City Hall talks 2014 budget

Posted Nov 7, 2013 7:23 am.

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City officials are set to talk about how flood costs will affect next year’s budget, Thursday morning.

The technical session for proposed amendments comes almost three weeks before the new council really digs its teeth into budget deliberations on November 25th.

The proposed tax increase for next year is set at 6.1 per cent.

Councillor Druh Farrell, who is the Vice Chair of the Finance Committee, is on record as saying the city will need as much taxpayer money as it can get next year.

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