plan (2021-2025), approving $82,000 for the replacement of parking meters in the downtown. At the Nov. 23 council meeting the elected officials gave

Chris juryBylaw departmentCommunity charterFive year financial planPublic works

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