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Housing Minister David Eby assumed the political risk of endorsing the Woodland Park development before a public hearing Tuesday, describing the project as a “litmus test” of the effort to improve the mix of affordable housing in Metro Vancouver.
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Eby welcomed the outcome after council approved the project by a vote of five to one, after a four-hour hearing where many spoke in opposition.
But his was a qualified sigh of relief. Approval for the 2,000 units of social, rental and market housing appears to be conditional on the construction of a SkyTrain station near the Woodland Park site.
Howell school board addresses mask issue in letter to Governor
Howell school board addresses mask issue in letter to Governor
HOWELL – The Howell K-8 School District Board of Education has sent a letter to Gov. Phil Murphy regarding what it calls the lack of consistency regarding the use of masks in schools and not in every other setting.
The board’s June 1 letter was copied to state assemblymen Sean Kean and Edward Thomson, and to state Sen. Robert Singer. The three Republicans represent Howell in the state Legislature.
In their letter to Murphy, the Howell administrators wrote, “As Governor, you implemented several executive orders and other measures in an effort to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. As elected officials and district leaders, we implemented those mandates without question. Being a state agency, we are required to do so.
Howell council members adopt $54.84 million budget for 2021
HOWELL – It took two tries, but the members of the Howell Township Council, by a one-vote margin, have adopted a $54.84 million budget to fund municipal operations for 2021.
A public hearing on the budget was held during the council’s May 11 meeting. Several residents voiced concern about an increase in the line item for the five council members’ salaries from $37,500 to $60,000 (i.e., a possible raise in a council member’s salary from $7,500 to $12,000).
When the public hearing was closed, a motion was made to adopt the budget. Mayor Theresa Berger, Councilwoman Pamela Richmond and Councilwoman Evelyn O’Donnell voted “no.” Deputy Mayor Thomas Russo and Councilman John Bonevich voted “yes.” The motion failed 3-2 and the budget was not adopted.
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