Why am I running for City Council?
Through my seven years living here with my family I have had the privilege of seeing how this city truly is a community. From the pandemic to facing external pressures, residents of Pitt Meadows are always there for each other. I hope to give back to the place I call home and represent Pitt Meadows with a new and younger perspective.
The Platform
The time for change in Pitt Meadows is now
Public Safety
Keep our community safe and protected.
- Make sure pedestrians protected by improving road safety infrastructure such as intersection daylighting.
- Keep our streets safe for our youth by improving cycling infrastructure throughout the city with protected cycle lanes on major streets.
- Add lighting to parks and urban areas with a lighting gap.
Local Economy
Work to support the small local businesses who contribute to our economy.
- Prioritize small businesses (which often produce more economic output) as opposed to large corporations through.
- Attract tourism to our city with its local businesses and natural beauty.
- Support commercial tenants from facing predatory rent increases by advocating to the provincial government for municipalities to have commercial rent control.
Housing
Pitt Meadows anticipates 5000 housing units in the next 20 years, with a current unmet need of over 1500 affordable housing units.
- Expand housing variety such as townhouses, multiplexes, and condos, with some new developments being mixed use, through zoning bylaws.
- Ensure land is used efficiently while making sure to keep our community charm.
Liveable Community
More opportunities will lead to a better city.
- Expand and improve our outdoor spaces such as parks.
- Ensure a climate responsible future by encouraging walkable and transit friendly communities.
- Increase options for youth recreation through more program options and public facilities.
Your Voice
Let's hear from you, what's on your mind.
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