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“To do” list for CVRD in 2017

There are some big items on the agenda for the Cowichan Valley Regional District in 2017.

Board Chair Jon Lefebure says there are a number of issues he is looking forward to tackling in the new year, including establishing partnerships in efforts to raise the weir.

 

 

Lefebure says they will also look at passing a motion to consider the establishment of a board to look at funding and grant applications as well in the new year.

Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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