Does that mean the services we have now won’t change in the future?

Once the Board is sworn into office in November 2022, the elected Directors of Electoral Area C and G may have suggestions for changes to current services or the addition of others. If that is the case, these Directors must follow the due process laid out by the Local Government Act and by CSRD bylaw to make changes. This includes processes such as public notification and multiple readings of bylaws before changes can be made. 

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1. Why was a new Electoral Area needed?
2. Who decided where the boundaries would be?
3. Why couldn’t Electoral Area C just have two Directors?
4. Who represents me on the CSRD Board?
5. Who makes the decisions in Electoral Area C and G?
6. What does the creation of Electoral Area G mean for the CSRD services I receive?
7. Does that mean the services we have now won’t change in the future?
8. What does this mean for property taxes in Electoral Area C and G?
9. How will assets or reserve funds that belonged to Electoral Area C now be divided between the new Electoral Area C and Electoral Area G?