Thetis LTC Regular Meeting Agenda

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Thetis Island Local Trust Committee
Regular Meeting Addendum
 
 
Date:January 26, 2016
Time:9:30 am
Location:Thetis Island Community Centre (Forbes Hall)
North Cove Road, Thetis Island, BC
Pages
10.APPLICATIONS AND REFERRALS10:20 AM - 11:00 AM
10.1TH-DVP-2015.3 (Ryals)
10.1.3Correspondence Regarding TH-DVP-2015.3 (Ryals) Ruxton Island2 - 2
10.2TH-DVP-2015.4 (Carncross)
10.2.4Memorandum dated January 22, 2016 Regarding TH-DVP-2015.4
(Carncross)
3 - 3
13.NEW BUSINESS
13.1Memorandum dated January 25, 2016 regarding Land Use Consultation for
Radio Communication Utilities
4 - 13
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From: Doug & Deb Tuck  
Sent: Friday, January 22, 2016 12:55 PM 
To: Teresa Rittemann 
Subject: TH-DVP-2015.3 (RYALS) Ruxton Island 
 
Dear Teresa Rittemann: 
  
We recently received a letter and documentation form from  the Island Trust Committee  with 
information on PID 003-625-371 Lot 38 Section 31, Nanaimo District, Plan 19830 regarding a 
Development Variance Permit. You were named in the document as the contact for any 
comments or questions regarding this Variance Permit. 
  
This letter is to confirm that we have no problems or concerns with the issuing of a 
Development Variance Permit for the the above mentioned property. We own Lot 37 next to or 
directly North of  Lot 38, the Ryal’s property. Please pass this note or email along at the Thetis 
Island Community Center meeting to be held on January 26th, 2016 at Forbes Hall.  
  
Sincerly  
Douglas J. Tuck 
Debra B. Tuck 
 
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Memorandum 
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Memorandum Islands Trust Page 1 of 1 
 
Date January 22, 2016 
For meeting January 26
th
, 2016 – Late Item 
File Number TH-DVP-2015.4 
(Carncross) 
To Thetis Local Trust Committee 
From Marnie Eggen, A/Island Planner 
 
  
Re Amendment to Archaeological Site Alteration Permit & Implications for Consideration of 
Development Variance Permit 
 
 
Staff have learned that the recent amendment to the applicant’s archaeological Site Alteration Permit (as 
mentioned in the Staff Report dated January 8, 2016) may have implications for the proposed rock retaining 
structure and recommend that the LTC defer consideration of the Development Variance Permit (DVP).  
 
The amendment to the Site Alteration Permit requires referrals to First Nations, which are due by February 1, 
2016 to the BC Archaeology Branch. Staff understand from the Archaeological Branch that their staff may 
request changes to the proposed rock retaining structure depending on the comments received by First 
Nations.  As such, the applicant may need to adjust/revise their plans for their DVP application.  Staff are 
therefore recommending that the LTC defer their decision of the DVP until after the Archaeology Branch has 
completed the amendment process, subsequent to receipt of First N

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