Increases up 14 and 15 percent respectively
End of year column by Cache Creek CAO Martin Dalsin
Suspects have been identified and police say investigation is ongoing
Council also agrees to write off $4,200 utility bill for restaurant that closed last year
The boulder, which is a foot thick and weighs 2,850 pounds, was stolen on the night of Dec. 19
Funds have gone toward structural protection equipment, a trailer, and firefighter training
Gift shop open on weekends before Christmas, offering wide variety of items for everyone
Council also discussed the possibility of heavy flooding in spring 2021
Council commits up to $50,000 for first year expenses in partnership with Ashcroft and Clinton
Concerns were raised about youth access, public smoking, and the location of retail stores
Motion opposed by one council member asking for time to look into outside funding opportunities
With the right facilities, site could attract 50,000 visitors a year to the region
Council also takes first, brief look at water meters, noting cost of installation
There were no bidders on the properties, which now revert to the Village
‘With so much uncertainty in the world it’s nice to know that one community event is staying intact’
Survey for residents and businesses will be available by end of September
Cache Creek council notes