COVID-19 Updates
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COMMITTEES & GROUPS
- boards
- committees
- art museum advisory committee
- arts & culture advisory committee
- arts facilities advisory committee
- audit committee
- awards committee
- community engagement committee
- community grants committee
- design review committee
- finance committee
- gleneagles community centre advisory committee
- heritage advisory committee
- lower caulfeild advisory committee
- north shore advisory committee on disability issues
- north shore standing committee on substance abuse
- parcel tax roll review panel
- public art advisory committee
- working groups
Finance Committee
Purpose
The Finance Committee is a standing committee of Council with a mandate to assist Council in fulfilling its oversight responsibilities by reviewing and providing feedback on the accounting, financial reporting, asset management and investment management activities of the District of West Vancouver.
Duties
The primary functions of the committee are:
- review the Five-Year Financial Plan
- review the quarterly financial reports, including reserve funds
- review financial risk management framework
- oversee the Endowment Fund
- oversee the investment program and performance
- review and make recommendations to Council regarding financial policy
- review and make recommendations to Council on fees, charges, and other potential sources of revenue
Council Members
Councillors Wong (Chair), Gambioli and Thompson
Citizen Members
James Boyd, Janine Guenther, and John Robertson
Staff Liaison
Isabel Gordon, Director of Financial Services
Documents
Next Meeting
Date: Wednesday, October 21
Time: 1–3:30 p.m.
Location: Electronic meeting via Municipal Hall, Raven Room, 750 17th Street
In an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19, the District has resumed meetings via electronic communications facilities. Members of the public are able to attend committee meetings in person at Municipal Hall. The public will be able to listen to, and provide input during electronic meetings.
The District requests that you wear a mask in all common areas (i.e. hallways, atrium, restrooms). For your health and safety, physical distancing and enhanced cleaning and sanitization protocols have been implemented.
If you are not able to attend a meeting in-person, written submissions regarding matters that fall within the committee’s mandate to consider can also be submitted to staff liaisons and will be circulated to members prior to a meeting for their information.