A governance study looking at ways to enhance governance within the Regional District of Okanagan Similkameen's Electoral Area "D" recently awarded a consultant's contract to Leftside Partners inc.
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August 29, 2015 - 2:35 PM
PENTICTON - The committee looking at alternative options for governance of Area "D" has selected a consultant for the study.
Leftside Partners Inc. has been selected as the consulting firm to lead the governance study committee in engaging citizens to accurately assess governance and service issues in the Regional District of Okanagan Similkameeen’s rural Electoral Area “D.”
The governance study hopes to review and consider other methods of local governance for the whole of Electoral Area “D,” a widely diverse rural area that has the highest population in the district.
Incorporation of Okanagan Falls is not under consideration for this study and any recommendations stemming from it will not displace or compromise any existing initiatives within regional district Area “D.”
The committee and Leftside Partners Inc. will meet in September to finalize their public engagement consultation plan as well as to implement timelines for the study.
Future meetings will be open to the public with a schedule posted for each meeting.
For further information or to get up to date information about the study as it proceeds, visit the webpage www.rdos.bc.ca and look under “popular links” for the study.
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