City Manager Rob Buchan has Council's list and he's probably checked it twice.
Tonight, we may learn if City Council will take his advice.
Strategic Planning is on the Agenda for tonight's Prince Rupert City Council session, with the Council members to receive a report from City Manager Rob Buchan, who will offer up some recommendations towards the civic government's plans for 2022.
The report a summary of Council planning workshops in the summer and a listing of where the plans and projects ahead rank on the city's To Do list.
With the report noting that some of the short term priorities identified by staff as underfunded and if Council wishes to move forward with the will require an increase in taxation, or alternative funding options.
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A look at the four page list as Council prepares to head into their Monday evening session, shows some familiar items of the past among the entries from two lists for Council to consider.
Appendix 1
1. Watson Island Business Development
2. Recycling program
3. Water Treatment Plant
4. Landfill Cell
5. Ferry relocation
6. VIA/CN Station renovation
7. RCMP Detachment replacement
8. Asset Management strategy development
9. Woodworth Dam
10. City Branding project
Appendix 2
1. Watson Island Business Development
2. Recycling program
3. Landfill Cell
4. VIA/CN Station renovation
5. Woodworth Dam
6. City Branding project
7. Canfisco Warehouse leasing
8. Ferry funding project
9. Seal Cove Park
10. Encourage/Facilitate Gateway Development
The full list can be explored from the Agenda package for tonight's session.
Depending on the Option that they choose to go with, Council will look at what could be a projected tax increase of either 6.55 percent or 5.25 percent when it comes to unfunded priorities for 2022.
More notes on tonight's Council session can be explored from our Council Preview.
A look at past Council Discussion themes can be explored from our Council Discussion archive.
Cross posted from the North Coast Review.
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