ISL - Islands 2050 March 1 Q&A Session Slides

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Topics: Climate & environment · First Nations & reconciliation · Forestry & trees · Governance & budget · Housing & affordability · Marine & foreshore — our classification, not the Trust's.

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The session will begin 
shortly.
Photo Credit: K. Mayes

Photo Credit: K. Mayes
Welcome!
IslandsTrust
Islands 2050
Policy  Statement                               
Amendment Project
Live Q+A Session
March 1, 2022 | 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Territorial Acknowledgement

Welcome and Territorial Acknowledgement6:00
Panelist and Webinar Team Introduction6:15
Project Presentation6:15 - 6:45
Questions and Answer Period6:45 - 8:20
Closing and Next Steps8:20 - 8:30
Agenda

Panelists and Speakers
Hereditary Chief Bill Williams 
Welcome
Peter Luckham
Islands Trust Council Chair and 
Thetis Island Local Trustee
David Marlor
Local Planning Services Director 
Deb Morrison
Trust Programs Committee Chair and 
North Pender Island Local Trustee
Dilani Hippola
Senior Policy Advisor

ISL Q&A Session Team
Kirsty Neill
On-screen host
Andrea Delannoy
Webinar administrator
Jen Esler
Ashlene Harvey
Courtney Laurence
Question moderators
Learn more about ISL at:  www.islengineering.com

How to 
submit questions
tonight
Photo Credit: K. Mayes

“The object of the Trust is to preserve and protect the Trust Area and its unique 
amenities and environment for the benefit of the residents of the Trust Area and of 
British Columbia generally, in cooperation with municipalities, regional districts, 
improvement districts, First Nations, other persons and organizations and the 
government of British Columbia.” 
– Islands Trust Act
About Islands Trust

The Policy Statement is a general statement of 
policies of Trust Council to carry out the Islands 
Trust mandate to preserve and protect.
What  is  the                                                          
Islands Trust Policy Statement?
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ISLANDS TRUST AREAREGIONAL DISTRICTS
Regional District
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Why  are  we  updating  the              
Policy Statement?
 »The document has not been updated in 
over 25 years
 »Trust Council’s commitments to 
reconciliation, climate change, and 
affordable housing , as outlined in: 
 »Islands Trust Strategic Plan         
(2018-2022) 
 »Trust Council’s Reconciliation 
Declaration (2019) 
 »Trust Council’s Climate Emergency 
Declaration (2019)
Photo Credit: K. Mayes

Who is updating the Policy Statement?
POLICY
STATEMENT
INPUT FROM
THE PUBLIC
INPUT FROM
INTERESTED
PARTIES
LEGAL AND
TECHNICAL EXPERTISE
INPUT FROM
REFERRAL PARTNERS
TRUST
COUNCIL DIRECTION
 

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