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Central Okanagan West (COW)
Local Government Election November 19, 2011
Comment Form
Across the Province of BC, Local Government Elections are held every three
years.
Saturday, November 19th, 2011 is the next Local Government Election day across
the Province.
Conditions are never just right. People who delay action until all factors are favorable do nothing. - William Feather
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Rural annexation study seeking financial support By Richard Rolke - Vernon Morning Star - April 11, 2012 Funding sources are still being sought for a review of rural areas joining municipalities. The Electoral Area Advisory Committee is still pursuing partners for the $100,000 to $120,000 phase two of its annexation impact study. “We’re trying to get the province onside because its policies have created the problem,” said Rick Fairbairn, EAAC chairperson, of rural areas being annexed into municipalities one property at a time. The Ministry of Community Development can provide grants to communities wanting to study the implications of restructuring governance, while the ministry could also be petitioned directly for funds. Other regional districts in B.C. are also being asked to participate as the study outcome could have implications across the province. “We’re going to give it more time for interest to come back. There has been some legitimate response coming in,” said Fairbairn. Phase one of the study suggested several individual annexations into a municipality have a cumulative negative impact on the electoral area that has lost land. A key concern is the electoral area has a reduced tax base and the ability to provide services. It’s also been suggested development on land annexed into a municipality can conflict with rural uses, while an electoral area has a reduced voice at the Regional District of North Okanagan. RDNO could also use development services reserves for the phase two study, and Fairbairn believes local municipalities could also contribute. “By annexing properties, there is a cost for them,” said Fairbairn of municipalities being responsible for services like roads and sewer. RDNO staff has encouraged the EAAC directors to consider a variety of funding options. “The electoral area annexation impact study is a unique project and does not meet the criteria of most planning grants that are available,” said Anthony Kittel, regional growth strategy co-ordinator, in a report. “Therefore, external sources of funding are limited and therefore direct petition for funding at the regional district or provincial government level is recommended.” |
Well it was another disappointing election :(
the Extra Terrestrial One with the big eyes won!
IF YOU THINK THE WAY YOU ALWAYS THOUGHT, YOU ONLY GET WHAT YOU HAVE ALWAYS GOT...
| “Experience has shown, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny.” ― Thomas Jefferson |
CONFIRMED CENTRAL OKANAGAN WEST ELECTION CANDIDATES FOR NOV. 19, 2011
Dave Robertson - Ran in previous elections of 2007 and 2008 - Dave's platform last election
Jim Edgson - Current Central Okanagan West Director - website
Aaron Dinwoodie - previously Westside Issues Committee before 2007. We found Aaron to be very Aarongant!
January 12, 2012 Highlights of the Regional District of Central
Okanagan Board MeetingThere was nothing mentioned in the Highlights about Item 8.1 Elected Official Seminar -------------------------------
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January 12, 2012 Regional District of Central Okanagan Regular Board
Meeting Agenda
Agenda No: 8.1 BACKGROUND In the past, the electoral area directors have had the opportunity to attend the LGLA's Electoral Area Directors Seminar in Richmond scheduled in 2012 for Feb. 8-10 but this year the Regional Board has meetings scheduled for two of those days. SILGA is holding an Elected Officials Seminar in Kelowna Jan. 18-20. It is the Board's policy that Board approval is required for attendance at seminars when registration is more than $100.00. Board Remuneration and Expense Policy No. 7.15 This is for your consideration. Encl. Seminar Agenda Seminar Agenda was not published on RDCO's website. -------------------------------
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January 12, 2012 Regional District of Central Okanagan Regular
Board Meeting Minutes RDCO minutes are not usually published on RDCO's website until adopted at the following Board meeting. If the minutes are not published here yet, you can check RDCO's website. The next Regular Board meeting is February 27, 2012. -------------------------------
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November 28, 2011 Highlights of the Regional District of Central Okanagan Regular Board Meeting Killiney Community Hall Service Area The Regional Board has received the results of the recent referendum question seeking support to establish a service area to fund the operation and maintenance of the Killiney Beach Community Hall. Of the 291 votes cast within the proposed service area, 177 people voted in favour while 114 voted against. In consideration of the referendum result, the Regional Board has now adopted Bylaw No. 1294 which establishes the service area to fund the hall at an annual cost not to exceed five cents per $1,000 of the assessed value of land and improvements. For an average property valued at $446,000 this year, the annual cost to fund the hall would be $14.49. Retiring Directors Thanked for Service This meeting was the last for retiring Directors Sharon Shepherd, Charlie Hodge, Graeme James, Angela Reid-Nagy and Michele Rule from the City of Kelowna and Kelly Hayes from the Central Okanagan East Electoral Area. Chair Hobson thanked each for their contributions over the past term as well as their dedication, effort and service on behalf of their constituents and all residents of the Central Okanagan and wished them well in their future endeavours. -------------------------------
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November
28, 2011 Regional District of Central Okanagan Regular Board Meeting Agenda
Agenda No: 11.2
The official results for the following are attached: This is for your information. -------------------------------
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November 28, 2011 Regional District of Central Okanagan Regular Board Meeting Minutes
11.2 Declaration of Official Results, Local General Election - November 19, 2011 (for your information) The local general elections were concluded on Saturday, November 29. Patty Hanson was elected in Central Okanagan East Electoral Area; Jim Edgson was elected in Central Okanagan West Electoral Area; Moyra Baxter was elected as school trustee in Zone 11; and Deborah Butler was acclaimed school trustee in Zone 1. EDGSON/FINDLATER CARRIED 12. OTHER BUSINESS 12.1 Director Items -------------------------------
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October 24, 2011 Regional District of Central Okanagan Regular Board
Meeting Agenda This was a director item so nothing was mentioned in the Highlights or Agenda about this award that WFN is lobbying for. -------------------------------
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BC working on ways to increase voter turnout Jesse Johnston - Nov 21, 2011 Turnout especially low among youth VICTORIA (NEWS1130) - BC's Chief Electoral Officer has a few ideas to get more young people to vote. Keith Archer says voter turnout is especially low among people between 18 and 24 years old. "Part of the solution to engaging that group in the electoral process is to ensure that all of the administrative barriers that may be in place to discourage people from voting are removed," Archer says. Making the registration process easier is at the top of list. Archer wants to approach high school students before they graduate to ensure they're automatically signed up to vote when they turn 18 years old. "Permitting early registration at the age of 16 would permit Elections BC to work with schools and the driver licensing program to ensure maximum exposure to the registration process for young voters," Archer explains. "Many high school teachers have expressed support for this concept as it would allow meaningful action by their students in the context of civics education." Archer also wants to look at online voting, at least on a trial basis. "We would likely look at adopting this in a byelection before it's adopted in a general election," Archer says. "So, we're probably thinking of byelections after the 2013 provincial election, even in the event that the legislative change takes place." Archer notes some municipalities are also discussing bringing in online voting in time for the 2014 election. In addition to these changes, he is recommending a more efficient voter registration process and questioning whether it's necessary to have two Elections BC representatives watching each ballot box. The recommendations come from the Election Advisory Committee, which consists of two Liberal MLAs, two NDP MLAs, and a Green Party MLA. Archer hopes to make his case for the legislative changes to the BC Legislature sometime during the next sitting. The entire report can be viewed here. |
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Remember that the current Central Okanagan West Director Jim Edgson did not object to GranFondo bicycle event closing Westside Road for on July day for a few hours, and did not object to the WFN application for a gravel pit next to La Casa resort. He wanted to purchase a fireboat and did not object to the North Westside Communities Association request to start taxing by way of a property tax to help pay for the Killiney Beach Hall when the Killiney Beach Community Hall was built by volunteers and run for years by volunteers who raised money. There were a few grants-in-aid as well. The property tax would be like the Hall gets a large grant-in-aid every year.
TWO CENTRAL OKANAGAN WEST DIRECTORS???
Why are there going to be two Central Okanagan West Directors ... two for WFN
and only one for everyone else???
I am pissed off.. how about you??
We should start a petition against this. We are being voted out by approx. 700
WFN members??
okanaganlakebc.ca wants two Directors too then!!!
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August 11, 2011 Regional District of Central Okanagan
Governance and Services Committee Meeting Agenda
Corporate Services: Board: 047 - Mosquito
Control (Page 9): The BC Ministry of Health has approved 2011 Program funding in
the amount of $269,900 to reduce mosquito larvae by treating approximately 300
known breeding sites on public lands and more than 11,000 roadside catch basins
within the Regional District and its member municipalities. Residential Taxes in
the amount of $31.5k are budgeted to be collected for the program in 2011. These
monies will be carried over to 2012 to augment the Nuisance Control Program if
Provincial Funding is not received. A five year contract has been awarded to BWP
Consulting for Nuisance Mosquito -------------------------------
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DID DIRECTOR JIM EDGSON BREAK HIS PROMISE?
(Daily Courier, Thursday Oct. 11, 2007) Incumbent director Jim Edgson says
he won’t accept renumeration from RDCO for
representing the people on WFN because he can’t do much for them except “be
their service representative”
http://www.rocdoc.ca/platform.html
In the RDCO, Rural Directors receive an annual stipend of $14,000 plus
supplements of $3,500 for the first 5000 electors and an additional $2,100 for
population over 5000. The $2,100 comes from the large electoral population
of the WFN lands in the Central Okanagan West. While the WFN residents pay
a part of the annual stipend and first supplement through taxes to the WFN to
pay for Regional Services on WFN land, the $2,100 supplement would be been paid
by the ratepayers of the area outside of the WFN. After due consideration,
I have decided not to accept the additional $2,100 supplement.
It doesn't look like Director Jim Edgson kept his promise to not accept the supplement for WFN does it?
In 2010 COW Director Jim Edgson's expenses $8,929 was almost 1/2 the amount he was paid as COW Director $21,335.
$164,310 for Chief Administrative Officer???
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* Note: below is only a snippet of the Financial Disclosure Schedules, click link above for entire contents
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This is how we figure that Director Jim Edgson may have RENEGED and accepted the Supplement for the portion of pay he would receive for WFN
Board of Directors Remuneration and Expenses Bylaw No.1247, 2008 - Repeals Bylaw No. 1102
Population of Central Okanagan West
8,018 - 2006 census
$14,000 base pay x 25% = $3,500
so $14,000 + $3,500 = $17,500 for 5000 constituents
plus 5% for each 1000 constituents would be
5% x 3 (3,000 constituents) = 15%
so $14,000 x 15% = $2,100 for 3,000 constituents
= TOTAL of $19,600 a COW DIRECTOR WOULD EARN for 8,000 constituents
compared to how much some of RDCO staff earn!
As you can see above this section, COW Director Jim Edgson received $21,335 which may have included the supplement for WFN portion.
Jim Edgson on the BUNNY population in Kelowna
“We don’t have a problem (in) Westside because we have coyotes to deal with
them,” Findlater said, somewhat jokingly.
A comment which led Central Okanagan West director Jim Edgson to chime in.
“And coyotes deal with the problem in our area too–(as do) hawks, eagles and
owls.”
But, for Kelowna Mayor Sharon Shepherd, what to do with a problem bunny
population was no laughing matter.
| okanaganlakebc.ca is appalled at Central Okanagan West Director
Jim Edgson's response to chickens roaming on other peoples property.
Listen to what Director Edgson told these poor people with chickens
roaming on their property in the August 22, 2011 audio of the
Regional District of Central Okanagan Board meeting below.
Unbelievable! It is really funny isn't it COW Director Jim Edgson? -------------------------------
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More about current 2008-2011 COW Director Jim Edgson here.
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Dinwoodie announces candidacy Castanet.net - by Contributed - Story: 66092 - Oct 16, 2011  Photo: Contributed - Aaron Dinwoodie Former Westside Regional District Director and President of the B.C. Municipal Association announced his candidacy for Westside Regional District Director on Friday October 14. Aaron Dinwoodie is looking for votes in becoming the next Westside Regional Director on November 19. Dinwoodie says he has a strong work ethic, extensive experience, and excellent working relations with Senior Government, Westbank First Nation,and Regional District of Central Okanagan. " I feel their is a real opportunity to work on enhancing one of the jewels or British Columbia, The Westside Electoral Area " Dinwoodie's platform includes: - Strong cooperative inter-governmental relations - Holding the Federal Governments feet to the fire with respect to equitable funding for RCMP Policing Services, and Community Policing Programs to keep our Community safe. - Ensuring Westside Electoral area receives equitable funding for rural roads, interface fire protection. - That safety improvements continue to the Westside Road, an important alternate emergency route to the William Bennett Bridge. - Working with the IHA to encourage service delivery on the Westside that makes sense. - Protecting Watershed Resources & our natural environment. - Preservation of green space, fore shore & walking trails for enjoyment and good health for our residents. Dinwoodie has over a decade of service in local government experience. |
What if there wasn't a single candidate on the election platform that you would vote for?
Do you feel that Directors should earn more, so that there is more of a selection of candidates? How can we choose from more candidates?
Do you feel that a Director should be earning more than some of the staff at RDCO?
Do you feel money may be the issue, and that is why there are only 3 possible election candidates to represent more than 8,000 people that live in Central Okanagan West? What if there was only one eligible election candidate to vote for or no candidate?
How do you feel about having only one of 3 possible election candidates represent your area?
What if the one and only Director that is voted in, won't speak to you?
Do you feel there should be more than one Director representing 8,000 people so that you have at least 2 or 3 Directors that you can go to for help if the only Director won't speak with you?
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Campaign Costs
in 2008 Director Jim Edgson raised $6,260 and spent $5,960. Contributors included MLA Rick Thorpe and former Kelowna mayor Walter Gray. Candidate Dave Robertson raised and spent approximately $800. How is it that an MLA who doesn't even live in the area be permitted to contribute to another candidates campaign is beyond us? |
Why doesn't a campaign contributor have to live within the electoral boundary?
Why doesn't a Director have to live in the area he is representing? Don't you consider an election candidate who lives in another area, a conflict of interest?
Are you concerned that another more populated area within one electoral area boundary, can out-vote your area because teh other area is more densely populated and elect a candidate for your area?
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Current Director Jim Edgson stated this by way of the local newsletter sometime around the last election. In the RDCO, Rural Directors receive an annual stipend of $14,000 plus supplements of $3,500 for the first 5000 electors and an additional $2,000 for population over 5000. The $2,100 comes from the large electoral population of the WFN Lands in the Central Okanagan West. While the WFN residents pay a part of the annual stipend and first supplement through taxes to the WFN to pay for Regional Services on WFN land, the $2,100 supplement would be been paid by the ratepayers of the area outside of the WFN. After due consideration, I have decided not to accept the additional $2,100 supplement. |
Above are just some of the concerns that okanaganlakebc.ca has about the election process.
Do you think the election process should be changed?
If you have an idea or solution how to resolve these things about the election process, you can make a comment by filling out this form and your comment will be posted here on okanaganlakebc.ca. Maybe the powers that be will read your comments and take your solution into consideration?
Do you want a Director that doesn't take a petition seriously?
Aaron Dinwoodie back in 2006, when he was a member of the Westside Issues Committee through the RDCO, told okanaganlakebc.ca that people only signed the 2006 garbage petition asking for smaller transfer stations at each subdivision that they only signed the petition to get okanaganlakebc.ca off their doorstep. Do you want a Director that doesn't take a petition seriously? Just about everyone signed the petition.
"The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but
by those who watch them without doing anything." - Albert Einstein
All tyranny needs to gain a foothold is for
people of good conscience to remain silent - Thomas Jefferson
"A nation of sheep soon begets a government of wolves."
Edward R. Murrow
You can't fix stupid, but you can vote'em out!
CONFIRMED ELECTION CANDIDATES
Dave Robertson - Ran in previous elections of 2007 and 2008 - Dave's platform last election
Jim Edgson - Current Central Okanagan West Director - website
Aaron Dinwoodie - previously Westside Issues Committee before 2007. We found Aaron to be very Aarongant!
IN okanaganlakebc.ca's OPINION THERE IS ONLY ONE CANDIDATE WE WOULD VOTE FOR AND THAT IS DAVE ROBERTSON
DAVE NEEDS TO WORK ON WFN THIS TIME AROUND BECAUSE IT WAS WFN WHO ELECTED OUR CURRENT DIRECTOR JIM EDGSON IF YOU LOOK AT THE STATS.
| Central Okanagan West Election Results | ADV - Killiney North |
ADV - South |
South | Killiney North |
Total Votes |
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| Jim Edgson 2008 | 53 | 30 | 216 | 88 | 387 |
64.8% |
| Jim Edgson 2007 | 29 | 35 | 172 | 128 | 364 |
60.9% |
| Dave Robertson 2008 | 28 | 3 | 64 | 115 | 210 |
35.2% |
| Dave Robertson 2007 | 10 | 4 | 45 | 175 | 234 |
39.1% |
| Total votes 2008 = 597 Total votes 2007 = 598 ---------------------------------- 2008 # votes at Killiney Beach, Dave Robertson = 143 2007 # votes at
Killiney Beach, Dave Robertson = 185 Out of approx. 2000 eligible voters ----------------------------------- 2008 # votes in the South,
Dave Robertson = 67 2007 # votes in the
South, Dave Robertson = 49 Out of approx.
5330 eligible voters |
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EVERYONE IN THE NORTH WESTSIDE ROAD AREA NEEDS TO GET OUT AND VOTE THIS TIME AROUND, OR WFN AND SOUTH WILL BE ELECTING YOUR DIRECTOR AGAIN!!!
Remember Director Jim Edgson was in favour of the
WFN gravel pit next to La Casa
resort and he was also
in favour of Granfondo closing down Westside Road for a
day summer of 2011 to have a bicycle event, until North Westside Road residents
caught on and had that reversed.
WHAT?
Candidates are not required to reside in the jurisdiction in which they are running.
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Nominations open for RDCO elections by Castanet Staff - Story: 65553 - Oct 4, 2011 Nomination papers are now being accepted for the Regional District of Central Okanagan Director and School Trustee elections on November 19th. Those people returning Nomination papers for the Central Okanagan East and Central Okanagan West Electoral Area directors elections and the School District No. 23 Zone 1 (Central Okanagan East Electoral area and District of Lake Country) and Zone 2 (Central Okanagan West Electoral Area, District of Peachland and Westbank First Nation reserves #9 and #10) elections have until 4:00 pm Friday, October 14th to file in order to have their name listed on the ballot. Late nominations will not be accepted. Two qualified electors from the jurisdiction for which a person is nominated must sign the nomination papers of any potential candidate. As well, candidates must be a Canadian citizen at least 18 years of age on election day, have lived in BC for six months and not be disqualified from voting. Candidates are not required to reside in the jurisdiction in which they are running. Successful candidates will sit for a three year term which expires in the fall of 2014. Potential candidates in the Regional District elections should contact the Chief Election Officer or Deputy Election Officer in order to book an appointment prior to the deadline to ensure their nomination papers are complete. Appointments can be booked by calling 250-763-4918 and asking for the Election officials. Candidates for Zone 1 School Trustee may also pick up and file nomination papers at the District of Lake Country election office, while those in Zone 2 may do the same at the District of Peachland election office. A nomination deposit of $100 is also required for School Trustee candidates. The Regional District of Central Okanagan website has a page of information and links for those people who may be considering running for local office (regionaldistrict.com/elections or Quick Links/2011 Election and Candidate Information). Communications Coordinator Bruce Smith says, “Potential candidates may wish to consider the time commitment, remuneration, financial disclosure and reporting and other legal responsibilities that come with holding public office. Our website Candidate Information page also has links to pertinent bylaws in the Regional District and to the detailed and informative ‘Candidates Guide for Local Elections in British Columbia’ and ‘Campaign Organizer and Elector Organization Guide’, prepared by the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development. You’ll also find links to the Local Government Act and Provincial webpages explaining the Regional District form of local government.” |
Did you know that Central Okanagan West is known as Electoral Area J?
SLP 2002 Redefinition of Electoral Areas, Boundary, Directors - May.pdf
- Electoral Area J
1.0 Letters Patent dated August 24, 1967, as amended, and further amended
by deleting the description of Electoral Area G and Electoral Area - Westbank
and substituting Electoral Area J, to be known as the Westside Electoral Area
1.1 Deleting the description of Electoral Area I and substituting Electoral
Area I, to be known as the Ellison/Joe Rich Electoral Area
3.0 Westside Electoral Area shall have 3 directors
LP 2007 Westside District Municipality - Oct 4 - OIC653.pdf
SLP Oct. 4, 2007 - from RDCO Board Agenda October 15, 2007
AND WHEREAS the Westside District Municipality lying within the
boundary of the Regional
District of the Central Okanagan is incorporated, effective December 6,2007;
AND WHEREAS section 782 of the Local Government Act provides that the Lieutenant
Governor in Council may, by the issue of letters patent, transfer from the
regional district to the newly
incorporated municipality the jurisdiction for the services in respect of all or
a specified part of the service
area, with provisions that the Lieutenant Governor in Council considers
necessary or advisable:
ELECTORAL AREA J
5.0 Letters patent of the regional district, as amended, are hereby further
amended at the description
of Electoral Area J by deleting the phrase ''to be known as the Westside
Electoral Area" and
substituting the phrase "to be known as the Central Okanagan West Electoral
Area".
5.1 Letters patent of the regional district issued by Order in Council No.
332, approved and ordered
on May 2, 2002, are hereby amended by deleting section 3, 4, 5, 6 and 9.
5.2 The regional district shall hold an election for director for
Electoral Area J, Central Okanagan
West Electoral Area, on November 17,2007.
5.3 The term of office for the director elected as described in section 6.2 of
these letters patent shall
commence upon the date of the first meeting of the regional district board in
December 2007, or
when the director takes office, whichever is later, and ends, according to the
Local Government
Act following the 2008 general local election.
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Nominations Open Nomination papers are now being accepted for
the Regional District of Central Okanagan Director and School
Trustee elections on November 19th. |
Regional District of Central Okanagan Election information 2011
If you need assistance to vote
On General Voting Day, the following voting locations are open for qualified voters between 8:00 am and 8:00 pm
Central Okanagan West
Constable Neil Bruce Middle School, 2010 Daimler Road
Killiney Beach Community Hall, 516 Udell Road, Killiney Beach
Central Okanagan West electoral boundary
consists of Brent Road located on the other side of Peachland, Trepanier, Native Reserves 9 and 10, plus Westside Road.
In 2007 and 2008 Brent Road located on the other side of Peachland, Trepanier, Native Reserves 9 and 10 voted and cancelled out Killiney Beach voting station where 2007-2011 Director Jim Edgson resides. In the 2011 COW election lets hope everyone at Killiney Beach voting station gets out to vote so we can override the other areas.
Is this maybe a reason why only two candidates ran in the 2007 and 2008 COW election?
Is the distance between North Westside Road BC and the Regional District of Central Okanagan office at 1450 KLO Road in Kelowna BC where Regional District of Central Okanagan Board meetings are held, which is a 45 minute drive each way on a very windy and dangerous Westside Road BC be a reason there were only 2 COW election candidates to choose from in the 2007 and 2008 Central Okanagan West election, and will this fact be a deterrent in future local government COW elections? This fact alone would be the sole reason why one person would not want to be a candidate. Driving in the dark or early morning is not the best time to drive Westside Road due to all the deer, and driving in the winter when the roads are barely plowed is just one more reason. Putting your life at risk is just not worth it!
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Four-year terms eyed for councils Kelowna Capital News - By Tom Fletcher - June 01, 2010 VICTORIA—A task force on local elections has
recommended tighter spending rules for candidates, and a four-year
term of office for those elected to municipal councils and school
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