Skakun, Everitt examine re-opening Quinn St. sani-dump

Coun. Frank Everitt and Coun. Brian Skakun want to know how much it will cost to re-open the Quinn Street RV public sani-dump.

The city closed the RV sani-dump at the Quinn Street station when it closed the solid waste transfer station at that location and assigned control of the transfer stations to the Regional District of Fraser-Fort George.

Everitt and Skakun will ask council tonight to direct city staff to report back on the necessary work and costs that would be incurred in order to re-open the Quinn Street RV public sani-dump, for the purposes of consideration during the 2018 budget deliberations

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