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City to conduct tree thinning in some urban areas - My Prince George Now

City to conduct tree thinning in some urban areas - My Prince George Now
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City Council discusses changes to Sustainable Finance Policy

City Council discusses changes to Sustainable Finance Policy
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City Council reviews city fee increases - My Prince George Now

City Council reviews city fee increases - My Prince George Now
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Season s end: Leisure pool to shutter for good - My Prince George Now

So long and thanks for all the fish. Prince George City Council voted unanimously to close the Four Seasons Pool permanently at tonight’s (Monday) meeting. In its current idle state, about $459,000 is being spent on the FSLP for maintenance. Both the Aquatic Centre and Four Seasons were closed in March due to the pandemic, however, the Aquatic Centre reopened in September with new regulations. “Eventually, we are going to have to say goodbye to this facility, so I’m wondering if we can do it sooner rather than later,” said Councillor Cori Ramsay during discussions. The closure will result in savings of around $150,000 to $200,000, according to Administration.

Intentional deceit : Timeline revealed on George Street Parkade overspending

“We voted for a $12.6 million project when Administration knew it would be over $20 million. The people in this community are outraged and I’m outraged, and the more I look into this, it just stinks in my opinion,” he said. “None of this would have come out if I hadn’t asked for this report and I think that is absolutely appalling.” Cost increases were attributed to tariffs on American aluminium and steel, as well as increased labour costs due to a ‘competitive’ construction market. $11.7 million went towards replacing ageing infrastructure in the area and relocating utilities, the report explained.

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