Union Bay sets AGM date after weeks of confusion

UNION BAY, B.C- Residents of Union Bay have a new date for their 2019 annual general meeting.

According to a notice posted to the website for the Union Bay Improvement District, the community’s AGM has been re-scheduled to June 3rd, 2019, at 7:00 p.m.

The AGM will be followed by an inaugural meeting on June 10th, 2019 at 7:00 p.m.

Both will be at the Union Bay Community Hall, and landowners are encouraged to attend.

The rescheduled meeting comes after a period of confusion in the community, following their recent trustee board election.

LINK: https://www.mycomoxvalleynow.com/54270/union-bay-hires-consultant-to-figure-out-their-next-steps/

According to the district office, the inaugural meeting on June 10th will have the swearing-in for new trustee Hein Vandenberg. Trustee Paul Healey will be sworn in after his return from a trip in Europe.

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