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City Initiatives

The City is currently involved in a number of significant initiatives. Check this page often as it will be frequently updated to provide information about the progress we are making on each of them.

1. Official Community Plan Review webpage

2. Pool Referendum Information - Yes- 499 No- 133

3. The Downtown Revitalization Implementation Plan involves extending the design features of the new City Square along the rest of Craig Street. A draft concept plan was chosen in consultation with downtown businesses and City residents. Draft Concept Plan
The City is now getting a detailed design completed and obtaining updated cost estimates

4. The City has begun a Boundary Restructure Study that will explore the potential advantages and disadvantages of including portions of the surrounding area within the City boundaries. The City currently provides water and fire protection services to the majority of the study area.

A public committee has been established and is made up of 5 Electoral Area Citizens, 3 Citizens from within the City, 1 representative from Cowichan Tribes and 1 Citizen from North Cowichan.

5. On an ongoing basis we work to support the initiatives of the Downtown Business Improvement Association, such as their thriving City Square Market and the ever-popular Christmas Light-up and Fireworks Display.


City Partnerships

The City is actively involved with numerous organizations that are also working to increase the health and safety of our community. These include:

Cowichan Valley Safer Futures - Safer Futures is a community development and research program that looks at issues of personal security for women, children and other marginalized groups in their communities, and works at the community level to develop and implement solutions.  http://www.saferfutures.org

Community Policing - The North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP, in partnership with the City of Duncan and the Municipality of North Cowichan, opened three community policing stations in the region in 2003 (Duncan, Cowichan Bay, Chemainus) http://members.shaw.ca/warmlandcops

 

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