Shoreline Protection Model Bylaw Report March 2021
· Islands Trust Area · Miscellaneous · 2023
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Topics: Marine & foreshore · Aquaculture & shellfish · Fresh water & aquifers · Forestry & trees · Bylaw enforcement · Agriculture & the ALR · First Nations & reconciliation · Transportation & ferries · Governance & budget · Climate & environment — our classification, not the Trust's.
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FRASER SIMPSON CONSULTING INC. & ASSOCIATES MARCH 2021 1 Islands Trust FRASER SIMPSON CONSULTING INC. & ASSOCIATES MARCH 2021 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This Report is possible through the financial support of the Islands Trust. We would like to thank all those who participated in the Islands Trust Shoreline Review Model Bylaw Project. Islands Trust Laura Busheikin Denman Island Local Trustee Chair, Islands Trust Council Regional Planning Committee Islands Trust Staff David Marlor, MCIP RPP, Director of Local Planning Services Lisa Wilcox, kwakwemtenaat, Senior Intergovernmental Policy Advisor Robert Kojima, Regional Planning Manager, Southern Team Heather Kauer, RPP, MCIP, AICP, Regional Planning Manager, Northern Team Sonja Zupanec, RPP, MCIP, Island Planner, Northern Team Jaime Dubyna, MSc.Pl., Planner 2, Northern Office Kristine Mayes, Planner 1, Salt Spring Island Consulting Team Jean Porteous, MCIP RPP Fraser Simpson Consulting Inc. Serena Klaver, MCIP Klaver Strategic Planning Sharon Horsburgh, MCIP RPP Bayshore Planning Inc. It is a privilege to write this guide and we acknowledge the lands described in this report are within the ancestral territory of the Coast Salish people and as a reminder we are all connected. We are in a sacred relationship with all things in the natural world – the land, waters, and air, and all of the plants and animals we live with. Respect for the spirit and life in each of these, and the intricate relationships and interconnectedness we are all in together is a key value and principle of our culture. FRASER SIMPSON CONSULTING INC. & ASSOCIATES MARCH 2021 3 FRASER SIMPSON CONSULTING INC. & ASSOCIATES MARCH 2021 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS OVERVIEW ............................................................................................................................................ 5 HERITAGE AND CULTURAL CONSIDERATIONS ................................................................................. 7 GREEN SHORES .................................................................................................................................. 12 GUIDELINES ON MITIGATION AND ADAPTATION TO SEA LEVEL RISE ......................................... 13 BC MARINE COASTAL SHORELINES JURISDICTION ........................................................................ 15 LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK FOR SHORELINE PROTECTION STRATEGIES ..................................... 18 RECOMMENDATIONS ....................................................................................................................... 29 APPENDICES ....................................................................................................................................... 32 REGULATIONS – ISLANDS TRUST AND OTHER EXAMPLES ............................................................. 32 REFERENCES ............................................................
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