Supports
- Pivoting to prioritize core municipal services: recreation, transportation, municipal servicing and fiscally responsible governance [source]
- Making sure 'growth pays its fair share' through stronger and better infrastructure coordination [source]
- Hiring a new (his site says 'Corporate Administrative Officer') with the skills 'to get us on track', with clear expectations and accountability for senior staff [source]
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- Earlier, more meaningful public engagement and plain-language communication about what decisions cost and how they affect taxes and services [source]
- Making emergency preparedness (wildfire, flood, landslides, highway closures) a visible, ongoing priority with regular testing of plans and investments in resilience [source]
- Keeping regional transit, parking, active transportation and Highway 99 reliability high on the agenda, with stronger provincial coordination [source]
- Practical infrastructure planning that balances vehicle access with safer active transportation and is 'attractive, durable, and financially responsible' [source]
- Having a technical (engineering) voice on council [source]
Against
- How the District currently handles growth: says it 'could be doing a much better job capturing the benefits and mitigating the hardships associated with growth' [source]
- Residents being 'left feeling surprised after decisions have already been made' [source]
- Treating emergency preparedness as something 'addressed only after a crisis' [source]
Where Luc stands
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Growth & developmentManaged mix
Does not call for slowing or for any particular built form. His focus is that growth must pay its fair share and that infrastructure keeps pace: stronger , better infrastructure coordination, and public spaces and services for all ages. [source]
“As new housing, commercial projects, and major developments move forward, Council must ensure growth pays its fair share and delivers real community benefits.”
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Housing affordabilityHasn’t said
We could not find anything Luc has said publicly about this.
Homelessness & supportive housingHasn’t said
We could not find anything Luc has said publicly about this.
Policing & community safetyHasn’t said
We could not find anything Luc has said publicly about this.
Taxes & spendingCore services first; fiscally responsible governance
Wants an urgent pivot to core municipal services and 'fiscally responsible governance', and wants residents to understand what major decisions cost and how they affect taxes. Also supports investment in roads, utilities, public spaces and recreation facilities. No specific position found on tax-increase targets, borrowing, or named projects such as Brennan Park. [source]
“We urgently need to pivot to prioritize core municipal services such as recreation, transportation, municipal servicing and fiscally responsible governance.”
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Environment & Woodfibre LNGHasn’t said
We could not find anything Luc has said publicly about this.
Transportation & transitKeep regional transit, parking, active transport and Hwy 99 high on the agenda
Will advocate for practical transportation solutions, stronger provincial coordination on highway safety and closures, and long-term planning that better connects Squamish with Whistler, Vancouver and the SLRD. Does not say how regional transit should be funded. [source]
“The next Council must keep regional transit, parking, active transportation, and highway reliability high on the agenda.”
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Jobs & local economyHasn’t said
We could not find anything Luc has said publicly about this.
Luc’s own priority list
- Municipal infrastructure
- Leadership, accountability & transparency
- Responsible development
- Emergency management
- Transportation & highway safety
About Luc
Civil Engineering Technologist and Public Works Inspector, and a former firefighter. Has lived and worked in the Sea-to-Sky corridor for 15 years and moved to Squamish with his family four years ago. Says he decided to run after an 'unpleasant' first experience engaging with the District on a development issue as an impacted resident.
Where Luc leans on money, growth and LNG
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