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MattersFinanceFirst seen Feb 20, 2017Last discussed Feb 7, 2023

West Shore Parks and Recreation budget

The West Shore Parks and Recreation Society’s 2017 budget proposed a 1.56% increase in municipal contributions; Langford’s share was set to rise by 3.25%, or $81,643, reflecting its higher growth rate. The 2017 budget was rejected, and the available record later notes consideration of the society’s 2023 budget without recording an outcome.

Where it stands: 2023 budget consideration recorded Feb 7, 2023; no decision is shown in the available history.

Background

Earlier and later steps of the same initiative.

  1. Sep 4, 2018

    West Shore Parks and Recreation 2018 budget

    The revised 2018 budget for West Shore Parks and Recreation separates operating spending from capital, with capital funded from reserves, and adds $60,000 for consulting. Langford's requisition remains unchanged, so the revision did not increase the city's requisition.

Timeline

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

  1. February 7, 2023· Council

    Society’s 2023 budget considered; no outcome recorded

    Consideration of the West Shore Parks & Recreation Society budget for 2023.

  2. February 20, 2017· Council

    Langford rejects the society’s 2017 budget

    Council rejected the Westshore Parks and Recreation Society 2017 budget after an initial approval motion failed.

    Decision: Rejected the 2017 West Shore Parks and Recreation Society budget.

    Defeated

    Decision: Rejected the 2017 West Shore Parks and Recreation Society budget and will provide reasons.

    Passed

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