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Point Edward council passes 2021 budget with 1 99 per cent tax hike
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Point Edward council passes 2021 budget with 1 99 per cent tax hike
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Publishing date: Jan 28, 2021 • January 28, 2021 • 3 minute read • Old spray paint cans are shown scattered outside a building at the former Holmes Foundry site in Point Edward in this file photo from 2012. Point Edward village council has decided tto use its property standards process to push for a cleanup of the site that has sat unused in the years since the foundry closed in the 1980s. File photo/Postmedia Network Photo by Paul Morden /PAUL MORDEN/THE OBSERVER/QMI AGE
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Point Edward officials were waiting this week to learn the updated cost of demolishing buildings and completing a cleanup of the former Holmes Foundry site after an agreement was reached on new requirements for the work from Ontario’s Labour Ministry and the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change.
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The average water bill in Point Edward will rise by $3.66 a month with the recently approval of the 2021 village water budget.
Village council in the municipality of 2,000 residents approved a two per cent bump to the water and sewer rates this week, along with an eight per cent increase in service charges and an increase of seven cents per cubic metre in reserve fees, taking the average monthly water bill to $75.18.
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Tim Mondoux, chairperson of the village’s environmental services committee, said in a news release that “2020 was a very difficult year for the water and wastewater system in the Village of Point Edward and these increases are necessary in order to continue moving the system to a point of self-sustainability.”
Point Edward spreads festive cheer with displays of holiday lights
Several cul-de-sacs that run along a well-used trail in Point Edward have been decked out with lights this holiday season, and the displays are attracting a lot of attention.
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Posted: Dec 13, 2020 8:00 AM ET | Last Updated: December 13, 2020
Residents of Point Edward have decorated areas near a popular trail in the community, which is located north of Sarnia. (Courtesy Bev Hand)
It s going to be a COVID-19 Christmas, but residents of Point Edward are trying to brighten the mood.
Several cul-de-sacs in the village have been decked out with lights this holiday season, and the displays are attracting a lot of attention.
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