Opportunities to provide feedback on the District of Houston’s five-year financial plan are open.
A main point in the plan is addressing the $1.2 million hole made after BC Assessment gave Canfor a closure allowance on its closed mill site.
The plan said funding from the Rate Stabilization Reserve, Northwest Regional Benefits Alliance funding, accumulated surpluses, and service reduction are being utilized to offset the tax increases.
Written submissions will be accepted until 1:00 p.m. on April 7, with an in-person comment opportunity that evening at 6:30.
More information on how to submit comments and a link to the full plan can be found on Houston’s website.
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