Oliver Council Candidate Emphasizes Long-Term Infrastructure Planning

Candidate Leigh Lougheed stresses the importance of planning for Oliver's growth, citing water supply concerns and exploring new sources.

According to a recent article by the Times Chronicle, Oliver council candidate Leigh Lougheed emphasizes the importance of long-term infrastructure planning for the town's growth and development.

Lougheed, who has 18 years of experience in water and wastewater operations, highlights the need to build financial reserves and explore new water sources to ensure a stable supply as the town expands.

He also proposes examining irrigation costs, seeking grants, and considering provincial assistance to support local businesses and create housing options through partnerships with local developers.

Lougheed's priorities include keeping businesses in Oliver, making the community more attractive for families, and addressing issues such as parking requirements and traffic calming measures on Main Street.