On Feb. 3, city council approved a new rates bylaw that will see a 2.5 per cent increase in all youth fees and adult baseball fees.
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On Feb. 3, city council approved a new rates bylaw that will see a 2.5 per cent increase in all youth fees and adult baseball fees.
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Plans to spend more than $82,000 to hire a company to design a cemetery expansion in Lacombe drew fire from one city councillor.
“This is an absolute waste of money. It blows you away,” said Coun. Grant Creasey, during Monday night’s council debate.
Creasey said while the city has hired outside companies for other projects, the cemetery expansion wasn’t a good candidate.
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In a continued effort to engage McMurrayites on the proposed Real Martin Drive cemetery, the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo held a public information session Thursday evening in the Casman Centre amphitheater.
“This is our third engagement for the Real Martin Drive cemetery,” said Lonnie Pilgrim, engineering capital technician with the municipality. “The first engagement discussed with the community the need for a cemetery, informing them of the need. The second engagement determined location with an ‘OK’ from the community, and now that we have the location determined we want to come back and give some visual, preliminary looks of how the cemetery could look, and give the exact location, and just keep gathering feedback from the community, as we did in the prior two when the project started in 2010.”
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With the downtown cemetery already at capacity and the Abasand cemetery expected to be full soon, the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is getting the wheels turning on the proposed Real Martin Drive cemetery, starting with a public information session tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Casman Centre amphitheater.
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