This is the year.

i am running for Mayor of Lumby and this is my 46 – point Platform.

LUMBY MAYOR PLATFORM 2022

1. 24/7 Live Feed from the Mayor’s Office. All Community dealings will be static recorded, Phone Calls, Zoom Calls and Emails, which will be available as Open Community Records.

2. Monthly Zoom Call open with the Mayor and Community of Lumby.

3. Monthly in-Person Town Hall Meeting with the Mayor and Community of Lumby.

4. Evaluate all Major CORPORATE Business dealings and contracts. TrueLeaf, Higher Path, Tim Hortons, Kraft Hockeyville, Telus 5G Technology, Crimes Stoppers, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (R.C.M.P), A.I.M. Roads, Interior Health, Pfizer, Moderna, and any others. Open all Major CORPORATE contracts as Open Community Records.

5. Immediately Raise Major CORPORATE Property Tax by 60%. This includes Public School Facilities and all other government / Provincial / Federal institutions. Note : This applies to Major CORPORATE Businesses whose CEO’s / owners / operators do NOT Live in Lumby or surrounding Areas, Area D / E / Whitevale / Cherryville.

6. Eliminate Property Taxes for Homeowners within 2 years.

7. Introduce an at Cost-Pay for Service Fee for Homeowners. Services : Water, Sewer, Garbage, Recycling, Village Maintenance, Fire, Ambulance, Common Law Court Council, Sheriffs and Public Service Auditors.

8. Eliminate Property Taxes for Private Community Business owners within 4 years. Note : This applies to Business owners who Live in Lumby and surrounding Areas, Area D / E / Whitevale / Cherryville.

9. Introduce an at Cost-Pay for Service Fee for Business owners. Services : Water, Sewer, Garbage, Recycling, Village Maintenance, Fire, Ambulance, Common Law Court Council, Sheriffs and Public

Service Auditors.

10. Review all ByLaws and revise where needed with Communities input.

11. Remove Federal and Provincial barriers to shorten Approval Process and remove red tape for Community Projects and Home Construction.

12. Limit the Population Growth Rate and Housing Development in and around Lumby.

13. Focus on Locally owned Businesses while maintaining a steady growth of Tourism.

14. Full Support for the Co-Heart Community Project.

15. Full Support for the One Small Town initiative.

16. Establish a Community Farm where Contributors of Lumby and surrounding areas get their Produce in exchange for their time / Community Contribution.

17. Introduce the option of Rammed Earth and Hemp Block Housing Construction at Cost for Community Members.

Benefits : Fire, Earthquake, Mold, Mildew, Bug and Bullet Proof. Self-Heating and Cooling. No Paint or Volatile Chemicals. Raw Earth Materials. Weeks to build as opposed to Months. Lasts up to 600 years.

18. Establish Private (Sovereign) – Common Law Court (of the Land) – for the Community Members (Settlers) of the Lumby Village and surrounding Areas, Area D / E / Whitevale / Cherryville. Hearings for Civil & Private Business Claims. No Financial Fees. Open Community Records. 12 Court Council x $45,000 / year = $540,000 / Community Members Settlers = $100 / year per Community Member. (At Cost-Pay for Service Fee).

19. Establish a Local Sheriff’s Office with 4 Local Community Sheriffs to Serve the Lumby Community. 4 Local Sheriffs x $45,000 / year = $180,000 / Community Members Settlers = $35 / year per Community Member. (At Cost-Pay for Service Fee).

20. Provide 5 Public Service Auditors for the Community who will Serve our Privately owned Businesses.

21. Establish a Privately Owned Community Savings (Holdings) Bank for Cash, Precious Metals and the Recording of Community Members Contribution of Time to the Community and Court Records.

22. Establish a Community owned Paving Company that maintains our roads (grading, drain works, paving, salting and plowing) and provides Community Members with Services at Cost.

23. Establish a Community owned Biodiesel Facility, providing Community Members with Fuel at Cost of Production.

24. Establish a Community Saw Mill.

25. Introduce Hydrogen Fuel Cells that can convert already existing gasoline driven vehicles into Water Powered Machines. (W.P.M’s).

26. Introduce a Community Holistic Healing and Wellness Facility based on Nutrition, Herbal Medicines and Alternative Methods : Meditations, Massage, Float Tanks and Dental.

27. Introduce a Community Fitness Center with space for a Yoga and dance studio including a Children’s Center for their own activities.

28. Create a Community space for HomeSchool Groups and Parents while providing them with Support via materials and Group activities.

29. Create a local Ski Hill and Cross Country / Snowshoe Trail. Free to use for Community Members.

30. Introduce the Community Contribution Card known as the Kinnecta Card.

31. Introduce a Community Social Media Site that allows total Free Speech about any subject. (Share & Chat).

32. Introduce a Free Speech Community Newspaper / Magazine which reports Local News (within Lumby).

33. Introduce a Free Speech Online Radio Station / Local Music / World and Local Events (N.O.S.F. Radio).

34. Create bicycle lanes along Whitevale Rd, Hwy 6 to Creighton Valley and Mabel Lake around Rawlings.

35. Create horse and walking trails along old Train tracks from Lumby to Whitevale.

36. Dredge Creeks every 4 years.

37. Extend Riparian Area along Creeks to 125 Ft. Plant WildFlowers and Shrubs with Cottonwood and other Trees. Salmon Trail to Farm.

38. Look into the purchasing of the Wisley Dam to use it to power Lumby and surrounding areas with our own maintenance crew. Power will be provided at Cost : 4 Maintenance Crew Members x $45,000 / year = $225,000 / Community Members Settlers = $35 / year per Community Member. (At Cost of Service Fee).

39. Decline / Deny Mask Mandates.

40. Decline / Deny V Passports.

41. Decline / Deny Digital i.D.

42. Decline / Deny Social Credit Score System.

43. Ban the growing and sale of Genetically Modified Organisms (G.M.O’s), in our Community.

44. Ban the sale and use of Commercial herbicides, pesticides, and glyphosates in our Community.

45. Ban Aerial Spraying in the Skies above our Community.

46. Ban the use of EMF’s being emitted from wireless devices (excluding cell service) and revert our Community to underground fiber optic hardwired connections.

All Candidates Forum

Monday, September 26th, 2022

Whitevale Community Hall

Doors Open at 6:00 p.m.

Starts at 6:30 p.m.

Hawaiian Luau Pig Roast & Community PotLuck

Saturday, October 8th, 2022

266 Mabel Lake Rd

4:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.

Tickets $20

Music, Games, Door Prizes, Community, Family & Friends.

Q & A Community Zoom Meeting

October 9th, 2022.

5:00 p.m.

Link to come

Meet & Greet

i will have my table with 3 chairs set up for in-Person Meet & Greets every Saturday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. from now until October 14, 2022 at the Arbour Park Gazebo. Everyone is welcome. Come chat when you can.

Door to Door

Starting Sunday September 18, 2022 i will be knocking on Lumby doors to meet everyone in-Person.

Questions, comments or to order a Vote for B. Rad shirt, call or Email :

Private LandLine : 250-547-6590

Email : BCPublicServiceAuditor@outlook.com

Private Website : TheNewNarrative.ca

The New Narrative .ca is open to the General Public only. No government Agents or “Employees” of permitted or allowed to view this Privately owned website.

F.Y.i : The shirts were Steve’s idea.

The current Council of Lumby are making deals with outside Major CORPORATIONS with plans to boost Lumby’s Community from roughly 2,000 Members to somewhere between 25,000 to 50,000. They intend to turn Lumby from being a Village into a small City.

Do you want to Support Privately owned Local Businesses and Producers?

Or,

Would you prefer buying everything from outside Major CORPORATIONS that are operating within your Community?

Are you Happy Living in a Village where we all Know one another and can easily care for one another while maintaining our way of Living?

Or,

Would you prefer to Live in a Metropolis controlled by outside Major CORPORATIONS?

These are questions we must all ask of ourselves.

When a Community collects Taxes, such as Property Taxes, from its Residents 50% goes to the Federal government, 40 – 42% goes to the Provincial government and the Community that collected those Taxes only sees 8 – 10%.

Where do you WANT your money to go?

What do YOU want YOUR money used for?

With the right choice, you CAN decide :