There’s no hard feelings, but after more than a decade on the job, Craig Broderick is ready for a change.
The director of development services in Coldstream has tendered his resignation and will work his final day May 11. “It’s kind of been in the works for a while,” said
Broderick of moving on. “It’s a great community, a great place, it’s
just time for a change. I’ve been here over 10 years and was a planner
at Vernon for over six.” He is moving on to work for Re/Max Commercial Solutions
and also hopes to do planning and sustainability consulting and maybe
even some consulting with municipalities. “So I’m sure I’ll still be attending council meetings,
just in a different capacity,” said Broderick, whose wife Kathy also
works on the residential side of Re/Max real estate. After serving as planner in Vernon, Broderick was Coldstream’s first in-house planner. Working on projects ranging from the Rosebush Gravel
Pit to establishing trails in the community, he has enjoyed the
position. But he admits, it wasn’t always rosy. “Every job comes with challenges, that’s why they call
it work,” said the husband and father, who also respects the passion in
the community, and plans to continue living there. “Many, many people really care about the community, whether they share the same opinion or not.”
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