Therefore, you'll have to use your imagination - visualize her looking glamorous, like a pit bull with lipstick on, asking Sean her questions regarding Southlands. As usual, she is determined to be 100% informed, before casting her vote.
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| I love our friendly neighbourhood! So great to greet so many neighbours coming and going to and from the Open House. It was fun to be part of the conversations and to hear their opinions, concerns, and excitement. |
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| I can not say for sure, but there may have been one more apple on that tree, oops (yum) |
As it's our neighbourhood, I was very interested to see the "neighbourhood centre" part of the plan.
The group was very diligent at studying the plans and reading the literature.
The questionnaire had lots of room for comments.
I snoopily checked the box and there were a number of completed forms.
There were pockets of discussions happening everywhere in the room
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Neil Corbett getting his facts right and being part of the discussion with Sean
I like the colours
Debbie Kemp, Director Delta Chamber and neighbour, came out to review the plans
Dahlias in the Earthwise Garden - breathtaking
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| The original Gunn home |
It was a good evening, I am glad I went. I feel better being in the know and getting my questions answered.
Speaking of being in the know, today Sylvia Bishop announced that she is running for Council. And just yesterday the newly formed electoral organization, Renew Delta, announced that they would be participating in the election. Ah, the fireworks are going to be spectacular!
If you have a concern, or if you want to know where Heather stands on Southlands, contact her - her information is at the top of the page.
While you're chatting with her, book a table for the Gala!
Come to the Gala and party like a KING with the KING!
I love Sean's development plan for the Southlands. It's responsible, attractive and the outcome of many years consultation. Your photos are beautiful, Barb!
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