Setting aside the fact that Rothesay’s process for developing priorities is clearly not open government, what can we gather from their list? From the 10 page document adopted by Council, the very […]
ViewAfter reading an article in our local paper on Rothesay Council’s “Priorities” document (available here), I decided to look more closely at both the priorities and how they were developed. Readers […]
ViewBlair MacDonald, January 20th, 2017 – As a former Councillor and member of the Town Finance Committee for 8 years, I am reasonably familiar with the state of Rothesay finances. […]
ViewWell another year and another annual tax rate increase for property owners in the Town of Rothesay. The tax rate has been raised from $1.21 per $100 of assessed value to […]
ViewWell it’s official! Rothesay’s draft budget calls for a tax increase from $1.21 to 1.22 per 100 dollars of assessed property value and there will be a sewer rate increase […]
ViewSee the video above and ask, “Is this bike lane safe?”
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