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}The continuing steep drop in gas consumption is putting another hole in Translink’s bottom line as the beleaguered transit authority tries to prepare for life without a fare increase or a property tax hike.
That has Translink Commissioner Martin Crilly musing about a complex new plan that could bring the fare increase back to drive down tax hikes.
It was all on the table at this morning’s meeting of the Translink Mayor’s Council.
The drop in gas consumption means the recent two-cent-a-litre hike in gas tax to fund the Evergreen Line is being eroded by declining gas consumption, in part because people are switching to transit. Translink CEO Ian Jarvis outlined the grim news to the Translink Mayor’s Council this morning.
Translink commissioner Martin Crilly denied Translink a fare increase last month, instead challenging the agency to find millions in efficiencies. The recent cancellation of the TaxiSaver program for people with disabilities was just the beginning of that effort, which follows on the heels of $84 million in savings Translink was already seeking to nail down.
In fact, Jarvis warned, Translink may have burned off its reserves by 2015 if it fails to sell the Oakridge depot to pay for an operating deficit, a strategy that had mayors shaking their heads.
Crilly, normally a critic of Translink financial strategies, told the mayors that Jarvis has little choice but to sell assets to close the emerging gaps. Crilly’s annual review shows that in the past year, Translink achieved its service goals to within a.3 percent margin while drawing down reserves more slowly than anticipated. There are no rewards for good behaviour, however.
Now everything is in turmoil. Victoria rejected the mayors’ proposal for a vehicle levy to replace a property tax increase, so the mayors agreed last month with to withdraw the increase.
Crilly told them today they can’t — it would be illegal. (The Mayors did not agree with this assessment.) The only way out is a new supplemental plan, Crilly said, that could include cost savings, lower tax increases and all the service gains promised in Moving Forward.
Good old farepayers — always there, ready to help. Oh, by the way, Translink is assuming all labour contracts will be settled with a “net zero” impact on costs.
Please pull the cord, I need to get off at the next stop.funny as it is, someone from the game World of Warcraft referred me to this page. For many years I´ve been trying to quit the game, but I think doing it through an Internet Support Forum, it can be much easiert. I´ve been part of nofap aswell for about 2 years, and with the help of the page I was able to beat my porn addiction.
I´m 26 years old living in Germany and (due to my ongoing depression and anxiety) I´ve been struggeling with playing games for more than 10 years (mostly World of Warcraft). I play this game nowadays 10-15 hours daily.
Now I will give this a try. If you have any questions, or if people want to PM me and share stories or anything, just feel free to do that.
thank you, admin(s) of this wonderful page, for existing and fighting one of our (in my opinion) most dangerous addictions on this planet.
 I did a colege exchange trip to lisbon some years ago. And I spend all my studies time with World of Warcraft.
I got my first legendary weapon but I falied 2 of 3 my academy tests. 
Today I dont play WoW anymore and I become less adicted to games, trying to get my real life goals.
So it's good that you're here as strength is in numbers.
You seem to have an iron will and rock-solid (no pun intended) motivation to stick with nofap challenge for whole two years. Big respect here!
As for wow, it was part of my story as well, with all its progression elements and emotional bonds created within the game. Now I'm noticing that interests to games and to life are in constant tug-of-war. So the more you buff the latter, the easier it will become for it to prevail.
You've made a big step forward joining this community. Wish that it helps!
The thing that made me do a first step is being fed up with toxicity and my dissatisfaction with gaming routine. I have always considered myself getting the short end of the stick despite investing so much time into gaming. I just couldn`t be the best there. It really hit home. Recently, I have tried to make drastic changes in my life but always relapsed. The breaking point was dev of game (I have grinded 800h in) announcing that the game would be cancelled soon (it all turned out to be as a christmas joke, it was not the dev, but some other dude). Then I realised how fragile and how pointless that I am doing. I was offended by it deeply but it was like a wake up call. Yet I still relapsed, but bounced back. I understand now what I am lacking. Support and an example of others.
So here I am 22, Russia, and I am fond of so many things guys, this is crazy:D front-end programming, game dev, harmonica, guitar, parkour, learning new languages. But most importantly, I am fond of people being nearby. Maybe, the main reason why I ve been playing hardocre is that I just couldn`t make friends and I hated being alone.
I ll start my challenge tomorrow because today was the day i relapsed once again.
Good to see someone like you on the forums. Supportive, and encouraging!
There is much potential in you. The force is strong with you. I can see you doing this forsure!
Great that you have some goals for the new year! I've played for the same reason in the past. It's insightful to realize that your lonliness is something that drives you.
7am bus from Tartu to Riga...very grim! Then walked around the huge market and some of the allowed routes in Riga. Very tired!
Lizzie had breathing problems again on leg 1, then Immy had quite a few problems on 2nd leg, so I ended up starting in the mass start with Australia, Portugal, USA, Brazil, Japan, China, Hong Kong just after the winning teams were coming into the finish.
Had absolutely no pressure so just went out and enjoyed it. Was having a great time leading the mass start and navigating so much better and more confidently than yesterday. Came through the run-through with about 1min lead over Tash. Hit the wall pretty bad in the second loop and was crawling when Tash caught me up in the open felled area. Followed her for the last few controls in the forest but unfortunately couldn't get past her at the end, so I lost out to Tash for the 2nd time this week! But we managed to finish 1.5mins in front overall.
Absolute disaster to number 2. Had looked at the track route but decided that I could confidently navigate to the large depression just before the control. But drifted right, hit another depression and proceeded to run around in circles for several minutes. Eventually managed to get out to the track to relocate (7mins lost). Took it very slowly through 3-5 to try and regain a bit of confidence. Then ran really well on the long leg to 6. Then proceeded to make 2 more mistakes on 7 and 8 when I didn't check my compass again and drifted too far left on both controls.
At this point I'd been caught 2mins by a Japanese girl and was really not having a great time at all. Went through the run-through and heard that Laura Joonas (EST) was not far behind so thought if I could try to stick with her to the finish I might be able to make up a few places. Took the track route to 11 as I'd had enough of getting lost in the forest. Laura caught me to 12, we caught a