Ray Chisholm

He's a life-long resident, husband and grandfather of 6 little future Oakville residents.

These changes to our agreements with the Provincial agency are unacceptable to us.

Ray's Council Motion of July 2023 resulted in Oakville adopting the policy that green infrastructure be preferred, and grey infrastructure only where necessary, with a program of public consultation.

Growth is inevitable, but it must be sensible, balanced development that respects infrastructure adequacy, and neighbourhood preservation in response to local population increases.

Oakville must pressure the province for the long-promised Kerr Street Grade Separation in order to provide crucial infrastructure needed to handle increased in high density developments in Midtown and Kerr Village.

Ray will push for better adherence to Oakville's commitment to green infrastructure as a first choice in new stormwater installations as well as retrofits.

We must protect neighbourhoods, utilities & infrastructure, and uphold environmental standards.

More work must be done on making the Town of Oakville, its services and those who serve residents more accessible and transparent.