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What matters most
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A third crossing
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Out of the car
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The wastewater plant
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Where new homes go
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Roads, pipes and taxes
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Bridge tolls
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If taxes were frozen
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Building heights
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Who pays the overrun
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Decided yet?
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What matters most to you this election?
Traffic and transportation
Housing affordability
Growth and density
Taxes and utility charges
Wastewater plant cost
Infrastructure behind growth
Running a local business
Parks, trees and character
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The Province and Ottawa decide this. A mayor can only argue for or against it.
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Should there be a third crossing of Burrard Inlet?
Yes, build it
No, put the money into transit
Only if it carries transit too
Not sure
VANCOUVER NORTH VANCOUVER HONK! HONK! MORE CARS THIRD CROSSING = MORE CARS SKYTRAIN = PEOPLE ARRIVING MORE PEOPLE! Answer to see what your neighbours said.
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TransLink runs the buses; every mayor sits on the Mayors’ Council that approves its plans.
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What would get you out of the car more often?
More frequent buses and RapidBus
SkyTrain to the North Shore
Nothing, I need to drive
I don’t drive
HONK! STILL STUCK! DRIVING = TRAFFIC STAYS IDLE SKYTRAIN + BUS = PEOPLE KEEP MOVING Answer to see what your neighbours said.
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Metro Vancouver owns the plant. The District has a seat at its board.
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The wastewater plant went from $700 million to $3.86 billion. What should happen now?
An independent public inquiry
Full public reporting from Metro Vancouver
Nothing more, finish it and move on
Not sure
WASTEWATER PLANT $700 million $1.4 billion $2.9 billion $3.86 billion $3.86B?! WHO PAYS? Answer to see what your neighbours said.
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The District decides, within the Province’s housing rules and targets.
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Where should new homes go in the District?
In the town centres only
In the centres, plus gentle change on every street
As few new homes as possible
Not sure
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The District decides, in the five-year financial plan every spring.
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Roads and pipes need work. Which would you choose?
A higher tax increase and faster repairs
A lower increase and slower repairs
Not sure
LOWER TAXES HIGHER TAXES PIPES REPLACED TAX BILL $$$$$ BUMP! Answer to see what your neighbours said.
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The Province decides. A mayor can only argue for or against it.
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Should there be a toll or congestion charge on the North Shore bridges between 3 pm and 6 pm, with the money used to lower property taxes?
Yes
No
Only if transit improves first
Not sure
OR NO TOLL you pay with time TOLL, 3 TO 6 PM you pay with money, at rush hour only 10 min 25 min 40 min 60 min TOLL HOURS 3 – 6 PM TAX RELIEF $ $ cars flow · the money lowers your taxes free to cross · stuck in the queue Answer to see what your neighbours said.
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The District decides.
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If property taxes had to be frozen or minimized, what would you cut first?
Outside consultants
Recreation programs
Road repairs
Park and trail upkeep
Do not freeze taxes
DISTRICT HALL PROPERTY TAX CRACK! 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2026 Answer to see what your neighbours said.
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The District decides, within the Province’s transit-area rules.
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How tall should new buildings in Lynn Valley and Lynn Creek be allowed to go?
Six storeys at most
Up to twelve
As tall as it takes to add homes
Not sure
12 STOREYS Answer to see what your neighbours said.
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Metro Vancouver’s board decided the current split; the Province and Ottawa have not contributed to the overrun.
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Who should pay the $2.8 billion the wastewater plant went over budget?
North Shore taxpayers, it is our plant
All of Metro Vancouver
The Province and Ottawa
Not sure
METRO VANCOUVER NORTH VANCOUVER LIONS GATE HA HA! $2.8B. You pay. $2.8B DISTRICT HALL OK. APPROVED Answer to see what your neighbours said.
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Have you decided how you will vote on October 17?
Decided
Leaning one way
Undecided
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Which part of the District do you live in?
Choose your area
Choose… Lynn Valley Lynn Creek Maplewood Seymour Deep Cove Upper Capilano Delbrook / Upper Lonsdale Lions Gate / Lower Capilano Other / not sure
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