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Council Deals with Land Use Issues

By 250 News

Monday, February 18, 2008 03:56 AM

    

Prince George, B.C. - Prince George City Council will be looking at a lot of land use issues this evening during its regular meeting of Council.

There will be a public hearing to change the zoning on the parcel of land between Ross Crescent and 6th Avenue which currently is home to Duchess Park Secondary School . The change would remove a land use contract and provide one designation for the entire parcel as the School District develops its plans for the new Duchess Park School.

There is also a public hearing for the neighbourhood planned for Tyner-Ospika under the University Heights banner.

Delegations this evening, include:

Community Social Services

Aboriginal Business/ Community Development Centre

The Mayor will report on a Whistler project for the 2010 Olympics which hopes to showcase B.C. Communities.

Council will be asked to support the expenditure of $185 thousand this year, a further $105 thousand in 2009 for a “tangible capital assets” inventory urvey. The money would be used primarily for extra staffing.

Council will also confirm selection of people for several committees.


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The only area that grows in our City is the bureaucracy at City Hall. About 10 million to feed them all.

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Ok,let's deal with these land use issues...you get this piece... and you get THIS piece...and you guys get this big chunk over here.....ok,that about does it!
Sounds like the Council is laying the cornerstones for the trek to Whistler for our city fathers in 2010. Y'all come, there's lots of room at the trough.