Show Support for the Grand Hotel Restoration by way of Tax Relief
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AUDREY SWAP
1 year ago
I don't know what on earth the Town of Shaunavon is thinking - do they want an income generating tax payer or not???
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joyce diemert
1 year ago
i feel this hotel would be an asset to the town in bringing tourism. i hope you will help by giving this good man a bit of tax relief!
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Barbara Repas
1 year ago
Efforts to restore historically significant buildings shd be encouraged by tax incentives
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Diane Duncan
1 year ago
As someone who spent many years involved in community economic development, it is important to encourage projects such as the hotel restoration. I have watched a number of communities pull themselves up by the bootstraps by provide support to projects such as this. Grants and tax confessions are just a couple of the ways a local council can show support. By encouraging local fund raising activities is another. Has anyone does an economic spin off study to consider why support should be shown? Are there not local business people who can see the potential.
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Lynette Piercey
1 year ago
I’m really at a loss for words on this! You are fixing up a heritage building that would have eventually become an eyesore in this town. Come on Shaunavon, wake up.!
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Kerry Bakken
1 year ago
I agree that councils need to recognize this. It benefits all for many yrs ahead in seeing what once was!!
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Geraldine Boyer
1 year ago
You would think the town would be happy someone is trying to do something to bring people in, rather than having them go elsewhere!
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Trilby Kozak
1 year ago
Commercials Heritage-designated buildings in Shaunavon should receive a tax credit for restoration work performed on an annual basis.
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Donna Russell
1 year ago
I think this will be an enormous addition to the town when finished
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RuDelle Chubak
1 year ago
Council need to get their head out of the sand.
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David
1 year ago
Maybe put the horse before the cart?
Good luck nonetheless.
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Jessica Myhre
1 year ago
Good Luck!
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Curtis Terry
1 year ago
Please implement the recommendations of this petition. At the very least, respond to the sponsor.
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Rhonda Sauerberg
1 year ago
This project is a huge work of love and the desire to restore & protect these beautiful heritage buildings.
Having some sort of tax break or restoration grant would help immensely. Please consider how much this project, and others like it, bring to the community. Tourism, community pride, preserving history, etc.
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Carol Trapp
1 year ago
Kent is trying his hardest to renovate the historic hotel!
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Mrs J Norvila
1 year ago
Restoration of commercial heritage buildings, not currently useable, deserve a property tax break, at least until again reuseable. The town receiving some tax is better than the headache of demolition.
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Vicki Cosgrove Ternes
1 year ago
Fingers and toes crossed for you!
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Brad Robertson
1 year ago
Such a grand accomplishment for the town of Shaunavon, please consider this petition.
Thank you
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Janice Weppler
1 year ago
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It seems like a no brainer to give a tax break during renovations or for a set number of years. There is tax revenue for the town down the road. If this building wasn’t restored there’d never be another cent of tax paid for this property.
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Lorean Nichol
1 year ago
Shame on your council for not giving you a tax cut. More and more old buildings are disappearing and I’m happy somebody like yourself takes on this project. This is the reason small downs are disappearing. Keep up the good work on your hotel.
I don't know what on earth the Town of Shaunavon is thinking - do they want an income generating tax payer or not???
i feel this hotel would be an asset to the town in bringing tourism. i hope you will help by giving this good man a bit of tax relief!
Efforts to restore historically significant buildings shd be encouraged by tax incentives
As someone who spent many years involved in community economic development, it is important to encourage projects such as the hotel restoration. I have watched a number of communities pull themselves up by the bootstraps by provide support to projects such as this. Grants and tax confessions are just a couple of the ways a local council can show support. By encouraging local fund raising activities is another. Has anyone does an economic spin off study to consider why support should be shown? Are there not local business people who can see the potential.
I’m really at a loss for words on this! You are fixing up a heritage building that would have eventually become an eyesore in this town. Come on Shaunavon, wake up.!
I agree that councils need to recognize this. It benefits all for many yrs ahead in seeing what once was!!
You would think the town would be happy someone is trying to do something to bring people in, rather than having them go elsewhere!
Commercials Heritage-designated buildings in Shaunavon should receive a tax credit for restoration work performed on an annual basis.
I think this will be an enormous addition to the town when finished
Council need to get their head out of the sand.
Maybe put the horse before the cart? Good luck nonetheless.
Good Luck!
Please implement the recommendations of this petition. At the very least, respond to the sponsor.
This project is a huge work of love and the desire to restore & protect these beautiful heritage buildings. Having some sort of tax break or restoration grant would help immensely. Please consider how much this project, and others like it, bring to the community. Tourism, community pride, preserving history, etc.
Kent is trying his hardest to renovate the historic hotel!
Restoration of commercial heritage buildings, not currently useable, deserve a property tax break, at least until again reuseable. The town receiving some tax is better than the headache of demolition.
Fingers and toes crossed for you!
Such a grand accomplishment for the town of Shaunavon, please consider this petition. Thank you
It seems like a no brainer to give a tax break during renovations or for a set number of years. There is tax revenue for the town down the road. If this building wasn’t restored there’d never be another cent of tax paid for this property.
Shame on your council for not giving you a tax cut. More and more old buildings are disappearing and I’m happy somebody like yourself takes on this project. This is the reason small downs are disappearing. Keep up the good work on your hotel.