Date: October 25\, 2007 \;
\n\nLocation: Metropolitan \; Hotel Vancouver (near corner of Howe and West Georgia Streets) 645 Howe Street Vancouver\, British Columbia \;
\n\nNorth Vancouver'\;s Waterfront is undergoing dramatic changes and is a vibrant waterfront destination moving forward ... fast!
\n\nHear about the challenges and the success experienced while undergoing such dramatic growth.
\n\nSustainability endeavors\, relationships with stakeholders\, a new Pocket Cruise Industry\, and possibly \;the National Maritime Centre \;are all part of the master plan.
\n\nCheck out the City of North Vancouver'\;s web site for more details but register now and meet two of the key individuals steering the ship. http://www.cnv.org/
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\nCity of North Vancouver Mayer Darrell R. Mussatto is serving his first term. He was first elected to City Council in 1993 and has served four terms as Councillor. His priority issues are sustainability\, affordability and homelessness. A paramedic with B.C. Ambulance Service\, Mayor Mussatto also holds a BA and Professional Teaching Certificate\, as well as a Health and Fitness Certificate.
Richard H. White was appointed the City of North Vancouver&rsquo\;s Director of Community Development in August\, 2007. He has served the City of North Vancouver since 1984 in a variety of positions including City Planner and Waterfront Development Manager. A graduate of the Master&rsquo\;s program at the School of Community and Regional Planning at the University of British Columbia\, he has also held planning positions with the Regional District of Central Okanagan and the City of Vancouver and as a consultant\, he has worked for community organizations and the U.B.C. Centre for Human Settlements.
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\n LOCATION:Metropolitan Hotel Vancouver (near corner of Howe and West Georgia Streets) 645 Howe Street Vancouver\, British Columbia UID:e.9214.13 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260419T025921Z URL:http://bcsca.memberzone.com/events/details/challenges-to-growth-in-the-gvrd-10-25-2007-13 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR