Robert Rindt

RUNNING WITH CONTRACT WITH LANGLEY

Farmer/business owner, no age given

Rob Rindt was born and raised in 91原创 on the family farm at 78th [Avenue] and 240th [Street]. He still lives there today.

He is the third generation of farming family that has been working the land for over 70 years.

He is the general manager of Western Turf Farms, the largest turf operation in BC, along with Roots & Wings Distillery for a 鈥渇arm to bottle鈥� operation with a premium local craft product.

His work ethic has been shaped by his experience growing up and being hands on with the family farming effort, watching his parents build a business and evolve as the market changed.

Rob lives with his partner, Rebekah, and our three kids at the family farm.

He is running for council to help farmers, preserve our rural areas and get roads, infrastructure and small business processes back on track.

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Have you held office in past? If so, please specify: No.

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Questions:

(These answers are presented as the candidates submitted them)

1. Should the Township set targets for the creation of more low-income and seniors rental spaces, social housing units, and/or co-op development to improve home security?

Yes.

2. Should the Township create a performing arts venue within the next council term?

Yes.

3. Does the 91原创 Township fire department need to be expanded in terms of crews, equipment, and/or halls?

Yes.

4. Should property tax increases be restricted to the rate of inflation or lower?

Yes.

5. Should the Township encourage greater housing density in new and existing neighbourhoods?

Yes.

6. Should the Township do more to build and upgrade roads, sidewalks, and bike paths in fast-growing areas?

Yes.

7. Is the Township鈥檚 population growing too fast?

Yes.

8. Should the Township consider switching to a municipal police force, instead of using the RCMP?

No.

9. Does the Township have enough parks and public spaces to meet the needs of its growing population?

No.

10. Should the Township commit to making a decision on proposed new developments within 12 months or less?

Yes. Only the Contract With 91原创 team has a clear plan to get this done, affecting supply and real-word costs. Others will say 鈥渓et鈥檚 innovate鈥� without any details. We have detail plan and are committed to making it happen starting on day one.

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How the questions were presented to each candidate

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Towards that end, we have attempted to make this package available (along with the following instructions) to each of the candidates in a timely fashion ahead of the Oct. 15 election.

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