Autonomy 07 of 09 · Narrated film
Resource Development Autonomy
Natural resources and water systems developed with stewardship and accountability.
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- Resources and essential water systems
Resource Development Autonomy includes natural resources and water systems: potable water, wastewater and stormwater. It examines lawful municipal participation, infrastructure and long-term stewardship.
- Rights and protections remain central
Indigenous rights, title, treaties and Crown consultation obligations remain fully applicable. Homeowners, environmental safeguards and fair complaint channels also require protection within governing law.
- Value includes future condition
Revenue alone cannot define success. Water quality, asset condition, renewal reserves, environmental effects, local employment and community benefit must remain visible across the full lifecycle.
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