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So you& #39;re in charge of Vancouver. The city is projected to lose $61 m by April 30, $189 m by Dec. 31. Some people are calling to roll back tax increase, which would mean $55 m more. Tell me what you cut. You CAN& #39;T just say "efficiencies" or "comms staff." Your specifics: go
For those who aren& #39;t familiar with some of the planned expenses, I& #39;ll add some information in here, so you can get beyond just the few things you& #39;ve heard traditional city critics name.
Capital spending projects were budgeted for $302 m this year. Here& #39;s the list
Capital spending projects were budgeted for $302 m this year. Here& #39;s the list
In the next tweet, spreadsheet provided before the budget was passed on the costs of various new initiatives councillors had proposed throughout the year. Among the largest were $6.7 m for climate-change initiatives, $5.5-million for 2020 City Plan activities.
file:///Users/francesbula/Downloads/2019%20Council%20motions%20-%20status%20report%20(3).pdf
Sorry, here are screenshots
