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Development charges reduction program not recommended; and plan to improve communication with public

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By Sharon Harrison
| Countylive.ca Verified
By Sharon Harrison Thursday’s committee of the whole meeting included information on a development charges reduction program that the municipality is eligible to participate in, as well as details of a major infrastructure communications framework. Development charges reduction program Details of a development charges reduction program (DCRP) were outlined and council simply received the report for information, with no discussion around the horseshoe.
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Population forecasts settle on 1 per cent growth for County

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By Sharon Harrison
| Countylive.ca Verified
By Sharon Harrison The long-awaited supplemental report on the implications of updated population growth forecasts as they affect infrastructure planning (i.e. water and waste water), was before council at Thursday’s committee of the whole meeting. It was a long meeting that included an extensive and in-depth presentation (not made available to the public) by Cristal Laanstra, director of development services and Garrett Osborne, project manager.
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Council votes to approve a big pay rise, effective Jan. 1

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By Sharon Harrison
| Countylive.ca Verified
By Sharon Harrison Council approved a pay increase that will see a councillor’s pay rise by 27 per cent to $40,422 per year (from $29,645), with the mayor’s salary increasing by 39 per cent to $96,500 (from $59,290), effective Jan. 1, 2027. For the third time in six weeks, council was back at the table revisiting what members should be paid, or rather, should they receive a pay increase at all, and if so, how much should it be.
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