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From http://www.gvrd.bc.ca/board/archive/agendas/gvrd/April/05_2.pdf:
At its April 2, 2004 meeting the Corporate and Intergovernmental Committee considered proposals for a Regional Flag. Discussion ensued regarding the three options for a regional flag that were designed by GVRD staff.
After discussion, the following recommendation was carried:
That the Corporate and Intergovernmental Committee recommend Design 2 with the incorporation of the buildings in Design 3 for the GVRD flag, as outlined in the report dated March 25, 2004 titled "Regional Flag".The "G Check" corporate logo has been in place and use since the early 70's.
The GVRD
(locally, it is usually known by its initials -- so is BC) was founded in 1967 and currently
includes 21 full member municipalities plus one "electoral area"
i.e., all the places that are not within a municipality. The 22ndt
municipality, Abbotsford, is actually part of the
Fraser Valley Regional District, but participates with the GVRD's Regional
Parks board. The boundaries have extended eastward to include the Langleys,
Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge. In 2004, the GVRD
felt it needed a flag to represent it, and 3 designs were considered. The
final design incorporates elements of designs #2 and #3. The flag, adopted 5
April 2004, has since been adapted for use as a letterhead logo. Above a
cityscape are The Lions, a two-peaked mountain visible in the mountains north
of Vancouver.
Dean McGee, 4 August 2005