Tag: Duncan Redfearn

Outgoing Grand Forks council wins praise from staff

This week, in the last meeting before the election and second-to-last meeting before the next council is sworn in, Duncan Redfearn thanked council "for their leadership and governance" over the past four years.

Grand Forks declines developer’s request

Grand Forks city council won't take property from a developer as security against unfinished work or reduce the amount required.

Automatic door planned for Grand Forks seniors centre

Grand Forks city council has agreed to pick up most of the cost of installing an automated door at the seniors centre following a debate over whether it was worth revising the recently-adopted city budget.

Grand Forks mulling business license fee rates

City council is thinking about increasing the general business license fee for the first time in more than 30 years.

Grand Forks grapples with rising shipping container use

Grand Forks city council has given the go-ahead for a local animal rescue society to put a shipping container on its property for storage, on the heels of a broader discussion about the growing use of such containers.

Grand Forks waives airport water fee for BC Wildfire

BC Wildfire has used a hydrant for the last two years to fill its trucks, but a new bylaw charges a $50 per day access fee

Grand Forks grants permit for Tesla Supercharger station

The station will have eight charging stalls for Tesla's electric vehicles and will be accessed exclusively from 19th Street.

Developers consider fence to stop Grand Forks dust problem

The developers behind a proposed mixed-use development in West Grand Forks say they may build a fence to minimize dust that continues to bother neighbours.

Grand Forks ponders evening market request

City council wants to talk to the organizer of a proposed evening market before giving its blessing to the event.

City of Grand Forks defers pesticide ban decision

Grand Forks city councillors have delayed adopting a bylaw that would prohibit the use of cosmetic pesticides on private residential or public land. 

Grand Forks seeks $7 million for utility work

A grant application will focus on the most urgent work required along the Highway 3 corridor.

Grand Forks establishes in-house animal control

Grand Forks City Council has authorized the establishment of its own animal control officer and bylaw. 
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