Policy 5.7.1 Policy Statement Directives Checklist
· Islands Trust Area · Policies · 1994
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Policy – 5.7.1 Bylaw Checklists Page 1 Policy: 5.7.1 Approved By: Trust Council Approval Date: March 12, 1994 Amendment Date(s): March 11, 1995; December 7, 1996 June 16, 2005, June 20, 2017 Policy Holder: Director of Local Planning Services LOCAL TRUST COMMITTEE BYLAWS CHECKLIST Purpose 1. To ensure that local trust committee bylaw processing is carried out in accordance with statutory requirements as outlined in the Islands Trust Act and the Local Government Act. 2. To ensure proper completion and procedural certainty of the finished bylaw document. A. Definitions of Terms 1. The Bylaw Checklist for local trust committee bylaws is generated from the Bylaw Management Database. The Bylaw Checklist used as a tool by planning staff to ensure that statutory requirements, public accountability, and proper completion of the bylaw are addressed. 2. The Policy Statement Directives Checklist (Attachment 1) is based on the directive only policies from the Islands Trust Policy Statement. It is a tool used by planners and local trust committee to ensure that proposed bylaws are not contrary to or at variance with the Islands Trust Policy Statement. B. Procedure 1. Use of Bylaw Management Database Checklists 1.1 Authority is provided to the Islands Trust Corporate Secretary (and/or designate) to ensure the use of the Bylaw Checklist as follows: 1.1.1 No public hearing shall be booked until the Corporate Secretary (or designate) provides authorization. 1.1.2 Staff is responsible to ensure that local trust committees receive an updated Bylaw Checklist upon their consideration of a bylaw at the public hearing stage. 1.1.3 Staff is responsible for ensuring that the Executive Committee receives an updated Bylaw Checklist upon its consideration of Section 22 approval. 1.2 The Policy Statement Directives Checklist is to be included with a bylaw referred to the Executive Committee for approval. Policy – 5.7.1 Bylaw Checklists Page 2 2. Bylaw Referrals 2.1 Planning staff may forward bylaws to referral agencies either before, or after, the bylaw has received first reading. 2.2 Planning staff will use the Policy Statement Directives Checklist as a reference when examining proposed bylaws for compatibility with the Policy Statement prior to first reading. 2.3 Planning staff may refer bylaws to Trust Area staff if they need to seek clarification relative to the Policy Statement. 2.4 The Executive Committee is not considered a referral agency for local trust committee bylaws. 2.5 Correspondence sent to the Executive Committee regarding local trust committee bylaws should be forwarded to the Director of Local Planning Services who may prepare a report for consideration by the Executive Committee. 3. Public Hearing 3.1 Final booking arrangements and notification for a public hearing may only occur after ALL of the following events have occurred in the order as presented below: 3.1.1 either after 30
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