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Jayme Kennedy, returns as Central Coast Regional District chair, Travis Hall vice-chair

CCRD releases findings of findings of the Hagensborg Water Governance report

Jayme Kennedy has been re-elected as chair with the Central Coast Regional District and Area B director Travis Hall from Heilstuk territory has been re-elected vice-chair.

Kennedy said the newly-elected board met recently and the meeting went well.

“I am very hopeful and optimistic that we will be a cohesive group and will be able to do good work together for the region over the next four years.”

Recently the CCRD released the findings of the Hagensborg Water Governance report.

Kennedy said the purpose of the study was to gather information on how taxpayers would like to see this system run. To inform this project, research with the Hagensborg community took place in June through August 2022.”

Research efforts entailed an online citizen survey, a public open house, and two roundtable meetings with engaged residents.

The results of those efforts are available online.

Additionally the first meeting entailed bringing the board up to date, assigning committees, and scheduling the special budget meetings for later this month.

“We are hoping for a strategic plan in February,” Kennedy said.



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About the Author: Monica Lamb-Yorski

A B.C. gal, I was born in Alert Bay, raised in Nelson, graduated from the University of Winnipeg, and wrote my first-ever article for the Prince Rupert Daily News.
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