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It has been a month of good news for the Marguerita Residence Corporation that is building the apartments, a third of which would be rent-geared-to-income. Following an in-camera meeting last week, the council of the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville decided to loan the non-profit up to $4 million toward the project, providing that Marguerita could provide the proper security for the loan.
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This week, Brockville council decided to forgo $185,129 in development charges, $1,200 in wastewater charges for water used as dust suppression during demolition of the old hospital at 42 Garden St., a $6,420 plumbing fee and fire inspection charges.
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Author of the article: Ronald Zajac
Publishing date: Apr 21, 2021 • 1 hour ago • 2 minute read •
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As the third wave of COVID-19 rages on, city hall is considering offering a break to taxpayers who can’t pay their bills on time.
Council’s finance and administration committee is recommending the full council approve waiving the penalty on late payment of taxes for September and October 2021. The full city council is expected to vote on the matter next week.
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Last year, the city waived all penalties on late payment of taxes from April through December, following the start of the pandemic in mid-March.
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