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Erin working on sewer connection bylaw, seeks provincial funding

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By-law would govern the process of connecting homes and businesses to the wastewater system

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Leesville Leader

Tax that funds sewer maintenance up for renewal on Dec. 7 ballot - Leesville Leader

By Emily Burleigh Leesville residents will vote on a tax renewal in December. Voters will approve or deny a renewal of the 15-year 8.5 mills tax on the Dec. 7 ballots. Leesville Mayor Rick Allen said at a meeting on Monday, November 25 that the sales tax up for renewal funds the city’s sewer maintenance. Annually, it generates $500,000 for the fund. The consequences would be “catastrophic” for Leesville’s homeowners if the tax were not renewed, …

3 months ago·Leesville, United States

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Elora Fergus Today

Erin working on sewer connection bylaw, seeks provincial funding

By-law would govern the process of connecting homes and businesses to the wastewater system

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Leesville Leader broke the news in Leesville, United States 3 months ago on Thursday, November 28, 2024.

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