Dollars Coming For Cameron Street Bridge
By 250 News
Thursday, May 08, 2008 11:00 AM

Prince George, B.C. – The Federal Government is kicking in some more cash for the construction of the Cameron Street Bridge.
Mayor Colin Kinsley says he has just signed off on documents for the funding under the Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund. He is not yet ready to say how much money is coming from the fund.
The City has approved borrowing up to $6 million dollars for the project which is targeted to cost $9.5 million. The Federal and Provincial Governments have already put in $1 million dollars each.
The City has set aside $1.9 million as a contingency, on the construction and was to pick up the balance of funding from development cost charges.
The official announcement on the amount coming from the MRIF is expected to be made within the next week..
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Possibly just a backhanded way to encouragement residential and business properties to stay put or put up with old buildings. Junky but occupied.
Then the lack of DCC funds would be another disappointment, which means general taxes have to go up. Seems there really is only one taxpayer.