The town's debt servicing ratio is 6.6 per cent which is lower than the provincial average of 11.3 per cent and the Mayor says the town is also in good shape with it somes to its pension liability, especially as compared to other municipalities.
The auditors report the town's revenues are continuing to increase because of growth which they warn will have to be managed.
Town Council has been told a fifth building being proposed for Marr Road and Hampton Road has been put on hold pending a traffic study.
