He tells CHSJ News council still needs to hear from a few groups about how they'll work with their new budgets before they sign off on the city's finances.
He says they will be focusing on the priorities, what they have to do now and what can they delay to make sure they can have a balanced budget.
Court says the tax line will be held and says council managed to drop the tax rate by 1 cent in their first two years.
He says safe drinking water is still council's number one priority.
