Galiano LTC Regular Meeting Minutes
· Galiano Island · Meeting Documents · 2012
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Topics: Bylaw enforcement — our classification, not the Trust's.
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GLLTC-CIM – dated May 14/12 Page 1 of 5
NOTES OF THE GALIANO ISLAND
LOCAL TRUST COMMITTEE
COMMUNITY INFORMATION MEETING
HELD ON MONDAY, MAY 14, 2012 AT 1:30 PM
AT THE SOUTH ISLAND COMMUNITY HALL,
GALIANO ISLAND, B.C.
PRESENT: Ken Hancock Chair
Louise Decario Local Trustee
Sandy Pottle Local Trustee
Kaitlin Kazmierowski Island Planner
Miles Drew Bylaw Enforcement Officer
David Millership Recording Secretary
There were approximately twenty-four (24) members of the public present.
Chair Hancock called the meeting to order at 1:30 p.m. Introductions were made
and the meeting introduced.
Chair Hancock stated that a Community Information Meeting (CIM) gives the public
the opportunity to ask questions.
3.1 Galiano Island Bylaw Enforcement Bylaw Notification Bylaw No.
228
3.1.1 Full Version
3.1.2 Condensed Version
Bylaw Enforcement Officer (BEO) Drew provided information and
referenced item 3.1, item 3.1.1 and item 3.1.2 in the agenda package.
BEO Drew stated that the new bylaw enforcement system being
proposed does not introduce any new regulations and is intended to
be a tool to gain compliance of a bylaw. BEO Drew stated that the new
system is not about revenue but rather about bettering communities
via voluntary compliance and offering a more convenient and easier
adjudication system.
There was some discussion regarding process, fines, dispute
resolution, screening officers and the full and condensed versions.
Chair Hancock invited the Trustees to ask questions.
There was some discussion regarding ongoing issues of non-
compliance and possibly having to deal with such via court order.
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GLLTC-CIM – dated May 14/12 Page 2 of 5
Trustee Pottle asked if the Local Trust Committee (LTC) appoints a
screening officer.
BEO Drew responded that the LTC can do so but would need to be
decided and in order to avoid bias the Regional Planning Manager
(RPM) would become involved.
Chair Hancock asked for more information regarding the background
of the current system.
BEO Drew responded that the current system of enforcement is
complaint(s) driven except when environmental (eg: seawalls),
advertising or agency referral infractions are involved. He stated that
the new system would be no different from the current one in terms of
wanting compliance but in the face of non-compliance this new system
aids as another tool to nudge the system along for the purpose of
gaining compliance. BEO Drew stated that the new system has had
positive results in the communities that have chosen to adopt it.
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