Gabriola LTC Agenda Addendum
· Gabriola Island · Meeting Documents · 2016
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Topics: Marine & foreshore · Fresh water & aquifers · Housing & affordability · Forestry & trees · Bylaw enforcement · Agriculture & the ALR · Governance & budget — our classification, not the Trust's.
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Gabriola Island Local Trust Committee Regular Meeting Addendum Date:May 26, 2016 Time:10:15 am Location:Gabriola Arts & Heritage Centre 476 South Road, Gabriola Island, BC Pages 3.TOWN HALL AND QUESTIONS10:20 AM - 10:30 AM 3.1Submission from Deb Ferens regarding Ocean's Day2 - 3 9.CORRESPONDENCE 9.4Email dated March 24, 2016 from Suzanne Kimpan regarding Roosters4 - 4 10.APPLICATIONS AND REFERRALS10:40 AM - 12:00 PM 10.1GB-RZ-2016.1 (Potlatch Properties and Pilot Bay Holdings) 10.1.11Email dated May 14, 2016 from Shirley Nicolson5 - 5 10.1.12Email dated May 14, 2016 from Ken Nicolson6 - 6 10.1.13Letter dated May 15, 2016 from Lisa Carter7 - 7 10.1.15Letter dated May 18, 2016 from Gabriola Community Bus Foundation8 - 8 10.1.16Letter dated May 19 2016 from People for a Healthy Community 10.1.17Email dated May 20 2016 from Judith Graham 10.3Thetis Island Local Trust Area Bylaw Referral Request for Response regarding Bylaw No. 98 (Valdes Island Rural Land Use Bylaw Amendment - Hardy Island Granite Quarries Ltd.) 10.3.2Email dated May 16 2016 from Grant Stiver and Arleen Stiver 10.3.3Email dated May 21 2016 from Pat Hutchinson 10.4GB-TUP-2016.2 (Dewarle) 10.4.1Staff Report dated April 11, 20169 - 35 10.4.2Letter dated May 22 2016 from J Krul, G McCollum, and J McCollum 12.LOCAL TRUST COMMITTEE PROJECTS12:20 PM - 1:20 PM 12.1Roadside Signage - Regulations Review 12.1.3Email dated May 25 2016 John Woods 1 2 3 From: Date: March 24, 2016 at 11:25:33 AM PDT To: "Heather O'Sullivan" <hosullivan@islandstrust.bc.ca> Subject: Re: roosters Thank you for your reply, Heather. I do appreciate that changing by-laws would require a lot of work and I agree that It would be preferable to work with our neighbors for everyone's sake. There are simple solutions that would mitigate the early morning wake up calls. Bringing the roosters in a dark, closed area from dusk to morning is an easy and inexpensive way to delay morning crowing. I'll speak with my neighbor about it and hopefully his response will be positive. The other neighbor with a rooster(s) has been approached by yet another neighbor. The response was something to the effect that they are not that loud. Not very promising. Warm, sunny days are around the corner. Hopefully, now that the issue has been brought up rooster owners will realize that they do have an impact on others around them. Please feel free to share my initial email as well as this one. Changing by-laws might be far too complicated when a win/win solution is very attainable. Roosters and early morning quiet can co-exist. Cheers, Suzanne Suzanne Kimpan 4 From: SHIRLEY NICOLSON Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2016 3:58 PM To: northinfo Subject: Spruce to Church Mallette creek density transfer Please allow this transfer to take place as it will greatly improve the trail system and improve upon fire access for inspection and escape Shirley Nicolson ESS /NEP Team Leader Happiness Belongs to the Self Suffi
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