http://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0421207
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
contributor: Langmann, Rudy
issued: 2022-10-06
issued: 1985-04-03
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note: -V- U*. I-'ili*lT7I! f.T • * •"■ ■■■—-^7~——~y_«--*■;.*—!■ —tinmm iWiiMiMw—ii miiiHimiiumDuu jiMumxu. MAYORALTY BY-ELECTION SET FOR JUNE 1 legislative library Parliament Buildings Victoria, B.C. V8V 1X4 June 85 Langley to vote on pool, dump MURRAYVII_LE - On June 1, voters in Langley township will go to the polls to elect a new mayor. At the same time, they will be asked if they still want an indoor pool and a garbage dump. Some local poli- *. ticians think they will say yes to the first and no to the other. . Others are not so sure that there will be a yes answer at all. A multi-million dollar pool project was first presented to the voters four years ago. ; It was supposed to be a joint effort of the two Langieys, with the provincial government expected to. contribute heavily. A referendum at ;, that time was approved, by a slim margin, by voters in Langley. It was, how- [ ever, rejected by the | electorate ip the eas- | tem portion of the I township. Pool was to be built in close proximity to Langley city. Councilors then decided to go ahead anyhow. But the provincials said no, they did not have any grants available as the economy started to crumble. The two Langieys, who were to share their part of the capital outlay on a 70 to 30 basis (with the city paying the lesser amount), could not scare up the money. The project faltered. But having been conceived as the pet project of some of the politicians with closer links to the city, it was not forgotten. The pool was still on their minds, and for three years they discussed it off and on, and mainly behind closed doors. Yesterday morning they decided to put it to the voters once more. It is not known, at press time, whether the new plans and the attached costs have been scaled up or down. The price tag that will be put on the 1985 proposal is therefore unexplained. There have been no indications, however, from Victoria, that provincial funding would be available now or in the foreseeable future. Neither has there been…
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