What does it cost to keep the roads we have?
The 2024 asset plan projected a $15.54 million transportation funding gap for 2024–2033. Gravel-to-hardtop conversions would add costs beyond this forecast.
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INSIDE THE RECORD · Taxes & spending · NORWICH TOWNSHIP, ONTARIO
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WHAT THE RECORD ESTABLISHES
Note 18 reconciles the adopted 2024 budget to the financial statements, adjusting for capital purchases, reserves, principal repayments and amortization.
THE FOLLOW-UP QUESTION
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The 2024 asset plan projected a $15.54 million transportation funding gap for 2024–2033. Gravel-to-hardtop conversions would add costs beyond this forecast.
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