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MattersParks & RecreationFirst seen Dec 5, 2016

Parks budgets and irrigation well registration

Approved

The 2017–2021 Parks budgets included a $150,000 City Centre Park backup generator and compressor; the E&N Trail connection was removed because the CRD would do the work. A $6,300 hydrology consultant was also authorized to register nine irrigation wells under provincial regulations.

Where it stands: Parks budget items approved in principle and consultant authorized Dec 5, 2016.

Timeline

Every time this matter appeared in council records, newest first.

  1. December 5, 2016· Council

    Parks budgets advanced and nine irrigation wells targeted for registration

    Council approved parks budget items in principle (including a $150,000 generator increase), approved hiring a hydrology consultant ($6,300) to register wells, and approved the Parks operating budget in principle.

    Decision: Approved Parks capital projects in principle and added $150,000 for a backup generator.

    Passed

    Decision: Directed staff to hire a hydrology consultant for $6,300 to register nine irrigation wells.

    Passed

    Decision: Approved the 2017-2021 Parks operating budget in principle.

    Passed