Chichester looks to repair Nichabau Road, spruce up waterfront

Chichester Mayor Donald Gagnon, seated at a desk in between a Canadian and Quebec flag. wearing a dark collared shirt.
Chichester Mayor Donald Gagnon detailed some of the highlights from the 2022 budget, like work on the Nichabau Road and their waterfront project. Photo courtesy of the Municipality of Chichester.
Caleb Nickerson - CHIP - PontiacQC | 22-02-2022
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Like other municipalities throughout the Pontiac region, Chichester’s council recently passed their 2022 budget. Mayor Donald Gagnon said that after recieving new assessments, they decided to drop the mill rate to 70 cents per $100 evaluation from 76.

He said that similar to other municipalities such as Fort-Coulonge, some evaluations had to be corrected.

Gagnon said that one of the big projects that they had planned was the refurbishment of the Nichabaud Road with the help of some provincial funding, which he said would cost nearly $2 million. He said that they would also be making headway on their waterfront project, which aims to install a walkway and gazebo near the riverfront.

Gagnon said that there had been quite a few properties being bought and sold in the area, and said that he knew of some young families moving to the area, which was encouraging.

The full text of Chichester’s budget is available below:

Chichester 2022 BUDGET Final version

The full interview with Gagnon is available below.