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Metro Vancouver Regional District defers budget vote amid proposed fee hike

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The Metro Vancouver Regional District postponed its vote on its next budget and financial plan. The organization was considering a draft solid waste management plan that proposes increasing garbage disposal fees by five per cent annually, which would compound to a 63 per cent increase over ten years. The MVRD Board deferred the vote to allow for the formation of a new Board following recent municipal elections.

From dailyhive.com

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The Business Council of British Columbia has expressed concern over the proposed fee increase and the perceived lack of oversight. Mayor-elect Doug McCallum had previously raised concerns that new councils might not have input on the next budget. The MVRD's decision to defer the vote is linked to the upcoming change in governance.

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  • Lower MainlandSpeculative

    Residents might face higher costs of living due to the proposed fee increase across the Lower Mainland.

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