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City Signs Updated Memorandum of Understanding with WLBCIA

The City of Williams Lake signed an updated memorandum of understanding with the Williams Lake Central Business Improvement (WLCBIA) Area last night.

Mayor Kerry Cook says the signing is a good step in the right direction.

 

Cook says the city has been working closely with the WLCBIA.

 

The updated memorandum will provide a framework for the WLCBIA and City to work together on projects and initiatives in a cooperative manner that achieves the goals of both parties.

The original Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Williams Lake and WLCBIA was signed in 2012.

 

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Rebecca Dyok
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