Deb Morrison

Local Trustee, North Pender Island

North Pender Island · 7.8 years in office · 204,246 words on the record in 32 recorded meetings · 141 named motions in the minutes · present at 160 minuted meetings

Seats and terms

SeatAreaTermHowFromTo
Local TrusteeNorth Pender Island2018–2022general election2018-11-062022-11-18
Local TrusteeNorth Pender Island2022–2026general election2022-11-18present

In their own words

The most substantial lines attributed to Deb Morrison in the transcripts, grouped by meeting; each timestamp plays the Trust's recording from that second.

  1. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, July 29, 2021 2021-07-29

    • [0:57:16] “So like actually allowing in many ways less housing and construction if we don't put that kind of restriction on it. So allowing a primary use. Can you talk a little bit about like, I know amendments to the OCP or I thought amendments to the OCP were outside the scope of this work, but things like this where we have like one little thing, is that really problematic or can we just do that?”

  2. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, January 28, 2021 2021-01-28

    • [1:11:37] “Like, because it's not about this applicant, the application is really solid, it feels really clear. And I think they've been thoughtful about it. And I don't want them to have to bear our conversations at like 10,000 foot level. So I support that. And that would help me even if it's not bylaw yet, it would help me understand some of the guidance related questions that I think are more universal across these applications.” (probable)
    • [4:00:10] “And I think this is the place where, you know, when we do look at these guidelines that we're thinking, that we're proposing, like this is the discretionary sort of space that we have to occupy, like given this guidance, given the history of activity for this particular space and the way that you're naming things and like being clear about what the activity is in the space.” (probable)
    • [4:30:00] “Robert, honestly, I've been asking for this for like a year and a half with different people inside the trust is like a really clear list of different bylaws related to climate change that we can actually understand what's happening on other islands to be able to know what we can draw from.” (probable)

  3. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee regular meeting, April 12, 2025 2025-04-12

    • [2:09:43] “And that's one of the recommendations in here is to do a little bit more education outreach related to like what options there are, but also to like say what options there aren't probably is also important to get people to migrate away from that because the moratorium wasn't a free for all, like go put a bunch of trailers on your property.” (probable)
    • [0:31:56] “It is part of the work that I do inside AVIC, inside Trust Council, to be able to understand how we're getting provincial backing, because the issue that we had on Schooner with the Raptor's Nest DPA that was violated was, you know, the province had a responsibility to sort of lean in there and they chose not to do that.” (probable)

  4. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, April 29, 2021 2021-04-29

    • [2:07:09] “And I think the way you're running it is awesome. So, you know, I would kind of like to just approve this one and think it through a little more deeply as we go forward for the STVR application sort of issue, because we're essentially telling people they can't do this in the future with the way the STVR rules are being written.”
    • [2:12:44] “what both Phil and Kim are saying. I understand the bylaws super clearly on that issue. I also hear what Zoe is saying about going through the building, and I'm wondering where that's landed in between. So I don't know what the step is here, Ben.”
    • [2:34:41] “I would actually like to see this permit back next month with two different things. I would like to see a better package that clearly expresses the trust area criteria and emphasizes like environmental protection on the front end of the materials going to participants.”

  5. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, June 24, 2021 2021-06-24

    • [3:06:42] “And so I would like to see some changes in that. But it's good to know what those changes might look like going forward based on the best feedback. And so I'm happy that that review is going forward. And, you know, it is taking a bit longer than expected. So it's, you know, we'll see what we can do with that.”

  6. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, March 25, 2021 2021-03-25

    • [2:33:15] “We can, like, because I feel like I echo what Ben's saying, and I feel like I'm clear on what we need, and I don't necessarily want to delay another month because then as the project timeline moves along and our term gets closer to the end, it might be harder to get it finished before the end of the term.” (probable)
    • [1:04:32] “So I really think the biologist is going to be pretty straightforward what's needed, just like an email or note or like something in writing from them saying that, you know, because they've been on site, they can probably give you a very simple email saying that there's, you know, no negative impacts to that site.” (probable)
    • [3:18:41] “Maybe we put like this year we focus on that for the mail out and then we put like a paragraph or two at the very end that just says other information on activities of the LUB are found on this page, on the website.” (probable)

  7. Islands Trust Council regular meeting, December 5, 2023 2023-12-05

    • [0:50:43] “And as we manage our projects on Pender, I think about the challenges we're having in defining a project that's going to take a reasonable amount of time to then do the next logical thing for our community when the environment and the people that live in it are holistically not divided into projects in that way.”

  8. Islands Trust Council regular meeting, December 6, 2022 2022-12-06

    • [3:40:23] “That helps us as a communication tool when we go out to our communities to be able to say, clearly, here are the different projects, here is the unpacking of staff costs across these projects, so that it is not a black box and it's really clear to people what they're getting for what work they're doing.”

  9. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee special meeting, February 10, 2023 2023-02-10

    • [1:04:22] “So, and Kim, if we can make sure that anything on the maps that is like the potential industrial designations like that OCP that when we go to the February 25th meeting, that we're really clear that those are only the lowland areas of those properties, not the full properties, because that's confusing community members too.”
    • [0:47:06] “We can, because this is not past, we and, you know, like, we can by vote of the three of us decide to open these up and, you know, to make the best decision for community, there are things that I think we need to consider potentially opening them up for.”

  10. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee regular meeting, February 24, 2022 2022-02-24

    • [0:54:18] “right. So I don't actually have any concerns about this. I think that it's okay. And understanding too, which is always a challenge with these DP zones, that DP zones are really made to have us take a closer look at any one area and understand what the combination of circumstances are for any one area.”
    • [0:54:38] “So in this area I don't have any problems with approving this permit because I think the geotechnical person like really clearly named anything and covered it, and the, you're not cutting more trees you're not just like disturbing something that radically.”

  11. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, February 5, 2022 2022-02-05

    • [2:41:55] “So I think having the two different residential areas is going to be helpful between Magic Lake and other residential zones, because it could be that, you know, houses and even just acreage, though, the way that we're thinking about doing it, of having different acreage sizes and scales will help with that a little bit.”
    • [1:18:43] “So, okay. And then setbacks to like setbacks related. I think we've already talked about that at the beginning of the meeting. Setbacks in Magic Lake being somewhat different as a just problem historically, the way lots are in this area being different than they might be on the rest of the island.”
    • [1:50:33] “I do really like that idea, and Ben has mentioned this earlier too, that, you know, without having a giant additional process, I do think that things that affect the community, such as increased density of docks on the island, are something that we should have community put into.”

  12. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, September 29, 2022 2022-09-29

    • [0:11:40] “that we had Trust Councils. So I was actually, I helped facilitate the session on the Trust Policy Statements, Chair of the Trust Programs Committee. And it was really helpful, I think, to just compile and synthesize the thinking that's gone on this term so that it can carry forward into the next term.” (probable)
    • [0:44:39] “I do want to say that anything that has to do with First Nations, we should never have that fully delegated because this is something that we need to be made aware of, regardless if the application comes in just from a basic reconciliation, elected official to elected official issue.” (probable)
    • [0:15:11] “wanted to get as much wrapped up as we can into the biology for it, we pass it forward, but that particular issue seems to be like more of a sticky issue and we really want the new trustees to hear from you, the people who live there okay.” (probable)

  13. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee special meeting, October 22, 2021 2021-10-22

    • [0:47:53] “Because like there's, I actually have a day job and like the work and travel that I'm like struggling with this fall, I just need to make sure that I really want to hear the AAPC, like comments and things and when do we need to get feedback into your process to do that.”

  14. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee special meeting, May 12, 2021 2021-05-12

    • [0:20:55] “I don't think that they've been thought through. I don't think that they're organized or coherent in any way. And so I personally don't, I can't adjust the number in any way other than to zero, because I don't have any indication why they should be there in the first place, right?”

  15. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee regular meeting, April 4, 2025 2025-04-04

    • [1:51:53] “If we can. So I love actually how it's laid out to super helpful, just in terms of being able to like, not just have a giant list of recommendations, but have them like related to different goals. So thank you for that. Whoever had that organizational genius, it's super helpful.”
    • [0:49:51] “Did they know to like have to do a further email is my question, right? Because that's part of the questions. But I feel like this application is solid, like for what's being asked. So and if that iterations already happened a little bit, I feel okay about that.”
    • [1:52:34] “Like under action item four, like when we talk about expanding opportunities to create secondary suites, how are we leveraging folks in our community who have already stepped through the processes, like to use the like grant programs and other things in place to like lift that?”

  16. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee special meeting, May 26, 2023 2023-05-26

    • [0:12:08] “I just wanted to really stress the communication, and I think we've done this through official channels, but just stress the communication to Paul that we'd really love to have him virtually or in person at the meeting in, is it, sorry, is it June 25th or 24th, 26th?”
    • [2:01:51] “And my intent with creating, you know, understanding and knowledge around that is not necessarily that it turns into regulation, but that it allows us to make better informed decisions on the applications that we see, that we have more information to make those decisions.”

  17. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, December 1, 2022 2022-12-01

    • [0:20:20] “And that was that was the other thing actually thank you Robert for that. That was the other thing that I'd emailed about or that I had in my head about was, was just to, to understand like there was something in the email about complex like Penderbean complex.” (probable)

  18. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, November 29, 2024 2024-11-29

    • [2:31:40] “I want to be able to say that before a bunch of other money is done here. I'm trying to understand, and I'm sure you all are, of like what's required for me to believe that, right? So yeah, I get that. I get that problem, right?” (probable)

  19. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, October 28, 2021 2021-10-28

    • [1:18:00] “But even so, I don't think it should be mini excavator you either do a shallow like just go right over top of it and don't excavate and just fill up top with gravel, or you hand excavate around the tree, or whatever other alternative they're suggesting.”
    • [2:57:30] “would go. Yeah, I would go because what you just said Ben makes me think that it should be like just period, and then we can revoke it if we decide not to do it, so that they know that we have the long term vision invested.”
    • [0:24:49] “So a couple things about that. First of all, draft bylaw number 183 is just that it's draft it hasn't been read into first reading yet. So there are a lot of things that may be altered and and addressed in that to clarify things.”

  20. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, October 27, 2022 2022-10-27

    • [1:41:21] “So the BC Building Code question then, so like if you're like a, you know, four foot height or three foot, say a three foot height in an area, but it had, it was inside a building, it would be considered floor space?”

  21. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, May 27, 2021 2021-05-27

    • [3:40:59] “I think the question that I have that's still outstanding, and I think it's up to Mr. Sketch if he wants to do that, is, is there any suggestion around a temporary use permit? I still don't know that I see that inside.”

  22. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, March 24, 2022 2022-03-24

    • [0:31:06] “I feel the need to just state that this space is a safe space that we can come and we can talk, but we have rules here, and those rules are quite clear, and they need to be enforced by the chair.” (probable)

Motions and votes from the minutes

Every motion the Islands Trust's published minutes record Deb Morrison moving, seconding, voting against or abstaining on. The wording is the minutes' own; each row links to the minutes document in the archive.

DateBodyNo.MotionTheir partOutcomeMinutes
2026-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2026-051that Islands Trust Council request staff forward the briefing “Options for Consideration by the Incoming Islands Trust Council to Improve the Existing Islands Trust Council Committee Structure” to Governance Committee to consider options for a request for decision to be brought forward to Island Trust Council in September.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2026-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2026-078that Islands Trust Council replace the current Policy 1.2.1 [Policy Statement Amendment] with the draft updated Policy 1.2.1 shown in Attachment 1 to the Request for Decision dated May 21, 2026.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2026-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2026-082that Islands Trust Council allocate the following amounts under Secretariat Services for fiscal year 2026/27 $430.50 to support the coordination of the Baynes Sound Lambert Channel Ecosystem Forum Society.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2026-03-10Islands Trust CouncilTC-2026-033that a roll call vote be taken.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2025-07-09Islands Trust CouncilCOW-2025-036that Committee of the Whole recommend that Trust Council revise the draft Policy Statement by amending Policy 3.5.27 to read: “Pollutants to Air, Land, and Water Regulate land use and development to reduce detrimental pollutants to air, land, and water.”MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2025-07-09Islands Trust CouncilCOW-2025-037that Committee of the Whole recommend that Trust Council revise the new Policy Statement by moving policy 3.5.27 to the Directive Policies - Waste section and remove the Directive Policies Emissions and Pollutants section.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2025-06-17Islands Trust CouncilTC-2025-058to postpone item 16.2.3 Amendment to Trust Council Meeting Procedure Bylaw 101 Regarding Petitions and Delegations to the September, 2025 meeting.MovedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2025-03-11Islands Trust CouncilTC-2025-005that Trust Council encourages Trustees to work with their communities to develop and build awareness of the principles of Dark Sky International and encourage voluntary adoption of the principles of Dark Sky International.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2025-03-11Islands Trust Councilthat Trust Council clarify its jurisdiction to control nighttime illumination in all contexts within the Trust Area for Official Community Plan and Bylaw adoption and enforcement across the Trust Area. TC-2025-007 It wasMoved—minutes · source
2025-03-11Islands Trust CouncilTC-2025-009that Trust Council make the following items on the April 2025- November 2026 Strategic Plan the highest priority: 1.1.1 the Islands Trust Policy Statement 1.2.1 a corporate planning process 1.2.3 revising bylaw enforcement practices and decisions 1.2.5 the review and implementation of accepted recommendations of the 2022 Governance Report TC-2025-010 It wasMoved—minutes · source
2025-03-11Islands Trust CouncilTC-2025-013that Trust Council table the item 7.2.2 to Thursday morning March 13 th .MovedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2025-03-11Islands Trust CouncilTC-2025-017that Trust Council amend Bylaw No. 197 to read as follows for Item No. 29: 29. In the event of a delegation presenting a petition, the petition shall contain a petitioner’s full name, residential address, telephone number, and a signature or valid email address. (Note: an email address may only be associated with one signatory).SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2025-03-11Islands Trust CouncilTC-2025-018that Trust Council Policy Bylaw No. 197, 2024 Item No. 43 be removed. Islands Trust ADOPTED Trust Council Quarterly Meeting Minutes March 11 to March 13, 2025 Page 15 of 28MovedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2025-03-11Islands Trust CouncilTC-2025-027that Islands Trust Council Bylaw 201, cited as the “Islands Trust Council Financial Plan Bylaw 2025- 2026”, be Read a First Time.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2025-03-11Islands Trust CouncilTC-2025-029that Islands Trust Council Bylaw 201, cited as the “Islands Trust Council Financial Plan Bylaw 2025- 2026”, be Read a Third Time.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2025-03-11Islands Trust CouncilTC-2025-032that Islands Trust Council Bylaw 202, cited as “Islands Trust Council Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw 2025-2026”, be Read a Second Time.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2025-03-11Islands Trust CouncilTC-2025-036that the words “but other subjects may be permitted by majority vote of the Local Trust Committee” be added after the words “local trust committee” to Item 43 in Bylaw No. 197.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2025-03-11Islands Trust CouncilTC-2025-041that Trust Council by 2/3 majority vote amend the March 2025 agenda to include new business item: • The voting for the vacancy on the Governance CommitteeMovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2025-03-11Islands Trust CouncilTC-2025-043that Trust Council recommend that local trust committees consider how to respond to concerns raised about accessibility of meetings by members of the public, especially in terms of time of day, and day of the week, of meetings and other engagement opportunities.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2025-01-08Islands Trust CouncilCOW-2025-002that Committee of the Whole recommend that Trust Council add a new proposed Directive Policy 3.3.4 to read as follows and renumber accordingly: Coastal Oak and Prairie Ecosystems Identify and prioritize the preservation and protection of coastal oak and prairie ecosystems, with a particular focus on their maintenance, restoration and management of its ecological integrity.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-12-12Islands Trust Councilthat Committee of the Whole recommends that Trust Council revise proposed Directive Policy 3.4.7 to read as follows: Economic and Tourism Activities Support sustainable economic activities that are compatible with preservation and protection of the Trust Area and its unique amenities, environment, community character, and health, and that consider transportation and infrastructure capacity. TC-COW-2024-26 It wasMoved—minutes · source
2024-12-12Islands Trust CouncilCOW-2024-027that Committee of the Whole recommends that Trust Council revise proposed Directive Policy 3.4.7 to read as follows: Economic Activities Trust Council Committee of the Whole ADOPTED 4 of 6 Meeting Minutes December 12, 2024 Support sustainable economic activities that are compatible with preservation and protection of the Trust Area and its unique amenities, environment, community health, and that consider transportation and infrastructure capacity.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-12-12Islands Trust CouncilCOW-2024-029that Committee of the Whole amend the motion by replacing the word “wildfire” with the word “fire”.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-12-12Islands Trust CouncilCOW-2024-030that Committee of the Whole amend the motion to change the words “direct development away from them,” to “manage development related to them”.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-12-03Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-097that Trust Council request the Governance Committee move the topic “Election of Executive Committee”, and possible re- election during same term, be moved to Urgent High Priority quadrant of the Governance Committee work program matrix.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-12-03Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-101that Trust Council request staff to explore options for the December, 2025 and March, 2026 meeting to be in the Trust Area.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-12-03Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-111that the Islands Trust Council request the Secretary to issue a Natural Area Protection Tax Exemption Program Certificate for the covenanted portion of the property described as PID: 005-837-651, Lot 6, Sections 18 and 22, Pender Island, Cowichan District, Plan 6294, subject to registration of a conservation covenant and completion of a baseline inventory report consistent with the standards developed for the Natural Area Tax Exception Program.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-12-03Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-126that the Islands Trust Council close this meeting to the public subject to Part 4, Division 3, Section 90(1)(a) and (c) of the Community Charter: (a) personal information about an identifiable individual who holds or is being considered for a position as an officer, employee or agent of the municipality or another position appointed by the municipality; (c) labour relations or other employee relations; and that the Interim Chief Administrative Officer and Chief Administrative Officer be invited to attend the meeting.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-12-03Islands Trust Councilthat the Islands Trust Council close this meeting to the public subject to Part 4, Division 3, Section 90(1)(a) and (c) of the Community Charter: (a) personal information about an identifiable individual who holds or is being considered for a position as an officer, employee or agent of the municipality or another position appointed by the municipality; (c) labour relations or other employee relations; and that the Interim Chief Administrative Officer and Chief Administrative Officer be invited to attend the meeting.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-11-29North Pender IslandNP-2024-061that North Pender Island Local Trust Committee approve issuance of Development Variance Permit PLDVP20240225 (Grant).Voted againstCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-07-08Islands Trust CouncilCOW-2024-007that the Islands Trust Council Committee of the Whole close this meeting to the public subject to Section 90(1) (i) of the Community Charter in order to consider matters related to the receipt of advice that is subject to solicitor-client privilege, including communications necessary for that purpose, and that staff be invited to remain in the meeting.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-06-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-056that the meeting be closed to the public in accordance with the Community Charter, part 4, division 3, s. 90(1): (c) labour relations or other employee relations; (i) the receipt of advice that is subject to solicitor-client privilege, including communications necessary for that purpose; and that CAO Russ Hotsenpiller and Staff be invited to attend the closed session.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-06-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-057that Trust Council reaffirm the role of the Governance Committee to advise Trust Council on the framework of the Islands Trust Act.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-06-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-058that Trust Council establish a voluntary subcommittee on the framework of the Islands Trust Act, reporting to the Governance Committee, to provide options for a response to the Province and possible strategies for advocacy of this effort.MovedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2024-06-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-062that Trust Council communicate to all Local Trust Committees to notify Trustee Morrison of interest to collectively engage in conversations around Dark Sky Principles Adoption with relevant Regional Districts.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-06-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-063that Trust Council add to the September, 2024 Trust Council meeting a discussion on the Section 3 Mandate.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-05-30Islands Trust CouncilCOW-2024-003that the Committee of the Whole recommend to Executive Committee to provide significant time for discussion of the Trust Policy Statement in Committee of the Whole format at the June 2024 Trust Council meeting.MovedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2024-03-12Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-005that Trust Council Bylaw 196, cited as “Islands Trust Council Meeting Procedures Bylaw, 2004, Amendment Bylaw No. 1, 2024”, be read a third time.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-03-12Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-020that Trust Council replace the Islands Trust Conservancy Protected Areas Manager staff position, with a temporary staff position for Islands Trust Conservancy, in the draft 2024/25 budget.SecondedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2024-03-12Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-021that the Trust Council reduce the $30,000 from the budget for the "Housing Strategy and Housing Options Toolkit" project by the Regional Planning Committee. Trust Council recessed conversation on this motion and picked it up after the Media & Social Media Training Session. 9. MEDIA & SOCIAL MEDIA TRAINING SESSION Trustees undertook a training session on social media from Jan Enns Communications. The meeting reconvened at 5:30 p.m. following the media training session. 7.2.1.3 Budget Overview – BRF (Continued) TC-2024-021 It wasMoved—minutes · source
2024-03-12Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-021that Trust Council remove $30,000 from the budget for the "Housing Strategy and Housing Options Toolkit" project by the Regional Planning Committee.MovedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2024-03-12Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-025that Islands Trust include $15,256 in the 2024/25 budget to join the Sue Big Oil class action lawsuit, funds eligible for spending only upon Trust Council formally resolving to join the movement.MovedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2024-03-12Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-036that Trust Council request that the “Policy Statement Amendment Project - Project Charter V8” be amended to have the Draft Policy Statement be initially provided to Trust Council at a special meeting.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-03-12Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-039that the September Trust Council meeting be held on Gabriola Island.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-03-12Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-042that Trust Council defer this item to the June Trust Council meeting.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2024-03-12Islands Trust CouncilTC-2024-045that Trust Council requests staff to report in the September and March Trust Council meetings about the tracking of Planning staff time and application revenue. TC-2024-046 It wasMoved—minutes · source
2023-12-05Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-082that Trust Council adopt the following locations for its 2024 meetings: 1. March 12-14, Nanaimo 2. June 18-20, Salt Spring 3. September 24-26, on an island to be determined 4. December 3-5, Victoria.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-12-05Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-093that Trust Council direct the Governance Committee to shift "Representational differences", from the "NOT IMMEDIATE but IMPORTANT" category and move it to the "URGENT and HIGH PRIORITY".MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-12-05Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-094that Trust Council direct the Governance Committee to shift "compensation", from the "NOT IMMEDIATE and LOWER PRIORITY" category and move it to the "NOT IMMEDIATE but IMPORTANT".SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-09-26Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-058that the work plan and project charter for implementing the recommendations from the Office of Ombudsperson Report titled: “Voluntary Consultation on Bylaw Enforcement Policies and Practices within the Islands Trust”, dated August 2023 be brought back to Trust Council with recommendations from the RPC for review within the next six months.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-09-26Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-059that Trust Council amend the motion to exclude 7.1.3 Use of Local Trustee Letterhead.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-09-26Islands Trust Councilthat Trust Council amend the vision statement to insert ", respecting Indigenous rights," between "...communities" and "...within" so that the vision statement is “A vibrant tapestry of caring, diverse and rural communities, respecting Indigenous rights within the Salish Sea that flourish in harmony with nature. Discussion ensued. At approximately 11:00 a.m. the electronic meeting failed and resumed at 11:03 a.m. The meeting recessed at 11:07 a.m. and resumed at 11:12 a.m. By general consent the motion was withdrawn. TC-2023-075 Trust Council Quarterly Meeting Minutes September 26-28, 2023 ADOMoved—minutes · source
2023-09-26Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-076that the Trust Council postpone the decision on the vision statement to the December Trust Council and request staff to provide advice on the process of the vision and mission statement development in light of our responsibilities to reconciliation.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-09-26Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-079that Trust Council request staff to report back on options to join the class action suit to sue big oil with other municipalities at the rate of $0.50/resident of the Trust Area.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-003that Trust Council request interested trustees to work with Director of Legislative Services Marlor to provide input and revision to the draft Accessibility Committee terms of reference and bring it back to the June Trust Council.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-010that Trust Council direct staff to specify that the Legislative Services, Meeting Administrator position be named as temporary for one year. 14 in favour 11 opposedMovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-011that Trust Council direct staff to specify that the Administration, Administrative Coordinator position be named as temporary for one year. 12 in favour 13 opposedMovedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-018that Trust Council approve Policy Statement Amendment Project Charter v6.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-019that a reconciliation learning group be initiated comprised of trustees who indicate interest; and that a learning plan be developed and implemented through monthly, virtual meetings.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-020that Trust Council recommend to Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) that Trustee Lironi be appointed as Trust Council’s representative to the DFO Shellfish Aquaculture Management Advisory Committee and that Trustee Graham be identified as the alternate attendee.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-021that Trust Council request Staff to seek a legal opinion regarding the Islands Trust's obligations to up hold collective and individual rights to housing.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-022that the Islands Trust Council close this meeting to the public subject to Section 90(1)(g) of the Community Charter in order to consider matters related to litigation or potential litigation affecting the municipality and that staff attend the meeting.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-028that Islands Trust Council Bylaw 192, cited as the “Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw 2023-2024”, be Read a Second Time.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-031that the Trust Council direct the Regional Planning Committee and the Trust Programs Committee to consider how the Montreal Charter on Biodiversity impacts the work of the Islands Trust and share their thinking back with Trust Council in this calendar year.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-035Amend the above motion TC-2023-034, add “including Will MacKenzie,” after “qualified provincial forest ecologists...”. 10 in favour 14 opposedSecondedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-036that Trust Council refer the educational opportunity around the Coastal Douglas-fir zone and forest discussions to Trust Programs Committee for further consideration as an educational opportunity. (See resolution TC-2023-034).SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2023-03-07Islands Trust CouncilTC-2023-038that Islands Trust Council request the Chair to promptly inform the Province that it no longer wishes to proceed with its request that the Province enhance the Trust's jurisdiction over tree cutting bylaws to make its jurisdiction equal to that of municipalities under section 8 of the Community Charter, and also request staff to remove the task from Trust Council’s follow-up action list. TC-2023-039 It wasSeconded—minutes · source
2022-12-06Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-139that motion TC-2022-138 be amended to include “by the March 2023 Trust Council meeting” after the word report.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-12-06Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-140that the discussion on amended motion TC-2022-138 be postponed until after the reconciliation discussion tomorrow.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-12-06Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-145that Trustee Maude be appointed scrutineer for this ballot.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-12-06Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-149that Trust Council direct Financial Planning Committee to approve a revised draft budget and process for public engagement.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-12-06Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-154that motion TC-2022-153 be amended replacing the words “a future” with the words “the March 2023”.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-12-06Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-155that Trust Council refer item 4.4 to the Governance Committee for discussion prior to the March 2023 meeting.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-12-06Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-162that Trust Council postpone motion TC-2022-161 to the March Trust Council meeting.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-12-06Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-163that Executive Committee and staff do not pursue conversations with the Province around tree cutting until after the March 2023 meeting.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-12-06Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-164that Trust Council requests that Executive Committee include a session on bylaw enforcement policy and practice in the March 2023 Trust Council meeting agenda.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-11-18Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-131that Trust Council request staff to report back with options and implications of changing the selection process established in Trust Council Policy 2.3.1 Council Committee Systems for the Financial Planning Committee so that membership is determined by Trust Council election and; THAT Trust Council change the process for appointing the Financial Planning Committee established in Policy 2.3.1 Council Committee Systems, by limiting the appointment under current policy to six months pending adoption of a new selection policy, at which time a new Financial Planning Committee could be decided by thSeconded—minutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-070that the Trust Council direct staff to provide communication materials for understanding the changes in fees.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-03-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-002that we defer motion TC-2022-001 until receiving the consultant’s feedback tomorrow.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-03-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-004that Trust Council request staff to change the procedure “Trust Council Section 13 Resolutions Without Meeting (RWM), Section 3.1” be amended to read “Trustees should limit discussion of Section 13 RWM with other members of the Trust Council because the process takes place outside of a properly called and constituted meeting.”MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-03-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-012that the heritage overlay mapping and reconciliation action plan items be put back into the budget. The meeting recessed for a break at 10:35 a.m. and reconvened at 10:40 a.m. Chair Luckham called the question on TC-2022-012.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-03-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-017that the Howe Sound Water Mapping Project be removed from the budget - $86,000.MovedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2022-03-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-024that the $19,000 additions to budget be funded from surplus.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-105that Islands Trust Council Bylaw No. 184, cited as “Islands Trust Council Meeting Procedures Bylaw, 2004, Amendment Bylaw No. 6, 2021” be read a first time.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-110that Trust Council adopt the following meeting locations and for its 2022 schedule: March (in‑person, Nanaimo), June (electronic), September (electronic), November (in-person, Victoria).MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-119that the Islands Trust Council approves the amendment of the NAPTEP Certificate for the covenanted portion of the property described as PID 001-081- 110, Lot 38, Section 7, Pender Island, Cowichan District, Plan 32261, Except Part in Plan 35333, to extend the Certificate to cover the increased protection area, and to reference the registration number of the new conservation covenant and survey plan that will be registered.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-122that the Islands Trust Council reinstate the Community Stewardship Awards Program beginning January 2022.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-123that the Islands Trust Council amend the Administration of the Community Stewardship Awards Program policy (2.1.11) to clarify that the program will now be offered in the final year of each term.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-124that the Climate Indicators Project for $25,000 be included in the Islands Trust 2022/2023 draft budget.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-130that we refer the motion on the table (TC-2021-128) to the Regional Planning Committee for further consideration.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-133that the Trust Council refer delegation items 7.1.1 Gulf Islands Alliance - Draft Bylaw No. 183 Trust Policy Statement and Affordable Housing and, 7.1.5 Jennifer Margison - Friends of the Gulf Islands Petition to the Trust Programs Committee for consideration as part of the Trust Policy Statement Project.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-09-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-080that Trust Council request further amendments to Policy 2.1.2 prior to adoption. TC-2021-081 It wasMoved—minutes · source
2021-09-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-082that Trust Council approve the Islands 2050 Phase 3 Public Engagement Project Charter scenario 3 and approve a budget of an additional $82,000, consisting of an additional transfer of $62,000 from the general revenue surplus fund and the remainder to be funded by any reallocation of funds from the approved 2021/2022 budget to support implementation.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-09-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-090that procedures for Trust Council Section 13 Resolutions without Meeting section 4.3.3.4 be deleted.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-07-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-069that the Islands Trust Council postpone consideration of first reading of Bylaw No. 183, cited as “Islands Trust Policy Statement Bylaw, 2021” to December 2021.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-07-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-070that the Islands Trust Council ask all Trustees to share the draft Trust Policy Statement with their Local Trust Area constituents between now and September, asking for feedback to be provided to Islands2050@islandstrust.bc.ca. TC-2021-071Moved—minutes · source
2021-07-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-072that the Islands Trust Council request staff to develop a revised project charter for public engagement on the draft new Policy Statement for approval and implementation by the Islands Trust Executive Committee by the end of August 2021.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-06-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-059that the Islands Trust Council request the Secretary issue a Natural Area Protection Tax Exemption Certificate (NAPTEP) for the covenanted portion of the property on North Pender Island described as “3209 Armadale Road, Parcel Identifier 029-414- 890, and 3210 Clam Bay Road, Parcel Identifier 000-543-527” subject to registration of a conservation covenant and completion of a baseline inventory report consistent with the standards developed for NAPTEP.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-05-31Islands Trust CouncilSC-2021-041that the Select Committee request staff to arrange meetings for July 12, August 9, September 13, October 4, and November 1, from 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Pacific Standard time, 2021.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-03-09Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-002that Trust Council define the words “unique amenities” to be inclusive of the natural character of the environment and the cultural heritage of Indigenous Peoples within the Islands Trust Area, and that these aspects are prioritized. Debate ensued. Trustee Thorn joined the meeting at 3:58 p.m. TC-2021-003 It wasSeconded—minutes · source
2021-03-09Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-005that Trust Council define the words “unique amenities” to be inclusive of the natural character of the environment and that this aspect be prioritized.SecondedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2021-03-09Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-006that Trust Council define the words “unique amenities” to be inclusive of the cultural heritage of Indigenous Peoples within the Islands Trust Area and that this aspect is prioritized.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-03-09Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-023that Trust Council not accept Financial Planning Committee’s recommendation to reduce the Stewardship Education Program and that the additional $15,000 be added back to the 2021/22 budget.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-03-09Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-029that Trust Council include funding of $25,000 for one additional in-person Trust Council meeting in March 2022.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-03-09Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-039that Trust Council direct staff to allocate, no later than June 2021, five full-time equivalent (FTE) planners towards proactive policy planning, shifting these FTEs from current application planning work and to prepare draft amendments to relevant trust council policies. Trustee Peterson left the meeting at 12:10 pm. Trustee Thorn joined the meeting at 12: 15 pmMovedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2021-03-09Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-043that Trust Council ask staff to provide recommendations about how to broaden engagement and capacity building within local communities, particularly with respect to involving First Nations, in the work of the Islands Trust Area.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-03-01Islands Trust Councilthat the document be brought back to the next meeting for Committee approval. The following amendment to the amendment was put on the table: It wasSeconded—minutes · source
2021-01-18Islands Trust CouncilSC-2021-005that Staff invite a representative from BC Bid to attend the beginning of our next meeting to advise us on the bid preparation.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-12-01Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-105that motion TC-2020-106 be amended to “be postponed to the next Trust Council meeting”.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-12-01Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-108that Trust Council request the Trust Programs Committee to prepare questions for trustees regarding themes that have been emerging during discussion of the Policy Statement Amendment Project, with the responses to be provided to the Trust Programs Committee no later than the end of January, 2021.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-12-01Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-109that Trust Council request Executive Committee to allocate up to a full day of discussion around the Trust Policy Statement at the March Trust Council meeting, 2021.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-12-01Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-110that Trust Council refer the Community Benefit Land Trust briefing to Trust Programs Committee for consideration in the context of the Trust Policy Statement Project. Discussion included management of donated lands, the example of the school owned by Trust Council on Denman Island but independently managed; reservations about implications of holding land and possibly providing services; can work in collaboration with Islands Trust Conservancy without taking on landlord responsibility. After discussion, Chair Luckham call the question on motion TC-2020-110.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-12-01Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-119that Trust Council direct staff to allocate five full-time equivalent (FTE) planners towards proactive policy planning, shifting these FTE’s from current application planning work and to prepare draft amendments to relevant trust council policies. TC-2020-120 It wasMoved—minutes · source
2020-09-15Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-073that Trust Council amend Policy 2.1.14 History, Heritage and Conservation Grants In-Aid dated March 13, 2018 with the revised Policy 2.1.14 History, Heritage and Conservation Grants In-Aid dated September 15, 2020 which is inclusive of First Nations history, heritage, objects and sites.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-09-15Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-074that Trust Council adopt Policy 2.1.15 Secretariat Services.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-09-15Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-075that the Islands Trust Council amend Policy 2.1.11 Administration of the Community Stewardship Awards Program dated March 7, 2003 with the revised Policy 2.1.11 Administration of the Community Stewardship Awards Program dated September 15, 2020.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-09-15Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-082that Trust Council ask the Director of Local Planning Services to put the business case for an additional bylaw compliance and enforcement officer forward to the Financial Planning Committee.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-09-15Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-092that Trust Council request the Executive Committee to review the recommendations of Raincoast Conservation Foundation regarding policy reform to protect endangered forests and habitats within the Islands Trust Area and provide recommendations to Trust Council.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-09-15Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-094that Trust Council request the Chair to write to My Sea to Sky indicating commitment to participate as pilot communities for the Climate Action Report Card tool project being developed by My Sea to Sky Society and partners, subject to review of the project and endorsement by the Trust Programs Committee.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-050that Trust Council approve the Trust Programs Committee Work Program Report as presented.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-052that the Islands Trust Council request the Secretary issue a Natural Area Protection Tax Exemption Certificate for the covenanted portion of the property described as “Lot B Section 22 Pender Island Cowichan District Plan VIP 67942, Parcel Identifier 024-289-582” subject to registration of a conservation covenant and completion of a baseline inventory report consistent with the standards developed for NAPTEP. Trustee Morrison spoke to a lack of natural forest structure in 2 nd and 3 rd growth forests. There is a legal mechanism in covenants for restoration to occur, Acting Manager of the IslanSecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-056that Trust Council request staff to implement a system of tracking and collecting all local planning service staff hours associated with processing individual applications, beginning as soon as possible, for a three-month period to inform the discussion in regards to the review of application fees. Director of Local Planning Services (DLPS) Marlor asked for clarification on the types of applications this motion would address. Discussion followed. By general consent, Trust Council recessed for lunch at 12:00 PM and agreed to reconvene at 1:00 PM, picking up with the speaker’s list held by ChairMovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-057that Trust Council request the Chief Administrative Officer to require from planning staff the keeping of detailed time records for 3 months and to provide the results to the next Trust Council. Discussion ensued on the motion and the time tracking system.SecondedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2020-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-062that the September 15-16, 2020 Trust Council meeting be held virtually.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-063that the Trust Council request a report from staff about the potential to have an Islands Trust structure to manage Community Benefit Land Trusts.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-066that motion TC-2020-065 be amended to add, “subject to consultation with First Nations.”SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-03-10Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-033that Trust Council direct Executive Committee to follow up with Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations & Rural Development (FLNRORD) around forest management.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-12-03Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-102that the Water License Branch discussion be considered as the top priority on the Continuous Learning Plan.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-12-03Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-104that the Trust Council request staff schedule Trust Council meetings for 2020 calendar year as follows: March on Salt Spring Island; June on Hornby Island; September on Saturna Island with an electronic meeting conducted if feasible; and December in Victoria.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-12-03Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-110that Trust Council remove the map and develop water budgets for groundwater aquifers from the 2020/21 budget.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-12-03Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-110that the 2020-21 Trust Council budget be held to a 0% increase by drawing the excess amount needed from the General Revenue Surplus Fund. TC-2019-115Moved—minutes · source
2019-09-17Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-070that item 2, climate change related topics and specifically water catchment and other sources of water, be included in the continuous learning plan within the next year.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-09-17Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-076that item # 9 be replaced with: Develop a model land use regulation regarding freshwater sustainability including groundwater, rainwater catchment and greywater recycling.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-09-17Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-088that item #26 be added back to Strategic Plan.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-09-17Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-095that the Islands Trust Council approve the top priorities of the Trust Programs Committee Work Program Report.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-06-18Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-057that the Islands Trust Council approves the top priorities of the Trust Programs Committee Work Program Report.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-06-18Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-063Trust Council requests the Executive Committee realign the schedule to meet transportation needs.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-06-18Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-068that the meeting be adjourned at 10:40 AM.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-03-12Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-021that the Islands Trust can take to advance progress toward Local Trust Committee climate reduction targets and achieve further reductions in carbon from Trust operations. 7. Direct staff to include a central focus on equitable climate change mitigation, adaptation, and resilience into strategic planning to provide guidance and support for the Trust Area’s efforts to transition away from fossil fuels in ways that prioritize those most vulnerable to climate impacts and most in need of support in transitioning to renewable energy. 8. Trust Council directs staff to work with First Nations and FirsMovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-03-12Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-036that the Islands Trust Council approves the top priorities of the Trust Programs Committee Work Program Report.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-01-15Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-005that the Islands Trust Council request that staff change the website renewal business case to focus on digital communication improvements up to $115,000, subject to review of the discovery data by Trust Council.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source

Attendance per the minutes

YearPresentAbsent or regrets
201830
2019160
2020271
2021322
2022212
2023160
2024200
2025187
202672
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Most-used words on the record

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Meetings they speak most in

  1. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, August 13, 2022 — 2022-08-13, 15,017 words
  2. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, November 29, 2024 — 2024-11-29, 11,736 words
  3. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, March 24, 2022 — 2022-03-24, 10,568 words
  4. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, January 28, 2021 — 2021-01-28, 10,217 words
  5. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, October 27, 2022 — 2022-10-27, 9,545 words
  6. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, May 27, 2021 — 2021-05-27, 9,243 words
  7. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, March 25, 2021 — 2021-03-25, 9,064 words
  8. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee community information meeting, January 27, 2022 — 2022-01-27, 8,369 words
  9. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee special meeting, February 10, 2023 — 2023-02-10, 7,991 words
  10. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee special meeting, June 24, 2023 — 2023-06-24, 7,979 words

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YearRecorded meetingsLinesWords
202194,86566,856
2022115,46173,599
202341,78925,437
202431,57220,055
202541,15515,466
202612152,833

Every transcript they speak in (32)

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