Prince George City Council will have a very busy night as the long awaited report on air quality issues will be presented. Residents near the asphalt plants are already making it clear that although they think the report is a good one, its recommendations don’t go far enough.

Also on the agenda, a report on the Cameron Street Bridge which outlines the route that should be taken for applying for funding, and the financial capital plan for the City that would see the bridge completed in 2009.

Mayor Kinsley will also present a report to tell his side of the mountain pine beetle assistance news conference flap. He will present a chronological account which outlines the calls for assistance to municipalities. The M.P.’s say they were broadsided, that there was no request for funding for private property owners.

There will be a public hearing on the re-zoning of property off Queensway for the All Roads RV business. Neighbours say the notice of the public hearing was not properly placed, and that many had not been given proper notice of an open house. There is a petition against the rezoning.

There is also a request for rezoning for the development of a three story multi family structure on 7^th between Vancouver and Winnipeg.

Council will look at fee increases for the Civic Centre for internet and phone connections, and some new rates for the use of schools, fields and parks.

There is also a report calling for Council to approve the applications for funding shares for four projects under the BC-Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund. At the top of the list is the Cameron Street Bridge, $1 million from each level of government for a total of $3 million) followed by the Community Energy System then Asset Management, and finally, the Kin Arena and Site improvements.