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Pitt Meadows election 2014: Michael Hayes

For Pitt Meadows mayor.

For Pitt Meadows mayor

• Name: Michael Hayes.

• Residence: 19463 Davison Rd., Pitt Meadows.

• Occupation/education: retired/SFU computer science.

• Volunteer work: president, Pitt Meadows Community Foundation; chair, citizen of the year selection committee; co-chair, centennial steering committee; parks and leisure festivals committee; chair,  “A Pitt Meadows Christmas”; Children’s Wish; National Youth Service Programs; and International Children’s Festival; Canada Day; Pitt Meadows Day.

 

 

Question:  Please provide an example of what you have done that qualifies you for council.

Answer: I have been proud to call Pitt Meadows home for the past 37 years. I am a volunteer and community leader with a business background in construction and intelligence software programing. I will be a dedicated full-time mayor with knowledge and leadership skills, combined with vision and a pulse on the community.

Q: Who is funding your campaign?

A: As of the date of this submission, I am personally funding my campaign.

 

 

Q: What makes you stand out from other candidates?

A:  I strongly believe in the power of community and have a tremendous amount of pride for our city and the people who live here. Having established good relationships with our MLA, MP, staff and community partners, I am confident I can deliver on what needs to be done to address the top issues that face our community.

 

 

Q: How do you see the City of Pitt Meadows developing in the next 10 years?

A: Pitt Meadows is one of the fastest growing and most desirable locations in the Lower Mainland for business and residential investment.

I see us leveraging our options to create smart growth and development that contributes to our local economy, provides jobs and services close to home, for a sustainable and prosperous future.

5.   What will be your top priority if elected to Pitt Meadows council?

Taxation – increase our commercial and industrial tax base – transportation (an alternate route over the CP Rail line), and smart growth and development.