Two already-declared 91原创 Township candidates will be running under the 鈥淐ontract With 91原创鈥� banner, the civic party has announced.

Rob Rindt was the first person to declare for council, in May, while Tim Baillie announced his candidacy shortly afterwards.

On the 鈥淐ontract With 91原创鈥� , four more candidate spots are listed as 鈥渃oming soon.鈥�

It is one of two new 91原创 Township political parties registered with Elections BC, along with the 鈥�Elevate 91原创 Voters Association鈥� created by former 91原创 East MLA and provincial Solicitor-General Rich Coleman.

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Rindt, a Glen Valley resident who operates three farm businesses in the Township, including Roots & Wings Distillery, said he is running 鈥渢o be a new voice for small business owners and farmers within the Township of 91原创, to manage growth, build the infrastructure we [are] so behind on, but also ensure we preserve our rural character.鈥�

鈥淚鈥檝e been following Council meetings for quite a while, and what I see is a status quo still thinking this is the same 91原创 of 20 years ago, and not considering what it could or will be in 20 years,鈥� Rindt added.

鈥淲e need to change that,鈥� he said.

Contract With 91原创 founder Eric Woodward, who is running as mayor, described Rindt as 鈥渘o-nonsense, common sense, [someone who] has the business and the real-world farming experience we need.鈥�

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Baillie, a retired fire captain, served as Vice President of the BC Professional Fire Fighters Association from 2000-2008. He also served as a Ministerial Assistant to the BC Minister of Labour from 1999-2001.

The South 91原创 resident is described in the party press release as 鈥渁 constant advocate for numerous charities, especially focusing on homelessness and accessibility to youth sports.鈥�

Baillie said he and Woodward 鈥渁gree on the specific changes and improvements that have to be made to better protect residents of 91原创 and our firefighters while catching up with growth and planning for the future.鈥�

Woodward said the Township has 鈥渘ever seen a Council candidate like Tim, for a long time. It鈥檚 a great opportunity for 91原创 to have the experience on Council we need to prepare our fire service and youth sports for the future.鈥�

Municipal voters will go to the polls Oct. 15.