Final approval has yet to be given, but the 2014 budget does includes a tax increase that's less than one per cent.
Mayor Roy Avis says given where the numbers were at the start of the discussions, he's happy.
He notes it was also done without having to cut services.
The town will spent almost $23-million in the operating budget.
Another $8.6 million has been earmarked for capital projects.
The town is still awaiting final figures from the province affecting the industrial rate before it's in a position to pass the budget later this month.
