City council approved the five year financial plan bylaw at their April 9 council meeting.
In previous discussions council approved a 4.5 per cent property tax increase.
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The approved plan outlines projected revenues from property taxes in 2019 of $12.1 million.
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Engineering and Public Works has the largest budget, $5.6 million in 2019.
By the end of the year the budget also predicts that there will be $4.2 million in reserves.
Major planned capital expenditures this year include $1.1 million for recreation, parks and culture projects, $835,000 for City Hall upgrades, $260,000 for Court House upgrades and $847,500 for engineering and public works projects.
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The bylaw will be sent to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs for approval before being adopted before the May 15 deadline.
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