The City of Revelstoke is proceeding to an alternative approval process for two long-term debt borrowing bylaws, one for $2 million, the other for $7 million, for a total of $9 million. If opposed, electors have until Sept. 20 to officially register their opposition.
In an election year, city council hopes to push through two traffic projects at local schools, funding them through $2 million in long-term external borrowing.
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