Should within (5) five months of the proposed Regional
Strategic Plan being referred to the member municipalities of
the Greater Vancouver Regional District and its Electoral Area
Directors:

a) The Council of a member municipality advise the
Secretary of the Greater Vancouver Regional District
by notice in writing that the municipality has passed a
resolution objecting to the Regional Strategic Plan
Adoption Bylaw receiving first reading; or

An Electoral Area Director advise the Secretary of the
Greater Vancouver Regional District by notice in writing
that he objects to the Regional Strategic Plan Adoption
Sylaw receiving first reading.

The Regional Strategic Plan Adoption Bylaw shall not be
considered for a further (90) ninety days from the date upon
which notice was given to the Secretary of the Greater
Vancouver Regional District by a member municipality or
Electoral Area Director.

The Regional Board and council of the member municipality
or director of the electoral area objecting will then attempt to
resolve the objection(s) and if unable to do so a statement of
the objection shall be included in the Regional Strategic Plan.

After first reading and before third reading of the Regional
Strategic Plan Adoption Bylaw the Regional Board shali hold
a public hearing on the Regional Strategic Plan Adoption
Bylaw at which all persons who believe their interest is
affected shall be afforded a reasonable opportunity to be
heard of present written submissions. Notice of the public
hearing shall state the time, place, and date of the hearing,
the general purpose of the bylaw, and the place and times
that the bylaw can be inspected. The notice must be
published in not less than (2) two issues of a newspaper(s)
circulated throughout the Greater Vancouver Regional District
not less than /3) three or more than (10) ten days before the
public hearing.