Salt Spring LTC Development Procedure Bylaw No. 304
· Salt Spring Island · Adopted Bylaws · 1993
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Salt Spring Island
Local Trust Committee
BYLAW NO. 304
ADOPTED: APRIL 13, 1993
AS AMENDED BY THE SALT SPRING ISLAND LOCAL TRUST COMMITTEE
BYLAW: 358
NOTE: This Bylaw is consolidated for convenience only and is not to be construed as a legal
document.
Consolidated: January, 2000
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Salt Spring Island Trust Committee
Bylaw No. 304
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A Bylaw to define procedures under which an owner of land may apply for amendment to a plan or bylaw
or the issue of a permit under Part 29 of the Municipal Act
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The salt spring Island Trust committee ("Trust committee"), being the Trust committee having jurisdiction
in respect of the Salt Spring Local Trust Area in the Province of British Columbia pursuant to the Islands
Trust Act (the "Act") enacts as follows:
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1. This bylaw may be cited for all purposes as the "Salt Spring Island Trust Committee Development
Procedure Bylaw No. 304, 1992".
Applications
2. Sections 3, 4 and 5 of this bylaw apply in respect of:
(1) applications for amendments to the Salt Spring Official Community Plan, the Salt Spring
Zoning Bylaw, the Piers Official Community Plan, the Piers Zoning Bylaw, and the Capital
Regional Distric1 Zoning Bylaw;
(2) applications for:
a) development permits and amendments thereto;
b) development variance permits;
c) temporary commercial use permits;
d) temporary industrial use permits;
e) amendments to land use contracts;
(3) applications under section 9 of the Condominium Act for conversion of existing buildings
into strata lots.
3. An application by an owner of land for amendment to an official community plan or zoning bylaw,
for a permit, or for conversion of a building into strata lots, shall:
(1) be made by the owner of the land or by a person authorized in writing by the owner;
(2) be submitted to the Islands Trust office in the appropriate form established by the Islands
Trust, as may be varied from time to time;
(3) contain all the information required by the applicable form.
4. An application or substantially similar application may not be submitted in respect of the same
development less than one year from the date of refusal of a previous application or in the case of
an application for conversion of a building into strata lots less than one year from the date of
refusal of a previous application, unless the Trust Committee has agreed to such reconsideration.
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5. The Trust Committee may, on receipt of an application to amend a plan or bylaw, resolve to
proceed with an amendment bylaw or resolve not to proceed w
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