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Council members on committees

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people at the mecting. Bell also promised “to provide services to
_ the public in an efficient and cost-effective manner,” and said deci-
sions on his council would be “based on facts and issues, not per-
‘sonalitics.” « - ;
.: Council appointments to committees announced at Monday:
& -Mayor Don Bell: GVRD Board; GVRD Labour Relations
Alternative; Lower Mainland Treaty Advisory Cominittee
® Conn. Ernie Crist: Frontage Tax Court of Revision; Joint Police
Liaison; Library Board; N.V. Museum and Archives;
@ Coun. Bill Denaulc GVRD Labour Relations; Joint Police
5 N.V. Chamber of Commerce

@ Coun. Heather Dunsford: Restorative Justice Committee; Joint
Police Liaison Committee; N.S. Family Court & Youth Justice;
NS. Health;

@ Coun. Janice Harris: Community Heritage; Frontage Tax Court
of Revision; N.S. Advisory Committee on Disability Issues; N.S.
Arts Commission; Silver Harbour Grant Committee;
Transportation Planning Advisory Committee

@ Coun. Doug MacKay-Dunn: Customer Service/Quality
Assurance Committec; Recreation Commission;

Coun. Lisa Mun: Customer Service/Quality Assurance
Committee; Frontage Tax Court of Revision; G Board
Alternative; Lower Mainland Treaty Advisory Alternative; N & W
Van Emergency Program; N.V. Rec Commission.

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Thirdly, Wood hopes to DON TM IS
increase tax revenues by ensur-
ing commercially zoned land is
used for commercial purposes
rather than for municipal build-
ings and parking lots. Wood
said he does not have a specific
revenue target in mind.

Finally, Wood mentioned
the Vancouver Island ferries in
Horseshoe Bay. He said BC
Ferries should develop a strate-
gic, long-term plan which
should involve the removal of
the Nanaimo ferries before
spending $27 million for infra-
structure. “The only course of
action we have is to marshall
the citizens on the North Shore
and West Vancouver, many of
whom are opposed,” he said.

Wood also said lie intends
to reactivate the committee sys-
tem of council, put on hold by
former mayor Pat Boname.
These committees will make
recommendations to council
and have a community liaison
role: : .
& Land Use Planning .
Committee: Williams (chair),
Durman;

Community — Services
Committee: Coun. Jean ~
Ferguson (chair), Coun. John
Clark; ,
General Services Committee:

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‘Soprovich (chair), Coun. Ken,

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® = Finance Committee:
Durman (chair), Williams;
GVRD Board of Directors:
Burman;

GVRD Labour Relations
Bureau: Ferguson. . 7

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