-2- Proposed School - Requires Anmore Bylaw Enforcement Officer?
Posted on | February 18, 2009 |
Parents illegally parking while dropping their children at School is un-safe for kids walking
Not feeling the love. This prior post has had no comments? No feedback? - I though it may have been missed as an option?
Proposed School - Requires Anmore Bylaw Enforcement Officer?
If the “proposed” new Heritage Woods Middle School is built…. won’t this create urgency of hiring a Bylaw Enforcement Officer? Who will pay? How much will it cost?
The following is a post by Councilor Chris Sedergreen
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Dollars and Sense (posted 27-01-09)
“Can we/should we afford the $50,000 needed to hire a Bylaw Enforcement Officer? There have been increasing complaints from residents about bylaw infractions, but this is quite a big ticket item for the budget, and the pot of money is small”.
anmorealternative.com/CouncillorChrisSedergreen.html
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Sounds like Property Taxes are going up in Anmore! Ka-ching
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For more information regarding the proposed building of Heritage Middle School please contact:
Village of Anmore - Anmore Mayor Hal Weinberg, Councilor John McEwen, Councilor Kerri Palmer Isaak, Councilor Mario Piamonte, Anmore Councilor Chris Sedergreen. 2697 Sunnyside Road, Anmore, BC, V3H 5G9
School District 43 – SD43 - Tom Grant Superintendant of Schools, Dan Derpak, Assistant Superintendant of Schools, Holly Butterfield School Trustee. 550 Poirier Street, Coquitlam, B.C. V3J 6A7
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February 19th, 2009 @ 10:33 am
The bylaw officer is a current potential expense not an expense based on the future potential of a need yet realized such as the middle school. With or without the new school, the village may deem the position necessary…We will have to wait and see. Also, I imagine that based on student population, Port Moody may be willing to subsidize the bylaw enforcement of the school or at the very least reduce our fees to use their services which is a burning issue for our communities.