Lasqueti LTC Regular Meeting Minutes
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Topics: Bylaw enforcement · Climate & environment · First Nations & reconciliation · Governance & budget · Marine & foreshore · Transportation & ferries — our classification, not the Trust's.
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ADOPTED
Lasqueti Island ADOPTED 1 of 12
Local Trust Committee Minutes
October 6, 2025
Lasqueti Island Local Trust Committee
Minutes of Regular Meeting
Date:
Location:
October 6, 2025
Judith Fisher Centre
#1 China Cloud Bay Road
Lasqueti Island, BC
Members Present: Tobi Elliott, Chair
Timothy Peterson, Local Trustee
Mikaila Lironi, Local Trustee
Staff Present: Renée Jamurat, Regional Planning Manager (electronic)
Clare Frater, Director of Trust Area Services (electronic)
Lisa Millard, Meeting Administrator/Recorder (electronic)
Others Present: There were approximately 32 members of the public in attendance
1. CALL TO ORDER
Chair Elliott called the meeting to order at 11:00 a.m.
2. TERRITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Chair Elliott acknowledged that the meeting was held on the territory of the Coast Salish
First Nations.
3. COMMUNITY INFORMATION MEETING - POLICY STATEMENT BYLAW 183
3.1 Planner Presentation
The Director of Trust Area Services provided a presentation on the Policy Statement
Amendment Project and highlighted the following:
• The Trust Area is located in the treaty and territorial area of over 30 First
Nations;
• The Islands Trust Act legislates that Trust Council must adopt a Policy
Statement to carry out the object of the Trust;
• The Policy Statement guides the way a Local Trust Committee develops its
Official Community Plan which in turn guides land use bylaws, and it also steers
the Executive Committee’s review process of those bylaws;
• The updated draft Policy Statement addresses reconciliation with Indigenous
Peoples, climate change, and housing and contains guiding principles, directive
policies, and advisory policies;
• The draft Policy Statement was given first reading by Trust Council and a Trust-
Area wide engagement process in underway including a survey, mailer,
referrals, and individual community engagement events;
• Referral feedback will inform further drafting of the document.
ADOPTED
Lasqueti Island ADOPTED 2 of 12
Local Trust Committee Minutes
October 6, 2025
3.2 Question & Answer Period
• Does the draft Policy Statement address private docks and if so, are the policies
directive or advisory?
The current draft document references docks within the following areas:
o Recreation directive polices state communities should identify and
support safe public access and routes to get to community marinas,
boat launches, and docks;
o Marine shoreline directive policies state communities should identify
opportunities for sharing of coastal facilities, such as docks, wharves,
floats, jetties, boathouses, boardwalks, and causeways and ask that
Local Trust Committees consider the cumulative effects of docks and
limit, or prohibit, new docks in areas identified as culturally significant or
those that provide critical habitat for species at risk.
• Is there a provision to address or facilitate rights for environmental or natural
elements?
o There are s
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