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30 +« WATERLOO CHRONICLE + Wednesday, November 21 City of Waterloo 2008â€"2010 Budget â€" Public Input Session and Budget Approval Day The Council of the City of Waterloo welcomes input from residents into the 2008â€"2010 Operating Budget and the 2008â€"2010 Capital Budget and 201 1â€"2017 Capiâ€" tal Forecast. Details of this session are as follows: Date: Monday December 10, 2007 Time: 4:00 p.m. Location: Council Chambers Waterioo City Centre 100 Regina Street South Waterloo, Ontario [ pos ; s &Wmg& tell us what you‘ *your 1 Béreation and Leist § g // 7:00] C tv ' ‘ J + x % 4{((C >Â¥ :‘ 4* 4* x *4 * «x x x ~ y e + l&;“,%? e a P¥‘ *ZE+C +« D‘A‘ m».‘-' ’/ ‘.:..’S Albert McCormick Com@iiihity Centge Tuesday, Novem 2007 _ ye~~â€" Commuunftity Rool 2007 ) p.m Interested residents are welcome to attend. Anybody who wishes to speak to Council must register their deleâ€" gation with the Finance Department by contacting Diane McCullough at 519â€"747â€"8774 or dmccullough@city.waterloo.on.ca by 10 a.m. on Monâ€" day December 10, 2007. Per Council policy, detegations are limited to 10 minutes per delegation. The Council of the City of Waterloo will consider final approval of the 2008â€"2010 Operating Budget and the 2008â€"2010 Capital Budget and 201 1â€"2017 Capital Foreâ€" cast. Details of this meeting are as follows: Date: Monday December 17, 2007 Time: 1:00 p.m. Location: Council Chambers Waterloo City Centre 100 Regina Street South Waterloo, Ontario $ Rog_ Interested residents are welcome to attend. However, delegations will not be heard this day. For further information, please contact Karen Eskens, Director of Budgets & Financial Planning, at the City of Waterloo at 519â€"747â€"8778. Other Important Budget Dates November 19, 2007 â€" Proposed 2008â€"2010 Budget released to Council and public R. Mavin Chief Financial Officer City of Waterloo Youth Friendly Communities Recognition Program Are you a service provider that supports recreational programs to youth ages 13â€"19 in Waterioo? The City of Waterloo is currently collecting information to apply to the Youth Friendly Communities Recogmiâ€" tion Program presented by Play Works. A youth friendâ€" ly community "is one that actually supports and proâ€" vides opportunities for the growth and development of youth (ages 13â€"19) through play". When the City of Waterloo is recognized as a "youth friendly" community not only will we be a mentor to other communities but we will be building on our own community. Many forms of formal recognition will take place including a formal presentation that will be made at Queenis Park, as well as a profile published in Municipal World Magazine. This stature of recognition will enable the City of Waterloo to promote youth in our community and appeal for more funding for our youth programs. You can help by providing youth program information: + Organization name and contact information + Brief description of the program or service you provide + Age of youth you serve (Between 13â€"19) + Total amount spent on the youth program per year * The number of youth served in this program per year Additional information is always helpful, documentaâ€" tion to support why your program is "youth friendly". If you would like more information and would like us to send you an information package please conâ€" Stacy L. Medliey Coop Student City of Waterloo Youth Friendly Communities Application Phone: (519) 885â€"1220 Ext: 255 Fax: 519â€"885â€"1339 Email: directcoop@city.waterloo.on.ca For more information about the application visit the Play Works website: http://playworkspartnership.ca. *)â€"Ke@+ eD+â€"Srk+