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In British Columbia Mayor and Council External Correspondence Summary H 0 1 (March 29. 2010) • FROM TOPIC DEPT. A.T.# D:W. (Dave) Smith, Executive Director, 2010 Membership & Associate 89 CLERK'S 104818 Coastal Community Application Network Successful Candidate for the 2010 J. Turner, President, 90 United Way Loaned Representative HR&CP 104799 CUPE 454 Program J. Turner, President, 91 April 28th National Day of M'ourning HR&CP 104800 CUPE 454 Organic Waste Processing G. Robertson, Mayor 92 Capacity at the Vancouver Landfill HR&CP 104808 City of Vancouver in Delta B. Bennett, Minister of Extension of the Asia Pacific HR&CP 104770 93 Community and Rural Twinning Project Deadline Development 94 G. Edwards Dog Control Bylaws PR&C 104782 95 N. Pain Dog Leash Bylaw PR&C 104784 96 R.J. Thompson Enforcement of Leash Laws (Dogs) PR&C 104529 97 U. Easterbrook Dog Off-Leash Program PR&C 104684 R. Swanston Dogs Off Leash Throughout Delta PR&C 104686 98 CC: LEGAL (Bylaws) 99 R. Kerr Dark Sky Park Boundary Bay PR&C 104850 D. Finley, Minister of New Horizons for Seniors - Call for PR&C 104713 Human Resources & Proposals 100 Skills & D. Ablonczy, Minister of State (Seniors) S. Dowey, City Clerk, Regional Water Rates for 101 CP&D 104426 City of North Vancouver Agriculture Use S. Thomson, Minister, The Use of Propane Cannons to 102 Ministry of Agriculture & CP&D 104783 Lands Protect Crops Deadline for Comment Boxes is March 22, 2010 @ Noon F:\COUNCIL\Correspondence and Correspondence Lists\Corresp Lists\2010\March 29, 2010.doc Mavor and Council External Correspondence Summary " (March 29, 2010) FROM TOPIC DEPT. A.T. # M. King, Save the Tsawwassen Area Plan Committee CP&D 103 104820 Southlands Committee Submissions CC: TAPC CP&D 104 J. Green Housing Affordability CC: TAPC 104843 &HTF B. Walsh Opposition to Southlands CP&D 104711 105 Development 106 A. Muszynski Opposition to South lands CP&D 104712 Deve 1(~f)t'l'1e nt 107 W. J. Osborne T sawwassen Area Plan CP&D 104752 Elizabeth Hendriks, Water Governance and Water Act Reform in British 108 Policy Coordinator, CA&ENV Columbia 104817 POLIS Project on Ecological Governance 104736 109 B. Van Ruyven, Annual Earth Hour Event CA&ENV BC Hydro 110 J. Stephen Utility Tax Increase FIN 104630 111 H. Bhambra Increase in Utility Bill FIN 104634 . 112 Mr. & Mrs. K. Joy Utility Bill FIN 104685 Hon. James Flaherty, Response Letter Re: HST and the FIN 104735 Minister of Finance Housing Market - Canada's 113 Economic 2 Year Action Plan, Financial Commitments already in Place D. Hudniuk 82 nd Avenue Roadway ENG 104714 114 Improvements S. & M.Murray SFPR North Delta ENG 104682 115 CC: CA&E U. Easterbrook Wrong Way ENG 104683 116 CC: POLICE Deadline for Comment Boxes is March 22, 2010 @ Noon F:\COUNCIL\Correspondence and Correspondence Lists\Corresp Lists\201 O\March 29, 2010.doc 89 Coastal Community Network The voice of BC's coastal communities genda A FILE # 1:0000-01 March 9, 2010 Ms. Lois Jackson, Mayor Corporation of Delta 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent Delta, B.C. V4K 3E2 Dear Mayor Jackson: On behalf of the Coastal Community Network, "I am writing to thank you for your support over the past year. Together with nearly forty other municipalities, regional districts, organizations and individuals, your membership has been instrumental in helping the CCN to promote the sustainable economic and social well being of BC's coastal communities in 2010. The CCN continues to play an active role regarding a number of important issues related to coastal communities in B.C., including: • Continuing our role as a "community consultative group" with Fisheries and Oceans Canada, participating at formal advisory forums for Ground fish and Hake fisheries, and working with industry representatives to ensure that the needs of the fisheries sector and communities are given top priority; • Management and/or sponsorship of projects designed to stimulate coastal economic activity; • Collaborating with the provincial government to build a new Ocean & Coastal Strategy for BC - to develop ocean-related opportunities for economic development; • Working closely with Ocean Industries BC, Ocean Renewable Energy Group, and the Pacific North Coast Integrated Management process to promote the responsible development of BC's ocean resources. • Liaising with the Coastal Parliamentarians, BC's all-party, all-partisan group of MPs, Senators and MLAs, to bring our communities' concerns to senior government; We invite you to continue to be a part of this work and to renew your membership with the Coastal Community Network for 2010. Please find an invoice for this year's membership fees enclosed with this letter. Your on-going support is essential to our ability to provide a strong, representative voice for all of BC's coastal communities. Please get in touch if we can give you any further information. We look forward to your reply and working with you again in 2010. Delta Council initiated its membership in the Coastal D. W. (Dave) Smith Community Network in 2005 and Executive Director has approved its renewal at the cost of $250.00 on an annual basis. 2814 Heath Drive. * Victoria. Be * V9A 2J5 T:(250)386-0929 - [email protected] www.coastalcommunitynetwori<.ca Coastal Community Network The voice of BC's coastal communities 2010 MEMBERSHIP & ASSOCIATE ApPLICATION Name: __________________________________________________________ (Community, Organization or Individual) Mailing Address: (P.O. Box) (Street Address) (City) (Province) (Postal Code) Tel: {_} Fax: {__ } ______ E-mail, ________ CLASSIFICATION: (please check) o Membership - Annual Fee: $0.15 per capita (max $6,000; no minimum as of 2004) For Regional Districts which includes seat on board of directors. Director Appointment: ________________________ (Name) (TItle) Alternate Appointee: ________________________ (Name) (Title) Tel: (___ ) ___________ Fax: (___ ) _______ E-mail _________ o Associate Community • Annual Fee: $250 For Municipal Councils and Regional District Electoral Areas o Associate Organization • Annual Fee: $100 For First Nation Band Councils, Tribal Councils, industry, business, community and other Non-governmental organizations or Corporations o Associate Individual • Annual Fee: $35 For individuals interested in CCN goals, objectives and initiatives (Signature) (Printed Name) (Date) Please mail your application to the address below with a cheque payable to the Coastal Community Network 2814 Heath Drive * Victoria, BC * V9A 2J5 Tel: 250-386-0929 [email protected] www.coastalcommunitynetwork.ca Coastal Community Network The voice of BC's coastal communities [ 2010 Membership Invoice To: Ms. Lois Jackson, Mayor Corporation of Delta 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent Delta, B.C. V4K 3E2 From: Coastal Community Network 2814 Heath Drive Victoria, BC V9A 2J5 Date: March 8, 2010 Re. 2010 Coastal Community Network Membership Membership: Associate Community - $250.00 Please make cheques payable to the Coastal Community Network. 2814 Heath Drive.· Victoria, Be· V9A 2J5 T:(250)386-0929- [email protected] www.coastalcommunitynetwork..ca 90 CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES Local 454 President: Recording Secretary: Josh Turner John Gibson genda A FILE # 04150 -01 March 10,2010 TYPE: Refi1)kfrt- ~ Mayor and Council DEPT: HRfCf The Corporation of Delta A. T. #: 104m .. 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent Comments: Delta, BC V 4K 3E2 ~Vl\th 9il{ LO & evtw ~\tU1~ It is my pleasure to advise you that Lori Whitlum has been selected as the successful candidate for the 2010 United Way Loaned Representative Program. Lori is a member of the Parks Recreation and Culture Department and brings with her great enthusiasm and energy to the position. Lori will be a great asset to the United Way as well, a wonderful ambassador for The Corporation of Delta. I would also like to say thank you to Mayor and Council and to our CAO, George Harvie for the tremendous support you all have given to this worthwhile program. Please join me in wishing Lori well in her appointment. Delta is one of the 24 communities serviced by the United Way in the Lower Mainland, and our employees recognize the importance of contributing to the health and well being of our neighbors, especially during these challenging economic times. CUPE Local 454 supports the employee's philosophy and requested that Delta sponsor an employee to join the United Way Loaned Representative program. Lori Whitlum from PR&C, acting as an ambassador from The Cc: George Harvie, CAO Corporation of Delta, has been selected to provide support to other CUPE 454 Executive workplaces during the 2010 United Way Campaign. Suite 204, 1530 - 56 St., Delta, Be V4L 2A8 • Tel: (604) 943-4526 Fax: (604) 943-4523 • e-mail: [email protected] ,........, ,,~~.q CANADIAN UMON OF PUBUC EMPLOYEES LOCAL 454 SZ'O~1235 91 CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES Local 454 President: Josh Turner Recording Secretary: John Gibson genda - A FILE # 01010 --5'S"" /cUPt: March 10,2010 • Mayor Lois Jackson & Council TYPE: @1;H(~N1UA The Corporation of Delta 4500 Clarence Taylor Cres DEPT: Hg&cf Delta, BC V4K 3E2 A. T #: i04eCo Comments: Your Worship & Council: fUUlh ftlllfJ R~thV MtU1~ Re: April 28th National Day of Mourning Once again the time is near to remember all the workers who have been killed or injured on the job. Our Union, CUPE, has fought for recognition of this day, and it is celebrated in many countries around the world. Our local has for several years conducted a ceremony to commemorate this day, and we are inviting you all to attend. The ceremony will take place: Wednesday, April 28, 2010 10:45 a.m. at Rotary Park We would appreciate you taking the time to join us for this very important ceremony. Yours truly, Wednesday, April 28, 2009 is the official "Day of Mourning for cc: Executive Workers Killed and Injured on the Job". In order to commemorate this day, the opportunity will be provided for staff to attend the ceremony at Rotary Park from 10:45 a.m.
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