Salt Spring LTC Regular Meeting Minutes
· Salt Spring Island · Meeting Documents · 2014
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Topics: Fresh water & aquifers · Housing & affordability · Bylaw enforcement · Transportation & ferries · Governance & budget — our classification, not the Trust's.
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Salt Spring Island Local Trust Committee Regular Meeting – Adopted Minutes – February 27, 2014 - PM Page 1 ADOPTED MINUTES of the SALT SPRING ISLAND LOCAL TRUST COMMITTEE REGULAR MEETING Thursday, February 27, 2014 5:40 PM Orchard Room - Harbour House Hotel – 121 Upper Ganges Road Members Present: Sheila Malcolmson, Chair Peter Grove, Local Trustee George Grams, Local Trustee Staff Present: Leah Hartley, Regional Planning Manager (RPM) Justine Starke, Island Planner Jason Youmans, Planner 1 Torill Gillespie, Planner 1 Neva Hohn, Recorder Media and Others Present: Approximately 20 members of the public The regular meeting of the Salt Spring Island Local Trust Committee reconvened from the afternoon recess at 5:40 p.m. 1. COMMUNITY CONSULTATION FOR PROPOSED BYLAW NO. 471 (Temporary Use Permits) 1.1 Project Overview Planner Starke provided an overview of the project and of the participatory exercises. 2. EXERCISE ONE - DRAWING Participants at each table collaboratively illustrated a plan of a typical Salt Spring Island property, including a main house, one (or more) illegal housing unit(s), other buildings, servicing infrastructure, and driveways, etc. and took turns presenting their drawings. 3. EXERCISE TWO – ROLE PLAYING – NEEDS AND CONCERNS EXPRESSED Participants drew a “role” from the role basket. Roles included landowners, tenants, grandparents, gardens, septic systems, wells, etc. Participants were then asked to imagine what the greatest need would be of the roles they were personifying. Their input was expressed as follows: o Landowners want minimum cost, maximum rent, to meet building code minimally. Rental revenue from one or more buildings, to be responsible in managing property so the salmon-bearing creek can be kept safe; o Tenants want quality accommodations, affordable rent, warmth, good water, privacy and a reasonable landlord; Salt Spring Island Local Trust Committee Regular Meeting – Adopted Minutes – February 27, 2014 - PM Page 2 o Person with illness or health crisis needs someone to live close by or in the house to give help; o A Family Member wants to move in because they need landowner’s help; o grandparents need affordable taxes, closeness to grandchildren but separate private dwelling; a garden, a nice safe place to be; o A Neighbour wants privacy, good neighbourliness, relief from too many other people, is worried about septic smell, too many cars on the roadway, lack of safety for kids who are walking, lack of action by Island Health and wants to know how much water is being consumed; o A Homeless Person needs a roof over their head; o that a Bylaw Officer needs to enforce bylaw and report to their supervisor, can also be a landowner, may be conflicted because they live close to the property and may
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