Mayne LTC Regular Meeting Minutes

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MA LTC CIM  – dated Feb.26/14                                         1 of 4       
NOTES OF THE MAYNE ISLAND 
LOCAL TRUST COMMITTEE 
COMMUNITY INFORMATION MEETING 
HELD ON WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 26, 2014, AT 1:10 P.M. 
AT THE MAYNE ISLAND AGRICULTURAL HALL, MAYNE ISLAND, BC. 
 
 
PRESENT:  Peter Luckham  Chair 
   Jeanine Dodds  Local Trustee 
   Brian Crumblehume  Local Trustee 
   Gary Richardson  Island Planner 
   Pat Todd   Recording Secretary 
 
 
There were approximately twenty-four (24) members of the public in attendance. 
 
3. Community Information Meeting 
  
MA-TUP-2013.1 (Mayne Island Resort) 
 
Chair Luckham called the Community Information Meeting to order at 1:10 p.m. and 
welcomed all the participants. He stated the purpose of the meeting was to provide 
an outline of the MA-TUP-2013.1 (Mayne Island Resort) application and to allow 
those present to ask questions regarding the proposed Temporary Use Permit 
(TUP). 
 
Planner Richardson reviewed the application which is to permit three (3) berths at 
the existing dock.  Current zoning allows for one (1) residential owner berth. 
 
The TUP would allow for use of up to three (3) strata owners.  The Local Trust 
Committee has received a report from the Mayne Island Conservancy regarding eel 
grass in Bennett Bay and letters both for, and against the TUP. 
 
Chair Luckham explained the process of a TUP application versus a rezoning 
application and that the TUP could be issued for up to three years.  Chair Luckham 
then called for questions from the public. 
 
Murray Rosengren: (applicant partner) spoke for the proposal.  The dock is 
currently a Private Moorage Facility which allows for one (1) berth for the Upland 
Residence.  It is not felt that an increase in berths would affect traffic volume at the 
dock.  The strata owners use the dock as “friends” of the owner and if the TUP were 
approved, they would be responsible for upkeep and maintenance. 
 
 
 
 
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MA LTC CIM  – dated Feb.26/14                                         2 of 4       
Dave Hinton: (applicant partner) stated that the Ministry of Lands, Parks, and 
Housing allowed for three (3) berths, or less, under the strata title.  He questioned 
the need for the LTC approval to increase the number of berths. 
 
Planner Richardson explained that water zoning is a different level of regulations, 
and that every island/property is different.  Common practice is for a dock to be tied 
to a residence under zoning regulations. 
 
Chair Luckham detailed that the LTC had put into place waterfront usage zoning 
through the Land Use Bylaw and Official Community Plan details. 
 
Marie Elliott:  asked for clarification of t

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