Judy Brownoff This is Me

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1. 1. Board

   www.smartgrowth.bc.ca/AboutUs/ - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/26/2008   Last Visited: 6/26/2008

   Judy Brownoff
   
   Director
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   Judy has been a Saanich Councillor since 1993, and a Capital Regional District Director since 1996.She started her own business in 1980 and continues to be a small business operator.
   
   She has extensive experience is transportation, both from chairing cycling and pedestrian committees, cycling regularly, to being the Chair of the Victoria Regional Transit Commission for five years and a member of the BC Transit Provincial Board.During this time the Transit Commission implemented bicycle racks on all buses and any new infrastructure coming into the fleet as well as the first UPASS Program which allowed students at UVIC and Camosun to enjoy the benefits of a universal bus pass.
   
   Judy was the Chair of the CRD Board and during that time (after 7 long years) the Regional Growth Strategy was finally adopted.It was also during that time that she was able to meet with the Minister of Environment and have the Liquid Waste Management Plan accepted with major changes which was the start to move sewage treatment forward in the region.
   
   Judy was the Chair of the CRD Roundtable on the Environment and in that time the RTE was able to push for the new CRD Headquarters Building to be a LEED Gold, and drove the implementation of a Regional GHG and Energy Inventory (the first based across a region in Canada).
   
   She continues to be a strong proponent in the Healthy Communities movement and believes that Smart Growth in community development is a key component for future generations to inherit healthy environments, communities and to prosper.She currently is the Chair of the BC Healthy Communities Steering Committee.

2. 2. BCNG Portals Page

   www.goldstreamgazette.com/port - [Cached]

   Published on: 9/20/2006   Last Visited: 9/20/2006

   Saanich Coun. and CRD board member Judy Brownoff called it unfortunate "staff added a bunch of details."
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   Brownoff, whose motion to back "secondary treatment or better" was tabled in August pending the receipt of more information, said there's little point in pursuing primary treatment because federal regulations are in the works that would require secondary treatment at minimum.

3. 3. Board

   smartgrowth.bc.ca/AboutUs/Boar - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/26/2008   Last Visited: 6/26/2008

   Judy Brownoff
   
   Director
   ...
   Judy has been a Saanich Councillor since 1993, and a Capital Regional District Director since 1996.She started her own business in 1980 and continues to be a small business operator.
   
   She has extensive experience is transportation, both from chairing cycling and pedestrian committees, cycling regularly, to being the Chair of the Victoria Regional Transit Commission for five years and a member of the BC Transit Provincial Board.During this time the Transit Commission implemented bicycle racks on all buses and any new infrastructure coming into the fleet as well as the first UPASS Program which allowed students at UVIC and Camosun to enjoy the benefits of a universal bus pass.
   
   Judy was the Chair of the CRD Board and during that time (after 7 long years) the Regional Growth Strategy was finally adopted.It was also during that time that she was able to meet with the Minister of Environment and have the Liquid Waste Management Plan accepted with major changes which was the start to move sewage treatment forward in the region.
   
   Judy was the Chair of the CRD Roundtable on the Environment and in that time the RTE was able to push for the new CRD Headquarters Building to be a LEED Gold, and drove the implementation of a Regional GHG and Energy Inventory (the first based across a region in Canada).
   
   She continues to be a strong proponent in the Healthy Communities movement and believes that Smart Growth in community development is a key component for future generations to inherit healthy environments, communities and to prosper.She currently is the Chair of the BC Healthy Communities Steering Committee.