Susan Barry

"There's no strict criteria for a developer to follow," said Susan Barry, chief executive officer of the Bow Valley Builders and Developers Association.
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"A developer could be asked to go back and get a better answer to a question, come back with an answer, and then have another councilor ask another question that would kick start the process all over again," said Barry.
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Barry says that developers are not against the concept of a sustainability reporting system, but fears that the SSR is so broad and so vague that development will be help up for very long periods of time costing not only developers time and money, but also denying the community more housing openings in what is a very tight housing market.

The Bow Valley Builders and Developers Association were one of many stakeholder groups that the Town asked for input, but Barry says that "by the time we were involved the matrix portion had already been approved, and the input that we did have on the process of the SSR was largely thrown out by council.">

Susan Barry, former CEO of the Bow Valley Builders and Development Association, said it is vague, contains inconsistencies in policies and has several legal issues that the town might face if it passed the current version.

Barry said CSP lacks important definitions.

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