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BC Syrian Refugee Operation to HR&CP 130156 21 Immigrant Services BC: One Year in – a Roadmap to Society of BC Integration and Citizenship Report H.01 Mayor and Council External Correspondence Summary January 30, 2017 FROM TOPIC DEPT. A.T. # Hon. C. Clark, Premier of 2017 Delta Trades and Technical Career HR&CP 130142 18 British Columbia Fair 19 D. Naysmith Title Change for The Corporation of Delta HR&CP 130237 20 A. and B. Gee Fraser Valley Regional Library HR&CP 130238 P. Woroch, CEO, ISSofBC Syrian Refugee Operation to HR&CP 130156 21 Immigrant Services BC: One Year In – A Roadmap to Society of BC Integration and Citizenship Report D. Dilworth, Manager, 2017 Metro Vancouver Homeless Count HR&CP 130271 Government Relations, (March 7-8, 2017) CC: POL 22 BC Non-Profit Housing Association Mayor M.D. Brodie, City Letter to British Columbia Lottery HR&CP 130234 23 of Richmond Corporation re Possible Casino in Delta CC: CAO G. Edwards Police Look to Strengthen Ties in 2017 – POL 130294 24 January 4th Delta Optimist (Memorandum from the Chief Constable Refers) 25 K. & A. Joy 2017 Taxes FIN 130275 J. Hutton You Really Want to Hear From Me? - FIN 130289 26 2017 Financial Plan B. Yaworski 2017 Financial Plan FIN 130236 27 CC: FIRE S. Hamilton, MLA, Delta Light Up North Delta 2016 FIRE 130133 28 North I. Wier-Jones, President, ShakeAlarm Earthquake Early Warning FIRE 130250 29 Weir-Jones Engineering System Consultants Ltd. S. Piggot 2017 Collection Calendar for Delta’s ENG 130239 30 Recycling, Green Can and Garbage Program 1 H.01 Mayor and Council External Correspondence Summary January 30, 2017 FROM TOPIC DEPT. A.T. # A. Frustaci, President, Parking Signs on Bridge Street ENG 130233 31 Ladner Business CC: PU&C Association 32 G. Edwards Thank You for the Trees ENG 130254 F. Bateman Sunshine Village Neighbourhood CP&D 130219 Rezoning Application – Request 33 Response to the Petition That Has Been Circulated 34 G. Swartz Sunshine Village Proposal CP&D 130221 W. & B. Stasiuk Sunshine Village Neighbourhood CP&D 130222 35 Rezoning Application S. and G. Back Proposed Neighbourhood Rezoning at CP&D 130235 36 Sunshine Village 37 S. and D. Poetker Sunshine Village Rezoning Petition CP&D 130240 G. and W. Watkins Proposed Neighbourhood Rezoning of CP&D 130241 38 Sunshine Village – We Do Not Support this Petition K. Siefken Proposed Rezoning, Development CP&D 130253 39 Variance Permit & Subdivision Application at 9195 and 9205 Hardy Rd. 2 18 genda FILE # BRITISH ColumbiaCOLUMBIA TYPE: li. A DEPT:_ HiCtcf December 22,201622, 2016 AT.#- ^ Comments: ^ Her WorshipWorship Lois Jackson ^ MayorMayor oftheof the Corporation of Delta - ^ ^ i Laura Dixon J /HcehKy Delta Board of EducationEducation J ® e/oc/o 4500 Clarence TaylorTaylor Crescent Delta,Delta, ECBC V4K 3E23E2 Cewel Dear MayorMayor Jackson and Ms. Dixon: 52 \ Thank youyou for your letter regardingregarding the 2017 Delta Trades and Technical Career Fair. This will bebe the fifth y yearear that your community is hosting this great event to inspire more people to pursue future careers in the tradestrades and technical sectors. It is encouraging to know that so many o community partners,partners, including the Industry Training Authority,Authority, WorkBC and Find Your Fit,Fit, are on board and supporting the Fair.Fair. I have shared your information with the Honourable Shirley Bond,Bond, Minister of Jobs,Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training,Training, and Minister responsible for Labour. She will ask her officials to review your request for financial support,support, and to be in touch with you directly for further discussions.discussions. I commend youyou for youryour ongoing efforts to emphasizeemphasize the importance of trades training and technologytechnology as keykey careercareer choiceschoices for future generations. HappyHappy New YearYear to you both.both. This is Premier Clark's response to Mayor Jackson's November 2016 request for funding from the Province to support the Delta SincSincerely,erely, Trades and Technical Career Fair. The fifth annual 2017 Delta Trades & Technical Career will take place on April 27 at Sungod CL;z;-CL( Recreation Centre. Christy Clark MAYOR'S OFFICE Premier DEC 2 8 2016 Pe:Pc: Honourable Shirley Bond RECEIVED OfficeofOffice of thethe MailingMailing Address: Location:Locarion: websitewebsire PremierPremier PCPO Box9041Box 9041 StnSen ProvGovtPrav Govr ParliamentBuildingsPa rliament Buildings www.gov.bc.cawww.gov.bc.ca VictoriaVictoria BCBe V8W9E1V8W 9E1 VictoriaVictoria THE CORPORATION OF DELTA Office of The oMayOJ; Lois E. JlIcksol1 0 elta School £ :fA District Inspired Learning November 25,2016 The Honourable Christy Clark Premier of British Columbia PO Box 9041, Stn Prov Govt Victoria, BC V8W 9E1 Dear Premier, Re: 2017 Delta Trades & Technical Career Fair We are jointly writing to you seeking funding support for the Delta Trades & Technical Career Fair. This event aligns with the BC Skills for Jobs Blueprint by preparing young people in Delta and beyond to get first in line for jobs that meet the needs of industry in today's economy. On April 27, 2017 the fifth annual Delta Trades & Technical Career Fair will be held at Sungod Recreation Centre in North Delta to inspire as many people as possible to pursue future careers in the trades and technical areas. The event offers over 90 hands on, interactive exhibits for more than 3,500 attendees. We encourage you to attend the Career Fair in April- please watch for your invitation in the near year. For more information please visit \WIW. delta. ca/careerfair. The Delta Trades & Technical Career Fair requires a significant annual investment of more than $100,000 by its partners: The Corporation of Delta, Delta School District, British Columbia Institute of Technology, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, and Vancouver Community College, as well as dozens of other employers and industry organizations that participate as exhibitors. Some of these exhibitors are Provincial Govemment organizations, including the Industry Training Authority, WorkBC, and the Find Your Fit Tour. The goals of this event are closely in line with the Province's goals for trades training and education. An investment by the Province in the Delta Trades & Technical Career Fair will support the BC Skills for Jobs Blueprint and help to ensure the ongoing sustainability of the event. We ~ppreciate your consideration of our request and hope you will seize the opportunity to become our partner in inspiring the next generation to pursue trades and technical careers. ( - / \"'-"/Laura Oi on Chairperson, Delta Board of Education 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent. Delta, British Columbia, Canada V4K 3E2 T 604 946-3210 I F 604946-6055 I E )J)t)liS2T..2.:d.,glt:1. ca Same le~er to: The Honourable Andrew Wilkinson, Minister of Advanced Education The Honourable Mike Bernier, Minister of Education The Honourable Shirley Bond, Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training and Minister Responsible for Labour The Honourable Amrik Virk, Minister of Technology, Innovation and Citizens' Services cc: $cott Hamilton, MLA, Delta North Vicki Huntington, MLA Delta South Delta Council Delta Board of Education Delta CouncillDelta Board of Education Liaison Committee George V. Harvie, Chief Admini.strative Officer, Corporation of Delta Doug Sheppard, Superintendent, Delta School District No. 37 19 JVja^Mayoror Council From: Talk to Delta Sent: Friday,Friday, January 13, 2017122017 12:13:13 PM Agendagenda To: Mayor & Council FILEFILE# # OIIOO'O/OUDO '--D! Subject: FW: New form entry is submitted From: Corporation of Delta -No Reply M Sent: Friday, January 13, 2017 12:08 PM |«MRlk To: Talk to Delta Subject:Subject: New form entry is submitted z \ I!?. o The Corporation ofDelta l-A. httphttp://www.delta.ca://www.delta.ca OJ TYPE;TYPE: eeqv la t A:pfnd&.. New form submission DEPT: I:f fl-. 'r ce r- A.T.A.T. #: \30« 31= Talk to Delta Commerts-.c omments: ,Ttl Il t! a ('1 :;,0 1'1 YL Submitted on 13 January 20172017,. via IP 2424.207.77.200.207.77 .200 Re~V1IM (flee h j First Name David Last Name Naysmith Telephone Email AddressAddress * concerning the recent comments of Mayor Jackson, relating to considering a title change from the corporation of Delta to perhaps the CCityity of Delta.Delta, I have the following suggestion.suggestion. Although I am not against the title of City,City. I do find it hard to think of our municipality as Talk to Delta (Inquiries/Report a a city, but I am in favour of linking our three major communities of Problem/Comments/ComplProblem/Comments/Compliments)iments) Tsawassen,Tsawassen. Ladner.Ladner, and North Delta along with perhaps the several * smaller communities of East DeltaDelta,, Annieville, Port Guishon etc.etc. I would suggest we consider "The Townships of Delta" our communities could also be listed on letterhead and business cards and potentially provide a basis for any discussion on a "ward" system in electoral reform. Thank you David Naysmith Address 4671 - 54A St.st. LadnerLadner,, V4K2Z9 According to Section 10 (1) of the Local Government Act, a municipality may be incorporated as either a village, town, city or district municipality, depending on its population and population density. Delta is seeking reclassification from a district municipality to a city in an effort to clarify its role and identity. 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