Dennis Hydamaka reminded Council that about two years ago approval was given for a walkway on the corner of Fifth Avenue and the Hapnot Street corridor for the safety of those walking in the area and nothing has been done. Council will look into the issue and get back to him. He also told Council that since the Special Services Levy for police and fire services came in their clientele at the Food Bank has increased by 48 percent. The Municipal Board is holding a public hearing on May 7th on Council’s request to renew the Levy for this year.
And Council renewed their membership in the Hudson Bay Route Association at a cost of 300 dollars and will purchase an ad in the Northern Visitors Guide at a cost of 350 dollars.
