Coalition for Democratic Nanaimo is a group of neighbourhood and community organizations sponsoring a broadly-based discussion of important issues facing Nanaimo. The discussion will help identify issues and provides a forum for voters to raise questions and for candidates to respond prior to the Nov. 19 municipal election.
Can you tell what will be done about people burning irresponsible with wood stoves? Neighborhoods are getting smoked out so bad that you can’t even go out to enjoy your yard as it is so bad.
I would like to know why there was never a study done showing the cost advantage of building a new annex as opposed to renovating the existing, presuming it really needs renovating anyway.
I would like those seeking re-election to explain the rationale of granting a $12 million building contract without going to a tender
1. Arts and arts funding in our city? 2. The idea of an expert arts development officer position to act as a liaison and consultant to the community, the city counsel and the cultural committee?
Studies show that the faster a city expands the higher go the taxes (and transportation costs) and the less sustainable the city becomes (greater need for transportation). What would you do to address this?
I would clearly like to know which of the candidates for mayor and council would OPPOSE a cull of our urban herd of deer under any circumstance.
ReplyDeleteJudy Wilson
Can you tell what will be done about people burning irresponsible with wood stoves? Neighborhoods are getting smoked out so bad that you can’t even go out to enjoy your yard as it is so bad.
ReplyDeleteLisa
I would like to know what the candidates positions are on protecting green space and trees everywhere in Nanaimo and especially in Linley Valley West.
ReplyDeleteAnthony
I would like to know why there was never a study done showing the cost advantage of building a new annex as opposed to renovating the existing, presuming it really needs renovating anyway.
ReplyDeleteI would like those seeking re-election to explain the rationale of granting a $12 million building contract without going to a tender
Jim
1. Arts and arts funding in our city?
ReplyDelete2. The idea of an expert arts development officer position to act as a liaison and consultant to the community, the city counsel and the cultural committee?
Thank you.
Holly Bright,
Studies show that the faster a city expands the higher go the taxes (and transportation costs) and the less sustainable the city becomes (greater need for transportation). What would you do to address this?
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