Dave Bartram

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  Published on: 6/30/2009    Last Visited: 6/30/2009  

  Attendees at the groundbreaking also included the chair of Island Coastal Economic Trust, Joe Stanhope; RDN's electoral area H director Dave Bartram and BC Minister of Agriculture and Lands Ron Cantelon.
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  'This will be a huge economic driver and the the green building techniques can serve a training aspect purpose for the RDN's building inspection service," said Bartram.

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  Published on: 12/17/2004    Last Visited: 12/17/2004  

  "I think it's a big issue for all residents in the regional district," said Dave Bartram, RDN director for the area.The committee will consist of Bartram, the area's District 69 Recreation Committee representative, and the five members from the community.

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  Published on: 5/4/2007    Last Visited: 5/5/2007  

  Area H's director Dave Bartram raised the issue in light of delegations appearing at the last EAPC to voice their frustration with the location of road access for a resort development in Qualicum Bay.
  
  At that 6:30 p.m. meeting, delegates spoke against the plans causing it to run over by 20 minutes â€" into the allotted time for the committee of the whole meeting which normally follows at 7 p.m.
  
  Some board members expressed annoyance at the delay and inconvenience and the matter was referred to staff to come up with a solution.
  
  However at the following board meeting Bartram, chair for the EAPC, proposed his own suggestion.
  
  "Land use planning is the most important function of the regional district for electoral areas," he said."I would suggest not to restrict freedom of speech and that we begin electoral area planning meetings 30 minutes earlier."
  
  While the idea of limiting the allotted time of 10 minutes per delegate had previously been floated Bartram rejected any such move.
  
  "Restricting the time allotment for delegations sends the wrong message to electoral areas," he said.
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  "Bartram is right ...

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  Published on: 8/23/2005    Last Visited: 8/23/2005  

  It wasn't okay three years ago, and it's not okay now, says Dave Bartram, Regional District of Nanaimo director for Area H, about a proposed pest management plan by E&N Railway Company"I said 'why are they trying to do this again?'" says Bartram of his reaction to seeing a legal notice in last week's The News about a proposed plan to spray herbicides along its rail lines and along Lighthouse Country's drinking water intakes
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  "The issue for us in Area H is our drinking water supply and the vulnerability [of it]," says BartramMost of the drinking water comes from wells, either from individual land owners or through the Deep Bay, Bowser and Qualicum Bay water districts.They're unconfined aquifers, he explains, which means there isn't much protection for their water's safety"They're fed by rain and there's no impervious layer," says Bartram - meaning that whatever the water picks up on its way through, will come through people's taps as well
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  Bartram, also sent a letter to his constituents warning them of the proposalHe says he has had a lot of response from people in the area"I sure have, I have e-mails, letters â about 20 or 30 people who have sent letters to E&N already," says BartramThere should be more concerned he adds, as the proposed area on which to use the chemicals runs from Victoria to Courtenay, and Parksville to Port Alberni

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  Published on: 5/1/2007    Last Visited: 5/2/2007  

  In response to the controversial application, Dave Bartram, electoral director for Area H, submitted a motion that the RDN send a letter to federal and provincial authorities requesting a full environmental assessment and that the RDN be advised of the results.

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  Published on: 6/15/2007    Last Visited: 6/16/2007  

  A petition with 250 signatures, Speed Watch monitoring and lobbying by Dave Bartram, the area's electoral director for the Regional District of Nanaimo, has made little progress.

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  Published on: 5/24/2005    Last Visited: 5/25/2005  

  *Area H director Dave Bartram received $21,247.91 last year.

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  Published on: 3/29/2005    Last Visited: 3/29/2005  

  Dave Bartram, RDN director for the area, says there just isn't enough demand to financially support the service.Currently there are only three people in Area H who are using the system.Previously the Parksville HandyDart serviced Area H, but since Parksville and Qualicum Beach have moved to the Community Bus system, those buses are no longer available."Now we have an exclusive service out to Area H for three people," says Bartram.Bartram says he has spoken to each of the residents and alternate plans for them have been worked out.

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  Published on: 7/15/2005    Last Visited: 7/16/2005  

  Dave Bartram, RDN director for Area H, says there have been problems on the roads over the past few years.The road was originally designed for logging trucks," he says, but with provincial and regional parks and campsites in the area, as well as the Horne Lake Caves attraction, more and more passenger vehicles are using the roads.Bartram says he has heard complaints from both sides.The truck drivers complain that the low-hanging canopy forces them to drive in the middle of the road - something the ministry has promised to clean up. As well, there have been incidents where the trucks have forced smaller vehicles off the road, and a logging truck ran into the bridge on the road.The road, he says, is too narrow for the volume of traffic, and the current gravel surface needs to be paved, or at least seal coated.For now, says Bartram, more signage is going up and letters have been sent to the trucking companies asking drivers to slow down and obey the 50 kilometre per hour speed limit.

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  Published on: 3/22/2005    Last Visited: 3/22/2005  

  Electoral Area H director Dave Bartram says this will ensure the area is preserved as-is.

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