Gambier LTC Regular Meeting Agenda

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Gambier Island Local Trust Committee
Regular Meeting Addendum
 
 
Date:May 19, 2016
Time:10:45 am
Location:Gambier Island Community Centre
Andy's Bay Road, Gambier Island, BC
Pages
7.BUSINESS ARISING FROM MINUTES12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
7.6Coastal Douglas Fir Conservation Partnership - Funding Application to Real
Estate Foundation of BC
7.6.1Email dated May 12, 2016 from Kate Emmings, Ecosystems
Protection Specialist, Islands Trust Fund
2 - 25
7.6.2Draft Letter of Support for Review26 - 26
12.LOCAL TRUST COMMITTEE PROJECTS1:30 PM - 2:15 PM
12.2Riparian Areas Regulation for Keats, Anvil, Bowyer and Thormanby Islands -
verbal update
12.2.1Letter dated May 18, 2016 from Tom Watson27 - 30
13.REPORTS2:15 PM - 2:30 PM
13.9Trust Fund Board Report - May, 201631 - 32
14.NEW BUSINESS2:30 PM - 3:00 PM
14.2Request for Decision - 2015/16 Annual Report33 - 34
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From: Kate Emmings  
Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2016 11:05 AM 
To: Kate-Louise Stamford; Susan Morrison; Dan Rogers 
Cc: Aleksandra Brzozowski; Jennifer Eliason; 'McConkey, Darryn J FLNR:EX' 
Subject: Request from the CDFCP re matching funds for Gambier for the Real Estate Foundation Grant 
Application 
 
Hello Kate-Louise, Susan and Dan, 
 
In follow up to Kate-Louise’s request to revisit the request from the CDFCP for matching funds for its 
Real Estate Foundation of BC grant application, I am providing some additional information below.  I 
thought I would keep it in point form to keep it readable.  Note that, as a part of my work with the 
Islands Trust Fund, I am a member of the CDFCP Steering Committee.  I am working with the CDFCP to 
help liaise between them and the Gambier Island LTC, but I have also copied Darryn McConkey who is 
the CDFCP Steering Committee Chair and he should be the official contact on any correspondence.  I 
have also attached the CDFCP Conservation Strategy, finalized in 2015, which includes working with local 
governments as part of its strategy to conserve Coastal Douglas-fir and Associated Ecosystems.  Note 
that although Gambier doesn’t fall within the Coastal Douglas-fir biogeoclimatic zone, it has been 
included in the CDFCP area of interest as having associated ecosystems, particularly because of its 
Coastal Western Hemlock (xm1) subzone ecosystems.   
 
 At its January meeting, the Gambier Island LTC (GILTC) passed the following resolution: 
GM-2015-066 
It was MOVED and SECONDED, that the Gambier Island Local Trust Committee write to the 
Coastal Douglas Fir Conservation Strategy Partnership volunteering the Gambier Island Official 
Community Plan review process to be part of the Coastal Douglas-fir Conservation Strategy 
Partnership test case.  CARRIED 
 
 In February, the CDFCP applied to the Real Estate Foundation to fund a project to work with 
local governments to incorporate care for CDFCP area ecosystems into planning documents.  As 
the CDFCP is not an official society, but rather a partnership, the Trust Fund Board submitted 
the Real Estate Foundation applica

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