A dedicated Economic Development Office could benefit Delta. One Delta’s Sept. 11 video repeats the pledge to create good jobs and fund better services without new taxes, levies or fees. The public record still does not show costs, job targets, investors or revenue projections.
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DCC Now reviewed 78 Regular Council minute sets from Nov. 7, 2022 to July 13, 2026. The record shows Kruger, Boisvert, Binder and Johal forming a recurring four-vote majority from late 2024 — not a fixed bloc for the whole term, and not proof of secret coordination.
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One Delta published two commitments: a North Delta rec center, and no new taxes, levies or fees. Staff published $150–$300 million. The record still has no municipal funding schedule that pays for both.
No New Taxes, Levies or Fees — and a North Delta Rec Center. Where’s the Funding Plan? Read Post »