South Pender Island Vacation Rental Development Approval Information Checklist
· South Pender Island · Applications, Forms & Guides · 2022
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STVR TUP Development Approval Information Checklist December 2021 Page 1 www.islandstrust.bc.ca Toll Free: 1-800-663-7867 Victoria Office 200 - 1627 Fort Street Victoria, BC V8R 1H8 Ph: (250) 405-5151 Fax: (250) 405-5155 southinfo@islandstrust.bc.ca South Pender Island Local Trust Committee Temporary Use Permit Applications for Short Term Vacation Rentals (STVRs) Development Approval Information Checklist The attached checklist is intended to assist land owners and their agents in submitting complete and relevant information to the Local Trust Committee when applying for a Temporary Use Permit (TUP) to operate a Short Term Vacation Rental (STVR) on South Pender Island. Instructions A completed checklist and supporting documentation or professional reports must be submitted to the Islands Trust along with the standard Temporary Use Permit application form. Where one of the listed items cannot be provided or may not be relevant to the application, provide Islands Trust staff with the reason(s) for not providing the information in the ‘Comments’ or ‘Additional Comments’ section at the end of the checklist. Note It is at the determination of the Islands Trust planner whether or not specific information is required. Failure to provide complete information without prior consultation with, and the approval of, the Islands Trust may result in delays in processing an application or requirements for additional information. STVR TUP Development Approval Information Checklist December 2021 Page 2 O F F I C E U S E O N L Y File No: SOUTH PENDER ISLAND STVR TUP CHECKLIST Item Information and Documentation Required Comments Site Plan Depending on the proposal, a site plan may be required. Site Plans must be drawn to scale and based on a legal survey, and contain the following: All existing buildings and structures labeled as to their use and their floor area in accordance with the maximum total floor area of all buildings and the maximum floor area of a dwelling for the Rural Residential Zones as shown in Section 5.1 of the Land Use Bylaw. Roads and driveways Streams or other water bodies (where applicable) Natural boundary of the sea (where applicable) Well location Septic field location (general location) Off-street parking area showing dimensions sufficient to accommodate at least four vehicles, and more as required by the proposed use Any fences or vegetative screening between adjacent lots or the road Intensity of Use Proposed Applicant should provide the following information: No. of bedrooms proposed for STVR use. Maximum no. of guests to be permitted at one time (maximum of four (4) over eighteen (18) years of age). No. of weeks per year unit is proposed to be available particularly from May 1 to September 30 each year. Confirm that no campin
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