THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NELSON Special Regular Council meeting including items closed to the Public AGENDA
Monday, January 20, 2014 at 4:30 PM Immediately following the Special Council Meeting in Council Chambers, City Hall
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. 1 Adoption of Agenda . 2 Recommendation & Requests . (a) 2014 CBT Community Initiatives Program Funding 2 - 13
. 3 Resolution Closing the Meeting to the Public Resolution required: "That it is the opinion of the Council that the public interest requires that persons, other than members of Council and staff (and any approved audiences) be excluded from this meeting and that the Special Closed meeting of Council continue under Section 90 (1)(a)(e) and (g) of theCommunity Charter." . 4 In Camera Portion of the Meeting . 5 Reconvene Open Council Meeting . 6 In Camera Items Released to the Public . 7 Resolution to Adjourn . (a) Agenda Signature
______Frances Long Manager of Legislative and Administrative Services
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NELSON REQUEST FOR DECISON
DATE: January 20, 2014 Special TOPIC: CBT Grant Funding 2014 PROPOSAL: 2014 CBT - Community Initiatives Program funding applications PROPOSED BY: Staff ______ANALYSIS SUMMARY: Columbia Basin Trust Community Initiative Program (CBT-CIP) funds are allocated to the City of Nelson each spring. A Council resolution is required to finalize the City’s approach and Council’s allocation of the 2014 CBT-CIP grant funding.
BACKGROUND: In the fall of 2012 Council reviewed the CBT-CIP application process and implemented changes for the 2013 application intake. The following key areas guided changes made to the City of Nelson application process in 2013:
Planning: A number of strategic goals and objectives have been identified through various community planning projects over the past few years and it is important to keep this planning alive for the City of Nelson to thrive. Some of the planning initiatives include the Active Transportation Plan; Affordable Housing Strategy; Path to 2040 Sustainability Strategy; Sustainable Waterfront and Downtown Master Plan and the Community Energy & Emissions Action Plan. Each plan was a considerable community undertaking. One way to keep these initiatives alive and central is to use the plans as the guiding tools whenever possible. Council agreed that the annual CBT granting process provides an ideal opportunity to encourage the greater community to become familiar with the city’s planning documents and work towards meeting the goals and recommendations that have been articulated by the community through this planning.
Arts & Culture: Council has supported the cultural sector through the creation of the Cultural Development Committee and appointment of the City’s Cultural Development Officer. In past years Council has continued to support development of this sector by continuing to allocate up to 35% of the funding to the cultural sector.
The Path to 2040 Sustainability Strategy recognizes four pillars:
Environment Social Culture Economy
In 2014 Council needs to determine whether • To allocate equally to each pillar • To continue to allocate up to 35% to the culture sector and request the CDC continues to adjudicate Arts, Heritage and Culture applications separately • To not preset an allocation but determine each application based on its merit and benefit to the community.
Administration, RDCK and Basin Communities: RDCK is in year 4 of a 5 year contract to administer funding on behalf of the Columbia Basin Trust. Under this contract, the RDCK administers applications on behalf of 20 jurisdictions including the City of Nelson. The City of Nelson has communicated with the RDCK regarding changes made to the application process. Council makes all final recommendations for grant funding allocation to the RDCK Board.
Council asked staff to ensure that applicants were adequately educated and supported while changes to the City of Nelson application process were implemented. Staff undertook the following approach in 2013: • Two grant workshops were hosted by the City and were well attended; • The CBT hosted two grant writing workshops for Nelson applicants (staff attended); • Ample advertising and information was provided in 2013 including ads, workshop handouts, presentation materials, links to resources etc. In addition a staff contact provided support whereby the RDCK referred City of Nelson applicants to City hall for assistance wherever requested. • The ‘en masse’ presentation evening was revamped allowing community groups to book convenient timeslots managed in hourly time blocks for easy meeting flow; • The annual presentation / review process went paperless (except the large matrix sheets); • The decision matrix included weighting for alignment with Council’s priorities.
This process provides ample support and education to applicants, streamlines the presentation evening and focuses intently on promoting the City’s planning initiatives to all involved.
BENEFITS, DISADVANTAGES AND NEGATIVE IMPACTS: Volunteer and charitable community groups contribute immeasurable to the quality of life enjoyed by everyone in Nelson. While the CBT funds and RDCK administers the CIP community grants in our region, Council’s role in the approval process is considerable. Promoting a spirit of collaboration towards the community’s strategic planning goals and objectives is an approach which benefits the whole community. Further, a regular review of Council’s approach to supporting community groups is recommended.
LEGISLATIVE IMPACTS, PRECEDENTS, POLICIES: The RDCK administers the Community Initiatives Program on behalf of the CBT.
COSTS AND BUDGET IMPACT - REVENUE GENERATION: The total CBT-CIP funding available to the City of Nelson over the past 3 years is as follows: 2010 $120,856 – up to $42,300 (35%) allocated to the Arts, Culture and Heritage (ACH) sector 2011 $132,882 – up to $46,509 (35%) allocated as above 2012 $126,445 – up to $44,256 (35%) allocated as above
IMPACT ON SUSTAINABILITY OBJECTIVES AND STAFF RESOURCES: The City’s planning initiatives were intended to build and sustain a healthy and vibrant community both now and in the future. By aligning community grants with the identified goals, objectives and key focus areas, the community’s planning initiatives should become the lens which is forefront in all decisions which impact the community and City of Nelson. These goals and objectives may be advanced more successfully with a collaborative effort to move Nelson forward in this way.
COMMUNICATIONS: Based on feedback received from Council during funding deliberations, staff proposes that the 2014 communication strategy contain the following:
The City of Nelson recommends that 2014 Community Initiative Program applications be strengthened by ensuring that these five key areas are carefully considered: 1. All initiatives that benefit the region as a whole should indicate that proportional funding is being requested from the other jurisdictions that benefit mutually in the region. 2. Applications should show any other funding streams available for the proposed initiative. (NB: The City website will provide links to funding resources as well as CBT and RDCK staff contacts for further information). 3. Demonstrated alignment between the initiative goals and the City’s Path to 2040 Sustainability Strategy goals and objectives. 4. Complete and solid supporting financial information is provided for all initiatives/projects. 5. The end result of any application should not see displacement of higher levels of government funding. Granting CBT-CIP funds should not result in higher levels of Government (provincial or federal) downloading its responsibilities to municipal jurisdictions.
OPTIONS AND ALTERNATIVES: • Council allocates equally to each pillar of sustainability • Council continues to allocate up to 35% to the culture sector and requests the CDC continue to adjudicate Arts, Heritage and Culture applications separately • Council does not preset funding allocations and determines the merit of individual applications received in 2014 • That the communication strategy and process used in 2013 continue with five key recommendations to strengthen applications added to replace the need for workshops
ATTACHMENTS: • 2014 RDCK Application form • 2014 CBT Community Initiatives Program information
RECOMMENDATION: That Council passes the following resolutions: 1. That Council set a soft target of allocating funding equally between the four core areas of sustainability based on the quality of applications and how they meet with community goals; 2. That staff maintains the same administrative process and communication strategy implemented in 2013 and continues to educate City of Nelson applicants; and THAT, workshops be hosted every other year (as required) with web based resources and staff support available to assist applicants in strengthening their applications and aligning with the City’s Path to 2040 goals and objectives.
AUTHOR: REVIEWED BY:
______LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER
Community Initiatives and Affected Areas Programs
Near Rogers Pass. Addressing the Needs of Basin Communities The Community Initiatives and Affected Areas Programs Local Government Partners (CIP/AAP)—CBT’s longest running programs—support Applications for CIP/AAP funding are made projects identified as priorities within individual communities. directly to these local government partners: These programs foster activities that each community deems Regional District of Kootenay Boundary important, which might not have been undertaken otherwise. 1.800.355.7352 1.250.368.9148 www.rdkb.com Funding Distribution Program funds are distributed once a year to Lakes, Kinbasket, Duncan and Koocanusa Regional District of Central Kootenay CBT’s local government delivery partners: the reservoirs) also receive AAP funding. 1.800.268.7325 regional districts of East Kootenay, Central 1.250.352.8170 Kootenay and Kootenay Boundary, and the www.rdck.bc.ca City of Revelstoke, Town of Golden, Village of Valemount and Ktunaxa Nation Council. Each Town of Golden partner has its own process for recommending 1.250.344.2271 and selecting projects for funding. www.golden.ca
All areas receive CIP funding and the funds are Village of Valemount allocated on a per capital formula. The areas 1.250.566.4435 www.valemount.ca most affected by dam construction under the Columbia River Treaty (those near the Arrow Creston Valley. Ktunaxa Nation Council 1.250.489.2464 CIP/AAP ANNUAL ALLOCATIONS FOR 2011 – 2015 www.ktunaxa.org Local Government Delivery Partner 2011 – 2015 Allocation CIP/AAP allow Ktunaxa Nation Council $769,538* communities to City of Revelstoke 1.250.837.5345 Regional District of Kootenay Boundary $1,543,360* make their own www.cityofrevelstoke.com Village of Valemount $1,138,915 funding decisions Town of Golden (CSRD) $1,415,485 Regional District of East Kootenay City of Revelstoke (CSRD) $1,757,691 to better meet 1.250.489.2791 Regional District of Central Kootenay $6,461,795 local priorities. www.rdek.bc.ca Regional District of East Kootenay $5,206,655 Find out more at www.cbt.org/cipaap. Total $18,293,439
*CIP only
www.cbt.org/cipaap Attachment A 2014-2015 COLUMBIA BASIN TRUST Community Initiatives & Affected Areas Programs
Project Proposal Application Deadline - Monday, March 3, 2014 4:30 p.m. PST Program Description
Columbia Basin Trust’s (CBT) oldest programs - the Community Initiatives Program (CIP) and Affected Areas Program (AAP) support projects identified as priorities within individual communities.
The CIP and AAP are funding programs designed to help address the needs of Basin communities. The programs are flexible and able to accommodate individual processes and incorporate community-based funding decisions to better meet local priorities. CIP funds are allocated on a per capita funding formula. AAP uses a combination of per capita and lump sum funding criteria. Funds are distributed once a year to CBT’s local government partners: the Regional Districts of East Kootenay, Central Kootenay and Kootenay Boundary, City of Revelstoke, Town of Golden, Village of Valemount and the Ktunaxa Nation Council. Criteria for Projects "Program Funds are for Meeting Community and Public Needs rather than Private Needs"
i. The Columbia Basin Trust Act requires CBT funding not relieve any level of government of its normal obligations. Program funds are not to be used to fund basic infrastructure activities such as roads, sewers, water systems, and core services provided through any level of government taxation. ii. Non-registered, non-profit groups, societies, and organizations are entitled to a “maximum payment of $4999 per project proposal”. iii. Registered non-profit groups, societies, and organizations may request funding support from each electoral area up to and exceeding $4,999 per project proposal. iv. Sponsor Organizations assume financial and project responsibility on behalf of sponsored organizations. Individual and private sector proposals must be sponsored by a non-registered or registered non-profit group, society or organization and clearly demonstrate community benefits. The amount of funding a sponsored proponent may apply for is conditional on the status of the sponsor as outlined above (items ii and iii). v. Proposals must include project budget information. Project startup costs are acceptable however; ongoing operational costs that pose potential multi-year expense implications will not be accepted. vi. It is anticipated the project described in Attachment A be completed during the 2014/2015 funding year and a final financial report accompanied by copies of invoices/receipts in support of project expenditures be submitted to this office upon completion of the project or upon expenditure of funds, whichever comes first. vii. CBT is committed to ensuring that other funding opportunities are sought to support projects in the Basin. Accordingly, project proponents are encouraged to seek funding from other sources to assist with their projects and not to rely solely on CBT CIP/AAP funding. viii. Proponents requesting funding support from the City of Nelson are requested to contact Joanne Caldecott at Suite 101 – 310 Ward St., Nelson, BC V1L 5S4 Phone 250-352-5511 or email [email protected] for further information regarding Nelson’s Sustainability Goals and Community Priorities. Organizations in receipt of CBT CIP/AAP funding during program years 2012/2013 and earlier are required to submit a complete final financial report or obtain an authorized extension prior to March 3, 2014. Failure to adhere to these conditions will affect consideration for the 2014/2015 funding year.
2014-2015 Attachment A CBT CIP/AAP Application 1 2014-2015 CBT Community Initiatives & Affected Areas Programs
Application Instructions - Please read the Criteria for Projects prior to completing the application.
A. Applications are available: (Online application is created in Adobe Pro, if not compatible please contact this office for alternate format) a. Online through the RDCK website: www.rdck.bc.ca/corporate/grants/cbt.html b. Hard copies will be available from Area Directors, City and Village halls/municipal offices, RDCK Services at the Creston Library, Lardeau Community Center and the RDCK Head Office
B. Accepted format: a. Download a copy (fill and save) b. Typed c. Hand written (legible capital letters)
C. Required fields: All fields are mandatory with the exception of Section A - Items 3,5,7,9,11,13
D. Submission: One (1) application per project. Submissions are accepted by email, fax, mail and hand delivery. All revised applications must be clearly marked "REVISED" and received at this office prior to the March 3, 2014 application deadline date.
E. Attachments: please limit supporting documents to five (5) pages.
F. Inquires and Completed Applications – please forward to: CBT 2014/2015 Community Initiatives and Affected Areas Programs Attention: Judy Madelung, CBT CIP/AAP Program Coordinator Regional District of Central Kootenay Box 590, 202 Lakeside Drive, Nelson, BC V1L 5R4 Phone 1-800-268-7325 or direct to 250-352-8170 Fax (250)-352-9300 Email [email protected]
G. Deadline: Applications will be accepted until MARCH 3, 2014, 4:30 p.m. PST
H. Receipt confirmations of applications will be provided to organizations by return email, please ensure a contact email address is provided in Section A item 14 of the application.
I. Public Input Meetings will be conducted throughout the RDCK electoral areas during April & May where proponents will make presentations for funding selection. Meeting dates and times will be made available on the RDCK website and will be advertised in local newspapers throughout the RDCK electoral areas. Proponents are expected to attend a public meeting for each area funding is requested from. For more details on electoral area definitions and affected area boundaries, please refer to page 7.
J. Release of Funding: Following RDCK Board approval, funding cheques will be dispersed in the month of June. ne at
2014-2015 Attachment A CBT CIP/AAP Application 2 Please navigate using tab or cursor
Section A – General Information 1. Date of Application Sponsored Organizations
2. Proponent (Name of Organization accepting responsibility for project) 3. Organization requiring Sponsorship - Name
4. Organization’s society/CRA registration # 5. Organization requiring Sponsorship - Contact
6. Mailing Address 7. Organization requiring Sponsorship - Mailing Address
8. City, Province, Postal Code 9. Organization requiring Sponsorship - City, Province, Postal
10. Phone No. 11. Organization requiring Sponsorship - Phone No.
12. Project Contact 13. Organization requiring Sponsorship - Email
14. Organization Email
15. Project Title
16. In the table below, please indicate which area(s) you are requesting funding support from, the amount requested from each area, the total amount requested and the total project budget. Requests from Community Initiatives Funds
Electoral Area A $ Electoral Area G/ Salmo $ Town of Creston $
Electoral Area B $ Electoral Area H $ City of Nelson $
Electoral Area C $ Electoral Area I $ Village of New Denver $
Electoral Area D/Kaslo $ Electoral Area J $ Village of Silverton $
Electoral Area E $ City of Castlegar $ Village of Slocan
Electoral Area F $ Requests from Affected Areas Requests from Initiatives & Affected Area Funds Combined
Electoral Area D (AA) $ Arrow Park $ Bayview/Nakusp/Rural Nak $
Electoral Area J (AA) $ Burton $ Edgewood $
Fauquier $ TOTAL AMOUNT REQUESTED $ TOTAL PROJECT BUDGET $
17. What percentage of CBT funding does this project require to be viable?
100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% Proponents applying for project funding from more than one electoral area/municipality must be aware that TOTAL AMOUNT REQUESTED cannot exceed the TOTAL PROJECT BUDGET. Non-registered proponents may be considered for a single combined grant from the selected electoral areas noted above to a maximum amount of $4,999. Registered proponents may be considered for funding up to and exceeding $4999 from the selected electoral areas noted above. (All projects funded over $4,999.00 per electoral area are subject to a 10% hold back which will be released upon submission of a final financial report.) 2014-2015 Attachment A CBT CIP/AAP Application 3 Section A – General Information (continued)
18. Project Description (Provide a brief description of your project, if needed include additional information on separate page)
19. Anticipated Outcome: (Provide a brief description of outcome, if needed include additional information on separate page)
20. Project Goals (check all that apply) Cultural Social Environmental Economic Other ______
21. Location of project (physical address or legal property description)
22. Project start date Anticipated project completion date
Section B – Project Budget Information
23. PROJECT BUDGET (Please provide details for expenses and revenue for a balanced budget.) If successful in attaining CBT CIP/AAP funding, the proponent must utilize funding and prepare a final financial report upon project completion according to information presented in this application. The proponent will also provide copies of invoices or receipts in support of project expenditures. CBT maintains the right to audit projects at any time.
Expense Items Details Cost
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$ TOTAL EXPENSES $ Revenue Sources Details Amount
Total CBT CIP/AAP Funding Requested (per Item 16) $
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$ TOTAL REVENUE $
2014-2015 Attachment A CBT CIP/AAP Application 4 Section C – Evaluation Information (please provide details) 24. Evaluation Needs assessment (explain why this project is needed):
Other project goals and objectives:
Work plan details and timeframe:
List all Project Partners:
Federal and Provincial Government Acts and Regulations: Will minors be working on the Proponents must comply with all Federal, Provincial, and Local Government project? Regulations including those that apply to the hiring of employees and subcontractors required to carry out the Program and its Projects. This includes, YES NO but is not limited to, the Criminal Records Review Act (pertaining to any person working with minors) and the Workers’ Compensation Act.
Volunteer Labour Is the project labour 100% volunteer YES If no, the Proponent, contractor or sub-contractor MUST be able to provide proof of current WCB coverage. NO
Federal &/or Provincial Financial Aid Is this project being funded with If yes, please provide details and amounts Federal &/or Provincial Financial Aid?
YES NO
Have you requested funding from other grant programs? If so, please list YES NO
All Parties involved in the project have been consulted? YES NO
If no, please explain
How did you hear about CBT CIP and AAP Program funding? Word of Mouth CBT Staff CBT Website Local Government Website Facebook/Twitter Newspaper Article Newspaper Advertisement BASINLink I am a returning applicant Other
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Section B – PROJECT BUDGET INFORMATION 25. The proponent requesting consideration for funding under the CBT CIP/AAP programs acknowledges that the information provided on this application meets CBT and RDCK requirements. i. The project outlined in this application is consistent with the mission of Columbia Basin Trust and supports efforts by the people of the Basin to create a legacy of social, economic and environmental well-being and to achieve greater self-sufficiency for present and future generations
ii. The project does not relieve any level of government of its normal obligations
iii. The project will not promote any form of discrimination
iv. The project will not cause environmental degradation
v. The project will not duplicate existing local services
vi. The proponent of the project will acquire required government approval(s) and/or permit(s) (e.g. local, provincial or federal authorities such as RDCK, Interior Health, Ministry of Transportation, Ministry of Environment or Fisheries). Copies of permits are included with the application Copies of permits will be submitted upon request
vii. All parties involved in the project have been consulted
viii. Financial activity and accountability will be provided by proponent as completed in Section A item 2
The personal information requested on this funding application is collected under the authority of section 26(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPPA) and will be used by Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) for administrative and evaluative purposes only. The collection, use and disclosure of personal information are subject to the provisions of the FOIPPA. By submitting this funding application, you hereby acknowledge that CBT may disclose this application and the information contained herein, including but not limited to your name, budget, location and the amount and nature of any related funding to the public, individuals or any other entity to the extent allowed by FOIPPA. You further agree that CBT may proactively disclose to the public your name, location, amount and nature of funding granted. Any questions regarding such may be directed to: FOIPPA Inquiries, Manager, Operations, Columbia Basin Trust, Suite 300, 445 - 13th Ave., Castlegar, BC V1N 1G1 1-800-505-8998
In signing this application the Proponent acknowledges the information provided is true and submitted in good faith.
Authorized Signature for Proponent Date of Acceptance
Please print name and position
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REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY - ELECTORAL AREA RURAL COMMUNITIES AREA ‘A-Wynndel/East Shore Kootenay Lake’ AREA ‘B’
Boswell Riondel Arrow Creek Huscroft Sirdar Crawford Bay Canyon Rykerts Sanca Kootenay Bay Erickson Kitchener Wynndel Kuskanook Lister Glenlily Gray Creek Twin Bays Yahk Lower Goat Riv. Pilot Bay Goatfell Lower Kootenay Kingsgate Band AREA ‘C’ AREA ‘D’– Affected AREA ‘D’ Duck Lake Meadow Creek Ainsworth South Reclamation Lardeau Mirror Lake Lakeview Cooper Creek Shutty Bench West Creston Argenta Poplar Creek (Flats) Johnson’s Landing Woodbury Vill. Wynndel (part) Howser Fletcher Creek Allen Division Pine Ridge Shroeder Creek South Fork Birchdale AREA ‘E’ AREA ‘F’ Blewett Balfour Beasley Crescent Beach Harrop/Procter Queens Bay Taghum Sproule Creek Sunshine Bay Longbeach Willow Point Six Mile Bealby/Horlicks Nelson to Nasookin Bonnington Taghum Beach Cottonwood Lake Grohman AREA ‘G’ AREA ‘H-THE SLOCAN VALLEY’ Hall Siding Erie South Slocan Appledale Ymir Porto Rico Crescent Valley Hills Ross Spur Nelway Slocan Park Summit Lake Airport Road Salmo North Passmore Krestova Winlaw Brandon Red Mountain Lemon Creek Vallican Sandon Perry Siding Rosebery Playmour New Settlement Junction AREA ‘I’ AREA ‘J-LOWER ARROW/COLUMBIA’ Pass Creek Glade Ootischenia Fairview Thrums Brilliant Robson Hudu Valley Tarrys Raspberry Shoreacres Area J –Affected Areas AREA ‘K-THE ARROW LAKES’ Renata Applegrove Whatshan Lake Deer Park Edgewood Brouse/Glenbank Brooklyn Fauquier Box Lake Shields Burton Needles Syringa Arrow Park Halcyon Crescent Bay Inonoaklin Valley MUNICIPALITIES AND ADJACENT ELECTORAL AREAS CASTLEGAR (Areas I and J) CRESTON (Areas A, B & C) KASLO (Area D) NAKUSP (Area K) NELSON (Areas E & F) NEW DENVER (Area H) SALMO (Area G) SILVERTON (Area H) SLOCAN (Area H)
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS – REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY (for public release) Area/ Director Address Email Address Business Business Home Home Municipality Phone (250) Fax (250) Phone (250) Fax (250) A - Wynndel/E Garry Jackman Box 7, Site 8, RR #1 [email protected] 223-8466 223-8466 Shore - K Lake Boswell, BC VOB 1AO B (CHAIR) John Kettle c/o Town of Creston [email protected] 428-5560 428-5567 428-5497 Box 1339 Creston, BC V0B 1G0 C Larry Binks 1710 Evans Road [email protected] 428-9577 428-4977 Creston, BC V0B 1G7 (home office) (home office) D Andrew Shadrack Box 484 [email protected] 354-2948 353-7350 353-7350 Kaslo, BC V0G 1M0 (cell) E Ramona Faust P.O. Box 1 [email protected] 229-5222 229-5337 Procter, BC V0G 1V0 F Ron Mickel 1848 Ridgewood Road [email protected] 825-0074 825-0079 Nelson, B.C. V1L 6J9 354-3406 (cell) G Hans Cunningham Box 13, [email protected] 357-9996 357-9676 Ymir, BC V0G 2K0 H -The Slocan Walter Popoff S-4, C-26, R.R.#1 [email protected] 359-7455 359-7400 Valley Crescent Valley, BC V0G 1H0 I Andy Davidoff 1657 Hwy 3A [email protected] 304-8233 Castlegar, BC V1N 4N5
J- Lower Arrow Gordon Zaitsoff 2005 – 14th Avenue [email protected] 365-8421 365-8412 365-8421 /Columbia Castlegar, BC V1N 3Z1 home office K- The Arrow Paul Peterson PO Box 128 [email protected] 265-4451 265-4451 Lakes Burton, BC VOG 1EO Castlegar Lawrence Chernoff c/o City of Castlegar [email protected] 365-7227 365-4810 365-7122 365-4810 460 Columbia Avenue (City) (City) Castlegar, BC V1N 1G7 Creston Ron Toyota c/o Town of Creston [email protected] 428-2214 428-9164 223-8471 Box 1339 (ext. 227) (Town) 428-6506 Creston, BC V0B 1G0 (Town) (cell)
Kaslo Jimmie Holland c/o Village of Kaslo [email protected] 353-2311 353-7767 353-2975 Box 323 Kaslo, BC V0G 1M0 (Village) (Village)
Nakusp Karen Hamling c/o Village of Nakusp [email protected] 265-3689 265-3788 265-3322 265-3322 Box 280 (Village) (Village) Nakusp, BC V0G 1R0 Nelson John Dooley c/o City of Nelson [email protected] 352-5511 352-2131 Suite 101, 310 Ward St. (City) (City) Nelson, BC V1L 5S4 New Denver Ann Bunka PO Box 323 358-2552 358-7251 358-7141 [email protected] New Denver, BC V0G 1S0 (Village) Salmo Ann Henderson P.O. Box 1000 [email protected] 357-9433 357-9633 Salmo, BC V0G 1Z0 (Village) (Village) Silverton Leah Main c/o Village of Silverton [email protected] 358-7704 Box 14 [email protected] Silverton, BC VOG 2B0 Slocan Hillary Elliott P.O. Box 50 [email protected] 355-2277 355-2666 Slocan, BC V0G 2C0 (Village) (Village)
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