Integrity commissioner tops Mayor Millar's wish list

Integrity commissioner tops Mayor Millar's wish list

3 of the highlights from the Midland Freepress article

While the 2013 budget has yet to be finalized, homeowners will get a break on taxes. The expected increase in the municipal tax rate on a home valued at $250,000 will be $12.78. The increase does not include county and education taxes.

“We have made significant gains in broadband Internet service.  There are areas with less than adequate coverage,” he said, “but we will do the best we can to ensure problem areas receive high speed.”

Like other mayors across Huronia, he is concerned about the low water levels of Georgian Bay. The four Huronia mayors have written to 40 shoreline municipalities with a view to forming a coalition to approach the provincial and federal levels of government.  

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Cell Phone/Broadband Update Part 2

Looks like some good news on the Cell Phone/Broadband issue
Part 2

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Please also see the attached file which
shows the approximate locations for broadband towers to be erected by Point
to Point Broadband later this year.

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A big thank you to Terry Breckenridge for getting this information from the Township. It looks like Point to Point could be an option for Broadband in the future

Cell Phone/Broadband Update part 1

Looks like some good news on the Cell Phone/Broadband issue
Part 1

Bell is hoping to expand coverage
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Please click on the link below to view Bell's recent oral submission to
Council on May 28th. You'll see the two new sites that they are proposing
for cellular/broadband service.

https://docushare.tiny.ca/docushare/dsweb/View/Collection-36996

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A big thank you to Terry Breckenridge for getting this information from the Township. I do not have the full technical info on it but the Thunder Beach tower should help reduce the load on our tower.