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City Council Preview: November 6th

There is one big formal public hearing note in the agenda for the November 6th City Council meeting.

The M’akola Development Services for An Association Advocating for Women and Children is applying for a rezoning application.

It is expected to see a rally to turn the Economy Inn on 3rd Avenue into transition-housing for children aged three months to three years.

Two delegations are on tap Monday as well.

The first is from the Prince George Air Improvement Roundtable (PGAIR) about the completed five-year Phase Three Implementation Plan.

The other comes from Shawn Rice and John Morrison who will wrap-up the 2017 TELUS Cup.

Council will begin at 6:00pm from the Council Chambers.

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Matt Fetinko
Matt Fetinko
SAIT RTBN grad.

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