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?

This is currently under review by CSRD staff, in conjunction with the applicable Provincial ministries. The CSRD needs to consider many factors to determine the best and most equitable restructuring options. In some cases, services may become sub-regionally provided, in others there may need to be a division between the two areas. These issues will take some time to resolve. They will, however, be done as part of an open and transparent public process, in conjunction with input and decision-making from the Board of Directors.

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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?