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(6) The Clerk or Secretary concerned shall arrange for the conduct
of the poll in accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Act and
any directions of the Secretary of the regional district.

(7) For the purposes of this section “ owner-elector ” means, in the
case of a municipality, an owner-elector within the meaning of the
Municipal Act, and, in the case of an improvement district, an owner of
land within that part of the improvement district not within a municipality
who is a Canadian citizen or other British subject of the full age of
nineteen years.. 1972, c. 38,5. 4.

202. (1) The Council may, by by-law, waive any part of any tax,
rate, or charge imposed for the purpose of providing water, sewers, OF
pollution control and abatement facilities, with respect to their applica-
tion to property owned and occupied by any class of citizens of sixty-five
years of age or over specified in the by-law.

(2) Any deficiency resulting from a waiver of taxes, rates, OF charges
pursuant to subsection (1) shall be made up from the general revenues
of the municipality. 1972, c. 38,s. 5; 1974, ¢. 59,s. 1.

203. Notwithstanding the provisions of the Letters Patent, a by-law
of a regional district under sections 868, 870, or 871 of the Municipal
Act requires the approval of the Minister. 1972, c. 38, s. 5.

204. Where a Regional Board intends to provide works or services
for any part of the regional district, the Regional Board has the power
to enter into options to acquire real property for such purposes. 1972,
c. 38,5. 5.

Burnaby-Vancouver

205. The Councils of The Corporation of the District of Burnaby and
the City of Vancouver are empowered to enter into agreements, under
such terms and conditions as are considered necessary, for the purpose of
establishing, constructing, or maintaining highways within or partially
within either municipality. 1972, c. 38, s. 5.

Castlegar-Kinnaird

206. (1) Notwithstanding any provision of the Municipal Act,
revenue raised pursuant to any business tax by-law of the Town of
Castlegar from the industrial plant site defined in the supplementary
Letters Patent of the Town of Castlegar issued the twenty-eighth day of
December, 1967, shall be shared between the Town of Castlegar and the
‘town of Kinnaird on the basis of sixty per cent for the Town of Castlegar
and forty per cent for the Town of Kinnaird, and the Town of Castlegar
shall collect the revenue and pay over to the Town of Kinnaird forty
per cent of such revenue.

(2) This section applies only if the Town of Kinnaird imposes a
business tax within its jurisdiction at the same rates as that imposed by
the Town of Castlegar. 1972, c. 38, s. 5.

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