Community Response
Community response is the backbone of public input. It can take the form of survey results, engagement at public dialogue sessions or responses gathered at consultation sessions. The CRD's engagement with the public has the specific goal of hearing and taking into account what the public consider important. Everyone has a say, and community response ensures that your say is recorded and taken into account during planning for wastewater treatment.
Esquimalt Public Consultation, July 2010
The CRD held two public engagement sessions in Esquimalt to allow residents to learn about and comment on the McLoughlin Point wastewater facility.
Public Consultation Summary Report, McLoughlin Point (PDF 
)
Saanich East Siting Adjustment Consultation, April-May 2010
An open house and validation session were held on April 20 and May 12 in Saanich East. The CRD gathered input on a possible adjustment of the Saanich East facility to the Saanich owned portion of the Finnerty-Arbutus property. A report on the consultation is due in June 2010.
Public Consultation Summary Report, Saanich East (PDF )
Core Area Procurement Consultation, February 2010
Two open houses were held for residents with a total of 186 people attending. Five elected officials also attended. The open houses were held to present options on procurement of the wastewater project to the public and allow residents a chance to give feedback on the options.
Public Consultation Summary Report on Procurement (PDF )
Victoria-Esquimalt Open Houses, October 2009
Two open houses were held on October 19 and 20 in Esquimalt and Victoria to provide updates on the wastewater treatment project. They were attended by a total of 88 people (72 in Esquimalt, 16 in Victoria), of which 39 residents provided feedback on comment forms. This staff report summarizes the feedback received at these open houses.
Public Consultation Summary Report (PDF )
Saanich East-North Oak Bay Public Consultation, June-July 2009
The key findings of public consultation for siting in the Saanich East-North Oak Bay (SENOB) area are summarized in a report which will provide information and direction to the Core Area Liquid Waste Management Committee (CALWMC).
Read the SENOB Public Consultation Summary Report (PDF )
Core Area Public Consultation, Spring 2009
Community developed principles on triple bottom line values were developed in consultation with attending members of the community, at the Community Dialogue Sessions, in April 2009. This report serves as a summary of the key findings of the Community Consultation Sessions and the
validated 12 Triple Bottom Line Principles that emerged from the analysis of that input.
Read the Public Consultation Summary Report (PDF ), developed from what was heard at the April/May Community Dialogue and Validation Sessions, as well as from public input through surveys and online responses.
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