Tag: City Council

City Council gives initial readings for new permissive tax exemptions

Permissive tax exemption is a means for City Council to support organizations within the community which further Council's objectives of enhancing quality of life and delivering services economically.

Civic Core Plan to be decided on by next Council

At tonight's (Monday) meeting, Prince George City Council was presented with a progress update on the Civic Core Business Case. They were also presented with four options to refine and finalize the financial and funding considerations of workplan deliverables to return to Council. 

August sees plenty of multi-family dwelling building permit activity

August was a solid month for building permit values in 2026 when compared to the same month in previous years. 

City Council grants development variance for property following building permit error

A review of building permits found an administrative error, where the side of the yard in question was erroneously identified as the rear setback. 

City Council to explore bylaw amendment to allow urban bee hives

Prince George City Council has voted to explore a bylaw amendment to allow urban beehives within city limits. 

City Council appoints Skakun as City rep on Blackwater Community Liaison Committee

The establishment of the committee was a requirement of the mine's environmental assessment certificate. 

New economic development strategy to be presented to PG City Council

Prince George City Council will be presented a new economic development strategy to guide work over the next five years.

City of PG’s 2025 Annual Report draft open for public comment

Community members in Prince George can comment on the City's 2025 Annual Report draft on its website or at City Hall.

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Council adopts stormwater utility fee bylaws

This would start with a charge of $103.15 per Equivalent Resident Unit (ERU) of 304 metres squared in 2027, with an increase to $143.01 in 2028, and an increase to $182.86 in 2029.

Advisory Committee recommends “performance-based” model for Council remuneration

This Committee reviewed Mayor and Councillor remuneration for peer municipalities, determining Prince George's current remuneration levels for Mayor and Council fall below the median of peer municipalities. 

City Council to discuss 6.15 per cent tax increase during budget talks this week

City Council will be discussing a 6.15 per cent increase, which represents an additional cost of $179.70 for the average household in Prince George.

City Council discusses Local Area Service for more downtown security

"If the other one comes back, depends on the tier of the RCMP officer, the 24/7 by our bylaw, or whether we're using the LAS, it will change some of the decision making process," said Mayor Simon Yu. 

Strong construction year continued in November

"The piece that really struck me is the number of single family dwellings we get every month, and how much that contributes to the housing that's available in Prince George," said Councillor Garth Frizzell. 

City Council votes to establish Arts, Culture & Heritage Committee

"I think there's really a clear need to invest in and support this moving forward."

City Council says no to allocating remaining Council Contingency Fund for seniors centres

At tonight's meeting, Prince George Mayor Simon Yu put forward a report, asking City Council to consider allocating the remaining Council contingency fund to help address a financial gap affecting the Prince George and District Senior Citizens Activity Centre Society.  However, he changed it so that it would go to each of the five senior centres, divided equally.

City Council removing address requirement for some correspondence

According to a report that was presented to Prince George City Council at this week's meeting, an increasing number of people have expressed discomfort with having their names and addresses published in online agendas and minutes, with requests to redact or remove old correspondence increasing as well. 

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Bring a bag, fill a shelf: Friends of the Library Sale returns to PG

The public library welcomes roughly 700 people each day across both of its locations.

Hartley’s Sports Shorts; Tuesday, October 13th

Cal Conway made 30 saves in the Swift Current net and the Broncos won the shootout 2-1 before 3,559 fans at CN Centre.

UNBC gearing up for first ever UNBC Week

"From discovering what UNBC has to offer, to cheering on the Timberwolves and reconnecting with alumni, there are many ways to be part of the week and to celebrate the connections between campus and community."

Northern Pour invites community to raise a glass for cardiac care

During the October 23-24 weekend, the Northern Pour Wine and Spirits will be taking place at the Roll-A-Dome, benefiting Spirit of the North.
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