> Home > In the News > 2009 News and Information > Volunteer Work Group Needed for Richmond’s Multi-Family Water Meter Program - We’d Like Your Input
2009 News and Information
Volunteer Work Group Needed for Richmond’s Multi-Family Water Meter Program - We’d Like Your Input
07 May 2009The City of Richmond will be considering expressions of interest from persons who wish to volunteer and provide feedback on Richmond’s multi-family water metering program.
Subject to Council approval, the anticipated major work items of the work group are to:
- identify options for establishing and expanding the multi-family water meter program
- hold public meetings (as required) to hear community concerns and suggested solutions regarding multi-family water metering issues
- evaluate public concerns and develop options and strategies to address the concerns
- possibly present to Council the work group’s final recommendations regarding multi-family water metering
Work group members are sought from the following two categories:
- Richmond multi-family residents (3 members)
- Other stakeholders (2 members)
These are voluntary positions with no remuneration and are for a term to expire on approximately August 31, 2009.
Interested applicants are invited to submit a brief letter of interest, identifying the above category they are applying for and outlining their reasons for wishing to serve on the work group.
Application forms are available from Chris Blackwell at 604-276-4027.
Applications should be submitted to the attention of Chris Blackwell, Richmond City Hall, 6911 No. 3 Road, Richmond, BC, V6Y 2C1 by noon on Thursday, May 14, 2009.
For more information, contact Siu Tse, Engineering Planning, at 604-276-4075.
