North Pender LTC Regular Meeting Minutes
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North Pender Island
Local Trust Committee Minutes
April 8, 2017
ADOPTED
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North Pender Island
Local Trust Committee
Minutes of a Special Meeting
Date:
Location:
April 8, 2017
Anglican Parish Hall
4703 Canal Road, RR#1, North Pender Island, BC
Members Present Dianne Barber, Local Trustee
Derek Masselink, Local Trustee
Staff Present Robert Kojima, Regional Planning Manager
Phil Testemale, Planner 2
Shannon Brayford, Recorder
Others Present
Twenty-four (24) members of the public present
1. CALL TO ORDER
At 11:30 am, Acting Chair Derek Masselink called the meeting to order, and noted that
the meeting will be recorded. He acknowledged that the meeting was being held in the
unceded territory of the Coast Salish people. He also introduced the Local Trust
Committee (LTC), the members of the staff present, and the representatives of the Mill
Bay Group.
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
By general consent, the agenda was approved as presented.
3. BUSINESS ITEMS
3.1 Community information Meeting
3.1.1 North Pender Island Local Trust Committee Bylaws No. 206, 207, & 208
Acting Chair Derek Masselink invited Phil Testemale to begin the
presentations.
Phil Testemale provided an overview of the purpose of the meeting and
the format for participation. He also noted that the meeting is being
recorded.
A D O P T E D
North Pender Island
Local Trust Committee Minutes
April 8, 2017
ADOPTED
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3.1.1.1 Staff Summary
Phil Testemale provided a detailed summary of each of Bylaws
No. 206, 207, & 208 in turn. His presentation included information
on the following points:
Proposed amendments and their rationale.
Implications should those amendments be approved.
Summary of professional reports required and received.
First Nations Engagement process.
Agency referrals.
Covenants.
Phil Testemale further offered a summary of the steps moving
forward.
3.1.1.2 Applicant Presentation
Acting Chair Derek Masselink invited Duane Shaw, President of
the Mill Bay Marine Group, to begin his presentation.
Duane Shaw gave a presentation, including the following points:
Overview of the Mill Bay Marine Group properties and
business model.
Overview of the overall plan and its three phases: the
dining facilities, the marina, and the rental amenities.
Renovations to the dining facilities made to date.
Proposed marina changes including rationale, community
benefits, and environmental considerations.
Proposed cabin development, including rationale and
community benefits.
Further property developments and amenities.
Professional studies, reports, and consultations included in
the application process.
Water supply and waste disposal.
3.1.1.3 Community Questions
Andy Novak requested information on the distinction between
permanent covenants and temporary covenants, noting concern
that the community benefits are listed as tempora
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