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.sbnlanbi‘yrmg ( um Residents will have an outdoor pool. to cool off in. but it won't be this summer or in the curmm facility. During l‘uesday's budget meeting. comlcil appnwed. add- ing a tank bool to a water park it has planned adjacent to the lebovic Leisure Centre. New pool for Memorial Park me pool is expected to cost 59(1),“. Preliminary estimates to repair the old pool. which is similar in size. range benmn When added to the nriy'nal plan. the water part pmject is now expected m come in at $4.7 ln lanuary. a gram application, Was submitted to the federal gov- ernment's_ Enabling Fund fut the walet part only. The application was for $2.8 million. which represented 75 per cent of the total cost. The remaining 25 Although the municipality will not know if the application was successful until sometime next Council adds $900,000 feature, (audits grant (Simj’ivi'i-Tribune am will he paid for byfithe BY SANDRA BOLAN BUDGET 2011 Vt “I. pay M SHARE THAT OPINION, STOUFFVILLE. E-MAII. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR TO IMASON@YRMG.COM WMFBMZO" I mmmmm Iflmimfifl‘ Stoufiville IV SAND“ IOMN sbolané’yrmgxom Whilchurch-Smuffville's taxes are going up by 1.6 per cent. nus u'anslmes into an increase of about $30 on a home $91-3qu al 3360100. The lax bill ls divided equally between the municipality. region Your taxes going up 1.6%, Stouffville Stouffvillc Spirit forward Kory Kennedy tries to net! the puck from Markham er Doug Reid during Jr. A playofl' action at the Stouffi'illc Arena Sunday. 111: Spirit won 5-3. but trails d1; bestâ€"of-scvcn Z~l. Game 4 goes tonight in Stoufivilk. For more. turn to page 20. mmem: nm‘u'br MABKHAM-STDIIFWILLE assumes and educatian. The town portion of the bill is going up 3 per cent. which is down from the 4.5 per cent originally pro- [maxi The region's portion of the bill is“ expecwd to be up I!) per cent. while education remains at zero. "My goal was 3.7. 3.8 (per com). lwasvcry.vcryp%casedtoscc3 per cent." Councillor Phil Bannon told The “Three per cent sounds like a lot lo peopie. but look at what the other (York Region) Iovms are doing.” King l‘uwnship is contemplating an 8 lo 9-pet~cem hike. according to Marc Pourvahidi. treasurer and director of finance for the [own at Wchumh-Stouflvflle. while Aum rd is facing a RIB-percent hilw and Wind is sming at about 5 9 per cent. ln'data pnm'dcd Ml Pour mhidi Tuesday morning. nnh Vt‘r {mgr f Sun NOTO'NKK lWANYfiHVN