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The documents in this collection are submissions made to the Board of Examiners as a requirement for the Certificate in Local Government Executive Management. These research papers provide unique perspectives on the local government management challenges faced by CAO’s, including providing solutions and insights that may be beneficial to others.< Previous Resource 8 of 24 Next >
2007 December - Drafting the District of Lillooet Economic Opportunities Plan
Publisher: Province of British Columbia
Author: Loyer, Grant
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Posting Date: June 7, 2011
Year Published: 2011
Abstract:
Grant Loyer, Chief Administrative Officer, District of Lillooet
This paper looks at a specific period of time from when the Chief Administrative Officer began his job in April 2006 to when the City delivered the first District of Lillooet Economic Opportunities Plan to the Premier at the UBCM Convention in October 2006. It concentrates on the CAO's central role in the development of the plan and the steps involved with creating the document. The steps included multiple meetings with Council over their corporate vision and values and ranking their economic priorities; consulting municipal departments for their specialized input; holding Town Hall meetings for public consultation; and the outcomes and lessons learned once the plan was approved.
This paper looks at a specific period of time from when the Chief Administrative Officer began his job in April 2006 to when the City delivered the first District of Lillooet Economic Opportunities Plan to the Premier at the UBCM Convention in October 2006. It concentrates on the CAO's central role in the development of the plan and the steps involved with creating the document. The steps included multiple meetings with Council over their corporate vision and values and ranking their economic priorities; consulting municipal departments for their specialized input; holding Town Hall meetings for public consultation; and the outcomes and lessons learned once the plan was approved.
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