Show Support for the Grand Hotel Restoration by way of Tax Relief
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Susan Sammartino
1 year ago
Support this guy!
He's doing a wonderful thing
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Brenda Waldron
1 year ago
Definitely in favor of restoration project tax incentives. B .
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Vanda Fikus
1 year ago
Please support the restoration of the historic Hotel Shaunavon! It would be a travesty not to do so.
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Melanie hilkewich
1 year ago
Happy to support this initiative. Shaunavon council needs to find ways to help those helping the community.
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Kimberly Scott
1 year ago
Resoundingly yes!!! My late father was totally into SW Sask Tourism, and never got to fully realize that dream. So many things have changed and the area is so beautiful and nostalgic, and I think Kent is totally bringing life back to Shaunavon. I support him, the Grand Hotel, and the whole area!
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Jack
1 year ago
This initiative would greatly help in saving our old buildings, and hopefully spure others on to take on similar projects
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Cathy Nault
1 year ago
Please
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Being from Sk it is very important to save the heritage buildings, so many have gone under the wrecking ball. Please keep up the good work
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Mary Wilson
1 year ago
Restoring this hotel is just a terrific idea. These old prairie hotels are very special. They represent a part of prairie history that risks being forgotten altogether. Please recognize the importance of your — our! — heritage, and create a local tax incentive program to help with the renovation.
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Jacquie Kerr
1 year ago
I believe that it is in the best interest of the community to support this restoration!
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Helen Todd Armstrong
1 year ago
Appreciate your hard work!
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Iris Talbourdet
1 year ago
Help save Sask history
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Diana Duncan Fuhrmann
1 year ago
Restoring Heritage Building like the Grand Hotel need to be rewarded.
Forgive the tax on this building until restoration is complete. I look forward to seeing the completion of this project!!!
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Chris Decelle
1 year ago
I can't wait to see it fully restored!! Good luck!
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Brenda McDonald
1 year ago
This project is a cause for celebration for Shaunavon. The tax break during the renovation project is deserved, needed and should be extended. Town council should understand what a draw to the town this hotel will be. Shame on them for making it so difficult to be successful.
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Daria Crisan
1 year ago
The restoration of heritage buildings benefits entire communities. In economic terms, it provides positive externalities. Since we all benefit from this activity, encouraging it through tax relief is the right thing to do.
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Dawn Stewart
1 year ago
It is a wonderful project with many followers that will translate this into tourism dollars. That influx of tourism dollars will certainly offset any tax relief given to this project.
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Brad Shihinski
1 year ago
No tax on historical buildings and restorations.
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Shelly Scherger
1 year ago
I hope this helps. Good Luck!
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Shirley Ens
1 year ago
A restored commercial heritage property is a huge benefit to a community. Individuals who undertake such a massive and costly project should receive some tax breaks. When completed it will bring tourists and increased commerce to the community. Surely this is an endeavor worthy of support (through tax breaks or incentives). An abandoned and decaying building becomes a costly expense for the community. Recognize the value in restoration.
Support this guy! He's doing a wonderful thing
Definitely in favor of restoration project tax incentives. B .
Please support the restoration of the historic Hotel Shaunavon! It would be a travesty not to do so.
Happy to support this initiative. Shaunavon council needs to find ways to help those helping the community.
Resoundingly yes!!! My late father was totally into SW Sask Tourism, and never got to fully realize that dream. So many things have changed and the area is so beautiful and nostalgic, and I think Kent is totally bringing life back to Shaunavon. I support him, the Grand Hotel, and the whole area!
This initiative would greatly help in saving our old buildings, and hopefully spure others on to take on similar projects
Please
Being from Sk it is very important to save the heritage buildings, so many have gone under the wrecking ball. Please keep up the good work
Restoring this hotel is just a terrific idea. These old prairie hotels are very special. They represent a part of prairie history that risks being forgotten altogether. Please recognize the importance of your — our! — heritage, and create a local tax incentive program to help with the renovation.
I believe that it is in the best interest of the community to support this restoration!
Appreciate your hard work!
Help save Sask history
Restoring Heritage Building like the Grand Hotel need to be rewarded. Forgive the tax on this building until restoration is complete. I look forward to seeing the completion of this project!!!
I can't wait to see it fully restored!! Good luck!
This project is a cause for celebration for Shaunavon. The tax break during the renovation project is deserved, needed and should be extended. Town council should understand what a draw to the town this hotel will be. Shame on them for making it so difficult to be successful.
The restoration of heritage buildings benefits entire communities. In economic terms, it provides positive externalities. Since we all benefit from this activity, encouraging it through tax relief is the right thing to do.
It is a wonderful project with many followers that will translate this into tourism dollars. That influx of tourism dollars will certainly offset any tax relief given to this project.
No tax on historical buildings and restorations.
I hope this helps. Good Luck!
A restored commercial heritage property is a huge benefit to a community. Individuals who undertake such a massive and costly project should receive some tax breaks. When completed it will bring tourists and increased commerce to the community. Surely this is an endeavor worthy of support (through tax breaks or incentives). An abandoned and decaying building becomes a costly expense for the community. Recognize the value in restoration.