Sophisticated computer mapping programs more and more integral to planning
Wellington Manor needs tax relief. Council just needs an equitable way to give it.
MNRF will keep County informed of any re-development of old pit
Council’s Code of Conduct not enforceable on conflicts of interest
New commercial and residential development in Picton’s downtown core
Council is waiving a $300 permit fee — and asking staff to look into how to make fundraising events more beneficial for the institutions they support
Local resident questions community's appetite for Size of Council query
The Capital Budget debates reduced the projected levy to around 4 percent. More was to come when Operating came under the knife.
Councillors started with a proposed 11 percent tax hike at the beginning of last week. By Friday morning, they had whittled it down to 3.6 percent.
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