Tag Archives: south side of Colborne St.
Archaeological dig payer: who every values artifacts
The Laurier-YMCA Athletic Complex has come cap in hand to Brantford Ontario’s city council because of increased costs. The cost of the new facility on the south side of Colborne St. is up to $67.7 Million from $58.4 Million. Laurier … Continue reading
Brantford’s Laurier-YMCA proposal: redo time
The recent layoffs at Wilfrid Laurier University remind us that post-secondary education is very much an industry. Given these layoffs, it’s time for Brantford, Ontario to have another look at the Laurier-Y proposal. Some deep-thinkers in Brantford provide us with compelling … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligent Development, Responsible and Accountable Expenditures
Tagged athletics complexes, Brantford Ontario, Brantford's downtown, concessions, ECONOMIC ACTION, Laurier-Y, Post-Secondary Education, skilled trades training, south side of Colborne St., spending, taxes, taxpayers' dollars, Wilfrid Laurier University
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City Budget Games: councillors’ musings, part 1
City: Corporation of The City of Brantford, Ontario, Canada The Numbers Debt (as at 31.12.13): $41,062,000 + $4,798,000 (interest & principal) Deficit: $789,000 Outstanding Fines: $13, 200,000 Preliminary 2015 operating budget: $132,200,000 (4.89% increase over 2014) Preliminary 2015 capital budget: … Continue reading
Posted in Government Behaviour, Responsible and Accountable Expenditures
Tagged 2015 Budget, Brantford Ontario, city, COMMERCIAL value, councillors, government, Laurier Brantford, Laurier-YMCA Athletics Complex, Market Square, nickel and diming, outstanding fines, pennywise dollar foolish, south side of Colborne St., taxpayers
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Laurier Brantford/YMCA Athletics Complex: Oct. 27 ballot question
Brantford City Council recently showed its ability to vote unanimously when it decided to: 1) sell a section of the former tax revenue generating properties on the south side of Colborne St. for $2 to Wilfrid Laurier University and the … Continue reading
Laurier Brantford/YMCA Athletics Complex Proposal: Citizens speak
Brantford citizens, again, speak their minds on the proposed Laurier Brantford/YMCA Athletics Complex here. They suggest better locations, such as Earl Haig Park/Civic Centre, Market Square (majority of which sits empty); they express concern about the total cost to taxpayers. A citizen … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligent Development, Responsible and Accountable Expenditures
Tagged Brantford Civic Centre, Brantford's debt, Canada's debt, cost to taxpayers, Earl Haig Family Fun Park, Laurier Brantford/YMCA Athletics Complex Proposal, Ontario’s debt, referendum, responsible spending, south side of Colborne St., Warren Behard
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