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February 20, 2006

Source: Wilfrid Laurier University:
http://www.wlu.ca/news_detail.php?grp_id=28&nws_id=1250&filter_type=notice

Region of Waterloo looking for student represention on advisory committee

The Region of Waterloo is looking for student represention on a Growth Management Strategy/Rapid Transit Public Advisory Committee.

The Regional Growth Management Strategy/Rapid Transit Public Advisory Committee was initiated in 2005 to help with the implementation of the Regional Growth Management Strategy and the Rapid Transit Initiative.

This committee is composed of members that have a wide range of expertise, background and interests in the areas of:

  • business

  • health

  • environment

  • education,

  • planning

  • agriculture

  • development

  • transportation

  • social services.

    The main focus of this Committee includes:

  • public consultation

  • identification of key stakeholders and community contacts

  • responding to the key strategies formulated.

    For more information on the Regional Growth Management Strategy and the Rapid Transit Initiative, visit: www.region.waterloo.on.ca/rgms.

    What Type of Commitment will this Require?

    The Committee meets approximately once every 6 weeks. Meetings are from 5-8 p.m. Dinner is included. Students will be appointed for a one-year term with a possibility of renewal. Committee members may be invited to participate in subcommittees or other events on a voluntary basis.

    Why should I apply?

    This is an ideal opportunity to voice your thoughts and ideas about the future of Waterloo Region. How should we accommodate population and employment growth? How do we address environmental concerns? What role can urban design play in creating quality spaces? How will transportation and land-use planning affect our urban environment?

    In addition, you will have a chance to:

  • Learn about regional initiatives and help shape their implementation

  • Discuss and debate important issues

  • Meet other members of the community and staff who share your commitment to Waterloo Region

  • But most importantly, your perspective will be heard and VALUED!

    How will candidates be chosen?

    One representative will be selected from Wilfrid Laurier University, the University of Waterloo and Conestoga College. Candidates will be evaluated based on availability, and reasons for wanting to participate in the Committee and knowledge of Waterloo Region.

    How do I apply?

  • Fill out the attached application form

  • Include any other material that would be helpful for the selection process (such as a resume or reference letter)

  • Fax, mail or drop off your application by Friday February 24, 2006

  • Email applications will also be accepted if all required information is provided

    For more information, contact:

    Brooke Lambert, Planner

    Region of Waterloo

    150 Frederick Street, 5th Floor

    Kitchener ON N2G 4J3

    Phone: 519-575-4500 Ext. 3113

    Fax: 519-575-4449

    Email:lbrooke@region.waterloo.on.ca


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