The Comox Valley Regional Growth Strategy (RGS), adopted in 2011, promotes human settlement that is socially, economically, and environmentally healthy and makes efficient use of public facilities and services, land, and other resources. In addition, one of the intents of the RGS and Regional Sustainability priority is to provide a mechanism for regional collaboration.
The RGS includes eight goals related to: housing, ecosystems, natural areas and parks, local economic development, transportation, infrastructure, food systems, public health and safety, and climate change. Regional Sustainability and the RGS provide broad opportunity for data collection, monitoring and reporting to support regional district, municipal, and senior government decision-making and public awareness and education.
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The Comox Valley Regional Growth Strategy (RGS), adopted in 2011, promotes human settlement that is socially, economically, and environmentally healthy and makes efficient use of public facilities and services, land, and other resources. In addition, one of the intents of the RGS and Regional Sustainability priority is to provide a mechanism for regional collaboration. The RGS includes eight goals related to: housing, ecosystems, natural areas and parks, local economic development, transportation, infrastructure, food systems, public health and safety, and climate change. Regional Sustainability and the RGS provide broad opportunity for data collection, monitoring and reporting to support regional district, municipal, and senior government decision-making and public awareness and education.