Mayne LTC Policies & Standing Resolutions

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Print Date: February  5, 2026
Standing Resolutions Log
Mayne Island
DateAction Resolution Number
 2026-017 (Standing)Carried26-Jan-2026
that Mayne Island Local Trust Committee request that in addition to the notification methods required in Public Notification Bylaw No. 199, 
staff be requested to publish public hearing notices in the MayneLiner.
MayneLiner Advertising
 2021-011 (Standing)Carried25-Jan-2021
that the Mayne Island Local Trust Committee request that prior to expiration of Advisory Planning Commission members terms of office, staff write 
to commissioners asking if they wish to be re-appointed and also advertise for expressions of interest for new commissioners
Advisory Planning Commission - Re-appointments and Expression of Interest Advertisement
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Print Date: February  5, 2026
Standing Resolutions Log
Mayne Island
DateAction Resolution Number
 2020-022 (Standing)Carried24-Feb-2020
that the Mayne Island Local Trust Committee adopt the following standing resolution with respect to First Nations in the Local Trust Area:
Whereas the Local Trust Committee seeks to engage in Reconciliation with local First Nations, governments and the island community by 
honouring the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Calls to Action, United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples 
(UNDRIP), Draft Principles that Guide the Province of British Columbia's Relationship with Indigenous Peoples, and
Islands Trust First Nations Engagement Principles, the Local Trust Committee endeavours to:
a) Annually, write a letter to First Nations, (re)introducing trustees and staff and provide a schedule of known Local Trust Committee 
meetings for the upcoming year, as well as, provide an update of
current projects and advocacy activities;
b) For various Local Trust Committee meetings, invite elders from local First Nations to attend and provide a traditional welcome to the 
territory;
c) Work with First Nation governments on cooperative initiatives, including and not limited to, language, place names, territorial 
acknowledgements, and community education on Coast Salish and local First Nations' cultural heritage and history;
d) Work with First Nation governments on engagement principles for inclusive land use, marine use, and climate change planning; advocacy, 
protection and stewardship; and knowledge and information sharing protocols;
e) Establish and maintain government-to-government dialogue with First Nations, now and into the future, based on respect and recognition 
of Aboriginal rights and title, treaty rights, and First Nations' traditional territories within the Islands Trust Area.
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Print Date: February  5, 2026
Standing Resolutions Log
Mayne Island
DateAction Resolution Number
 2018-049 (Standing)Carried24-Sep-2018
- Proposed or amended licenses for non-medical cannabis retail establishments require an application to the local trust committee.
- The application process shall comprise a public consultation compo

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