And the mayor's asking Vernon for some advance notice when making changes to what the city bills the municipality for sewer. He says they can understand the need when things like increased costs for the biosolids facility come up unexpectedly, but fair warning's needed. To cover the latest hike Coldstream will dip into reserves but some of the cost will go to the users.
DON QUIXOTE VS. CITY HALL When an American gets mad, he says "where's my Gun". When a Canadian gets pissed off he says "Where is my pen, I'm going to send a letter to the EDITOR". When the EDITOR won't publish his letter he sets up his own BLOG page. When I received enough support to get a Council Seat the dogma of the establishment became : "Better to have him inside the tent pissing out, than outside pissing in." (Only time will tell !)
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Coldsteam Issues
Coldstream's zoning the surface of Kalamalka lake within it's boundaries. Mayor Jim Garlick says it's in response to things like pile driver barges left anchored off the foreshore and the possibility of houseboats. There'll be a public hearing for input at the August meeting of council.
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Excellent Coldstream response to the announcement of Vernon letting OK Springs off the hook for their sewer bill. Anticipating the effect a coupla years from now when the rates will need to go up to cover off the extra BoD loading the brewery puts into the system. Sooner or later Vernon Council is going to have to understand that it is not operating in a vaccuum.
It may be looking after one of its bigger corporate customers, but in doing so there is a ripple effect.
Taxpayers know those ripples all too well.
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