Hornby LTC Policies & Standing Resolutions

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Updated: January 23, 2026 
Hornby Island Local Trust Committee Policies & Standing Resolutions 
No. Meeting Date Resolution 
No. 
Issue Policy 
1. January 27, 2017 
 
UPDATES-below: 
September 28, 
2018 
November 6, 2020 
October 8, 2021 
HO-2017-011 
 
UPDATES-below: 
HO-2018-070 
HO-2020-081 
HO-2021-053 
Enforcement 
actions against 
three specific 
properties for 
unlawful dwellings  
It was MOVED and SECONDED 
that the Hornby Island Local Trust Committee adopt the following 
Standing Resolution: 
1. That whereas the Hornby Island Local Trust Committee intends to 
facilitate a community process to review residential density to address 
community housing needs, which may result in amendments to the 
Official Community Plan and Land Use Bylaw, it is resolved that related 
enforcement actions against properties identified as: 
a) Lot B, Section 15, Hornby Island, Plan 24652 (1655 Central Road); 
b) Lot B, Section 6, Hornby Island, Plan 30442 (7205 Central Road); and 
c) Lot 6, Section 10, Hornby Island, Plan 26332 (2475 St. Johns Point 
Road) shall be held in abeyance; 
2. That nothing in this enforcement policy should be interpreted as giving 
permission to any party to violate Hornby Island Land Use Bylaw No. 150 
and the Hornby Island Local Trust Committee may change this policy at 
any time and may give direction to commence enforcement activities 
with respect to the identified properties at any time without notice; and 
3. That unless the Hornby Island Local Trust Committee extends the 
effective period, this enforcement policy expires on October 31, 2018 or 
when the housing needs project is complete, whichever is the sooner. 
2. August 3, 2018 HO-2018-044 Processing non-
medical cannabis 
retail license 
applications 
It was MOVED and SECONDED, 
that the Hornby Island Local Trust Committee adopt the following Standing 
Resolution with respect to the processing of non-medical cannabis retail 
license applications: 
• 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 
component, which includes at least one notification to neighbours, one 
public meeting, posting of public notices and one advertisement in a 
local periodical. 

Updated: January 23, 2026 
No. Meeting Date Resolution 
No. 
Issue Policy 
• The public consultation process shall be determined by the Local Trust 
Committee after initial review of the proposal. 
• However, as a minimum, the Local Trust Committee will mail or 
otherwise deliver a notice to all owners and residents of properties 
within a 500 metre radius of the subject property where the 
establishment is proposed at least 10 days before adoption of a 
resolution providing comment on the application. The required notice 
shall include the following information: 
o Name of the applicant and a description of the proposal in general 
terms 
o The location of the proposed estab

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