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Calder representing Sidney on
Capital Regional District board

Veteran Sidney Ald. John Calder
will represent the Town of Sid-
nhey’s interests at the board of the
Capital Regional District.

Mayor Marie Rosko made the
appointment at the inaugural
meeting of council Dec. 6, among
with other appointments. Ald. Don
Amos was named Calder’s alter-
nate at the CRD.

“I’m delighted,” Calder said of
the appointment, pointing out his
previous experience at the regional
district level. He served a term as a
director on the largest regional
district board in the province, in
Peace River-Liard in 1977-78, and
has served as an alternate to the
board.

Mayor Rosko will chair a new
committee, Committee C, respon-
sible for port development, with
Amos and Calder. Rosko is also
council’s liaison rep to the Sidney
Silver Threads and sits on the
Economic Development Commit-
tee with Amos and Calder. Repre-
sentatives from the Sidney Associ-
ation of Merchants and the Saa-
nich Peninsula Chamber of Com-
merce, with two members of the
public, make up the economic
development committee.

The only other incumbent alder-
man on Sidney council, Ald. Bob
Jones, is council’s representative
on the Peninsula Recreation Com-
mission. Jones is also the Peninsu-
la Emergency Measures represen-
tative and chairman of the Fire
Warden’s Committee.

In other appointments, Ald.
Dave Goulet is the council liaison
to the Peninsula Water Commis-
sion and the Family Court com-
mittee representative, is council’s
rep to the Tourist Association of
Vancouver Island and sits on the

Reay Creek Advisory committee
and is one of two reps to the
Peninsula Community Associa-
tion.

Ald. Brenda Harfield is the
Town’s director at the Vancouver
Island Regional Library board
table, is council’s voice to the
Memorial Park Society Board, is
the museum advisory liaison rep,
is a Peninsula Community Associ-
ation representative and sits on
Committee B and the Fire War-
den’s committee.

Amos is the chairman of Com-
mittee B, responsible for planning
and development, is the Advisory
Planning Commission liaison and
is council’s representative to the
Downtown Revitalization Com-
mittee.

Following the appointments,
Rosko said “the issues are many
and the issues are complex” and
pointed out that the mayor is an ex
officio member of each and every
committee.

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