Council Setting Tax Rates
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Prince George, B.C. – Tonight, Council for the City of Prince George will set the tax rate for 2008. Staff recommend the acceptance of “option C” which would see residential tax payers paying $6.569 dollars for every 1,000 dollars worth of assessment.
City Staff say that means there would be $72.00 added to the bill for the “average single family residential dwelling.”
There will be an update on the river flood risk evaluation and control solutions options study. The Province has agreed to put more dollars into that project.
Council will also receive a detailed update on the 40 recommendations put forth by the Mayor’s Task Force on Air Quality. The report also includes recommendations for the Ministry of the Environment.
Also on the agenda, a presentation by the P.G. Accessibility Advisory Committee which is calling on Council to write the College of New Caledonia and the Province expressing concern over the cutting of the JET, TARGET and Open Doors Programs for the disabled.
The Heritage Commision will present a request to update the Heritage bylaw.
There are two public hearings set for this evening, both involve minor changes to residential properties.
Council will consider a request for public art for the new Simon Fraser Bridge.
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