North Pender LTC Regular Meeting Minutes
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Topics: Marine & foreshore · Fresh water & aquifers · Bylaw enforcement · Agriculture & the ALR · First Nations & reconciliation · Governance & budget — our classification, not the Trust's.
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North Pender Island Local Trust Committee Regular Meeting Minutes February 27, 2020 ADOPTED 1 of 7 North Pender Island Local Trust Committee Minutes of Regular Meeting Date: Location: February 27, 2020 Anglican Parish Hall 4703 Canal Road, RR#1, North Pender Island, BC Members Present: Laura Patrick, Chair Deb Morrison, Local Trustee Ben McConchie, Local Trustee Staff Present: Phil Testemale, Island Planner Shannon Brayford, Recorder Public: There were approximately (13) members of the public. 1. CALL TO ORDER Chair Patrick called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. She acknowledged that the meeting was being held in traditional territory of the Coast Salish First Nations. 2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA By general consensus, the agenda was approved as presented. 3. TRUSTEE REPORT Trustee McConchie provided an overview of his recent working, including: Southern Resident Killer whale working group meeting and overview of Transport Canada and what they are doing to make it better; and MAP is working to create a bike route between Magic Lake and the school. Trustee Morrison provided an overview of her recent working, including: Climate Action course on Pender Island; Trust Programs Committee has been continuing their work and all meeting notes are available online; and Trust Council is upcoming and she will encourage work on moving Directive Policies from Trust Council into action in the communities. Ad o p t e d North Pender Island Local Trust Committee Regular Meeting Minutes February 27, 2020 ADOPTED 2 of 7 4. CHAIR'S REPORT Chair Patrick reported that Trust Council will be held March 10-12, 2020. She noted that the agenda will be made public and provided an overview of the modes available for public participation. 5. TOWN HALL AND QUESTIONS Joyce Theire, a member of the Pender Island Recycling Society, spoke regarding the definitions in proposed bylaws 214 and 215 of full-service waste transfer and requested that the definition in 215 be used in the NP-TUP-2019.7 (Burdett). She noted that the Society does not have any position on the Waste Transfer Temporary Use Permit. Michael Sketch addressed the matter of Agricultural Land Commission (ALC) and the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) application for inclusion and exclusion (NP-ALR-2019.1) by the Burdetts. He provided an overview of the property, its application history, and the role of the ALC. Niki Roberts provided an overview of the recycling society’s operations. Amanda Griesbach requested further information about the Southern Resident Killer Whale Working Group and whether Transport Canada is partnering with other agencies. Amanda Griesbach also addressed application NP-TUP-2018.5 (Grimmer) and expressed support for the property owner’s efforts to address concerns. Peter Taylor addressed the applications on the Burdett property (4606 Razor Point Road – NP- ALR-2019.1). He provided an overview of the proper
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