Jane Wolverton

Former Local Trustee, Galiano Island (2018–2022)

Galiano Island · 4 years in office · 92 named motions in the minutes · present at 70 minuted meetings

Seats and terms

SeatAreaTermHowFromTo
Local TrusteeGaliano Island2018–2022general election2018-11-062022-11-18

Roles

RoleBodyFromTo
Chair, Local Trust CommitteeGaliano Island2019-02-082022-07-26

Motions and votes from the minutes

Every motion the Islands Trust's published minutes record Jane Wolverton 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
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-091that Trust Council Bylaw No. 189, cited as “Islands Trust Council Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Bylaw, 2022, Amendment Bylaw No. 1, 2022” be given first reading.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-092that Trust Council Bylaw No. 189, cited as “Islands Trust Council Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Bylaw, 2022, Amendment Bylaw No. 1, 2022” be given second reading.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-097that Trust Council request staff to make the following changes to the structure of the draft new Islands Trust Policy Statement Bylaw No. 183, for Trust Programs Committee and Executive Committee review: 1.1 – remove detailed coordination policies from each subsection and instead develop more general coordination principles in accordance with the object of the Trust. 1.2 – remove detailed “commitments of Trust Council” from each subsection and instead develop more general guiding principles in accordance with the object of the Trust. 1.3 – add a new category of “recommendation policies” that lSecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-100that TC-2022-099 be amended at 3.4 to add the words “and terrestrial” after the word “marine”.MovedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-101that Trust Council request staff to explore and, where possible, integrate input received from the following referral agency partners on the draft new Islands Trust Policy Statement Bylaw No. 183, for Trust Programs Committee and Executive Committee review: 4.1 – work with Bowen Island Municipality staff and Islands Trust Conservancy staff to integrate their specific amendment requests. 4.2 – work with Ministry of Agriculture & Food and Agricultural Land Commission staff to refine the wording of the draft agricultural policies. 4.3 – address regional district staff recommendations for revisionSecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-108that Trust Council Bylaw No. 190, cited as “Islands Trust Council Natural Area Exemption Certificate Fees Bylaw No. 115, 2006, Amendment Bylaw No. 1, 2022”, be read a third time.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-111that draft policy 6.2.1 be amended by changing 1.1.3 as follows: 1.1.3 a.) to add: “and one active minor project at a time,” 1.1.3 b.) to add: and Salt Spring Island (SSI) is allotted 3 active minor projects.” TC-2022-112 It wasSeconded—minutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-111that draft policy 6.2.1 be amended by changing 1.1.3 as follows: 1.1.3 a.) to add: “and one active minor project at a time.”SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-113that draft policy 6.2.1 be amended by changing 1.1.3 as follows: 1.1.3 b) to add: “and Salt Spring Island (SSI) is allotted 3 active minor projects.” TC-2022-114 It wasSeconded—minutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-113that draft policy 6.2.1 be amended by changing 1.1.3 as follows: 1.1.3 b) to add: “and Salt Spring Island (SSI) is allotted 3 active projects.”SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-115that Trust Council approve amended Trust Council policies 6.2.1, “Priority Setting / Review Guidelines” as amended and 6.7.1, “Work Program, Follow-Up Action Lists, and Priority Charts” as presented in Attachments 3 and 4.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-120that the meeting be closed to the public subject to Sections 90(1)(c)(g) and (i) of the Community Charter to consider matters related to employee relations, litigation affecting the Islands Trust and receipt of advice that is subject to solicitor-client privilege and that staff attend the meeting.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-125that Trust Council host a panel session about affordable housing challenges and solutions in the Islands Trust Area as part of trustee education. TC-2022-126 It wasSeconded—minutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-125that Trust Council host a panel session about housing challenges and solutions in the Islands Trust Area as part of trustee education.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-127that Trust Council coordinate a round table on housing, to include BC Housing, key ministers, housing leaders from island communities, and others, within the first six months of the new term. It was discussed that the roundtable be coordinated within six months, not necessarily held within six months of the new term.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-09-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-129that motion TC-2022-128 be amended as follows: After the word report add “, and the Young Anderson legal opinion regarding the scope of Section 3”.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-041that the Islands Trust Council agree to enter into service contracts with the Boards of the Regional District of Nanaimo, Comox Valley Regional District, Cowichan Valley Regional District, qathet Regional District, Sunshine Coast Regional District, and Capital Regional District for the purpose of sharing the costs of conducting elections, and; That Islands trust Council authorize the Chair and Director, Legislative Services to sign the service agreements on behalf of Council that will be substantially similar to the attached template.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-044that Trust Council Bylaw No. 188, cited as “Trust Council Bylaw No. 188, 2022” be given Third reading.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-047that motion TC-2022-046 be amended to insert the words “the draft” before the words “terms of reference”.SecondedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-048that the word “select” be replaced with the word “standing” and that the motion be severed after the word established. Chair Luckham ruled motion TC-2022-048 was not in order as it would substantially change the motion’s intent. TC-2022-049 It wasSeconded—minutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-058that Trust Council requests staff to include from the report (agenda package page 155) items 1.8, and 1.10 (First Nations Early & Meaningful Engagement) in the draft Policy Statement.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-059that staff be requested to develop a Glossary of Terms used in the Trust Policy Statement to be an appendix to that document.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-061that Trust Council reaffirm its Reconciliation Declaration of March 2019 and its inherent commitment to be responsive to First Nations engagement on the Trust Policy Statement as dictated by the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-062that Trust Council directs that all recommendations for policies related to the Policy Statement are rooted in both current and emerging western science and Indigenous Knowledge. Trustee Morrison joined the meeting at 1:54 p.m.SecondedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-069that Trust Council refer the “Shoreline Polygon Mapping Summary Report: Eelgrass in the Islands Trust Area” and “Shoreline Polygon Mapping Summary Report: Bull Kelp in the Islands Trust Area” both dated March 2022 to local trust committees and Bowen Island Municipality, with a cover briefing/letter, for consideration in their land use planning decisions.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-073that Trust Council call on the Province of British Columbia, in partnership with Indigenous leadership, to develop and communicate in a timely way the process and timelines through which they will develop new legislation to protect and restore biological diversity and ecosystem health, in a manner consistent with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, and with the involvement of local governments, civil society groups, Indigenous and scientific experts, and the concerned public.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-077To nominate Trustee Rockafella for the Governance Committee. Trustee Rockafella agreed to stand. TC-2022-078 It wasMoved—minutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-078To nominate Trustee Stamford for the Governance Committee. Trustee Stamford agreed to stand. TC-2022-079 It wasSeconded—minutes · source
2022-06-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-089that Trust Council members be asked to forward their comments on the Governance Review Report to the new standing Governance Committee.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-03-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-001that a short term ad hoc Governance Review Implementation Committee be struck with a mandate to consider and discuss the Governance Review Report and make recommendations to Trust Council on "implementation steps" including prioritizing recommendations with regards to order of importance. And the committee will be composed of 7 trustees including one member of the Executive appointed by the Executive Committee and 6 members elected from amongst current Trustees in the normal fashion of nomination and secret ballot. The committee will choose a chair that will not be the Executive Committee reprSeconded—minutes · source
2022-03-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-015that we add affordable housing model bylaws back into the budget at $5,000.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-03-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-018that the office lease costs on line 4 of $20,000 be added back in to the budget. Director of Administrative Services Mobbs noted that $2,200 subsequent costs would be added back with this item. TC-2022-019 It wasMoved—minutes · source
2022-03-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-022that $20,000 be added to meeting expenses so that one more Trust Council meeting be a hybrid meeting this term.SecondedDEFEATEDminutes · source
2022-03-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-023that the training and conferences item be restored by adding $4,343.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-03-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-029that Islands Trust Council Bylaw 185, cited as the “Financial Plan Bylaw, 2022/23” be forwarded to the Minister of Municipal Affairs for approval consideration.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2022-03-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2022-031that Islands Trust Council Bylaw 186, cited as the “Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw 2022-23” be Read a Second Time.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-102that motion TC-2021-101 be amended changing the number seven to five.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-108that Trust Council adopt the following meeting dates for its 2022 schedule: March 8-10, June 21-23, September 20-22, and November 1-3.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-109that Trust Council schedule an additional electronic meeting December 6-8, 2022.MovedCARRIEDminutes · 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).SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-113that Islands Trust Council request that the Regional Planning Committee add to its work program the development of an Islands Trust Freshwater Sustainability Strategy policy document and recommendations for implementation of the Freshwater Sustainability Strategy.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-117that the Islands Trust Council meeting be closed to the public subject to Section 90(1) of the Community Charter in order to consider matters related to (c) labour relations or other employee relations and that staff be invited to attend the closed session.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-118that Trust Council adopt revised Policy 5.5.1 Bylaw Compliance and Enforcement as presented in (attachment 1.)SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-122that the Islands Trust Council reinstate the Community Stewardship Awards Program beginning January 2022.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · 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.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · 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.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-11-30Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-127that the Islands Trust Council declare that a Housing Equity and Workforce Shortage Crisis exists in many of the islands within the Islands Trust Area.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · 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.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-09-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-085that Trust Council forward the “Shoreline Protection Model Bylaw Report” dated March 2021 to local trust committees and Bowen Island Municipality for information.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-09-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-086that Trust Council request local trust committees and Bowen Island Municipality to advise the Regional Planning Committee if they intend to undertake policy or regulatory amendments based on the recommendations in the “Residential Floor Area Ratio Model Bylaw Report” or the “Shoreline Protection Model Bylaw Report.“ TC-2021-087 It wasSeconded—minutes · source
2021-09-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-087that motion TC-2021-086 be amended by changing the word “request” to “invite.”SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-09-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-092that motion TC-2021-091 be referred to senior staff to receive advice whether deleting section 3.1 offends the principle of resolutions without meetings (RWM).SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-09-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-094that Trust Council request staff to prepare correspondence for the Chair to the appropriate ministries affirming Trust Council support for the location of a dedicated Emergency Response Towing Vessel in Sidney, B.C.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-09-21Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-096that Trust Council adopt amended Trust Council Policy 7.6.1 Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (attachment 1).SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-06-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-050that the meeting recess at 4:51 p.m. and reconvene at 7:00 p.m.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-06-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-054that Trust Council repeal Policy 6.9.1 – Legal Services Management.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-06-08Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-055that Trust Council refer the matter of electronic meetings back to Executive Committee for further consideration including cost/benefits and all comments at Trust Council.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-03-09Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-010that Trust Council request the Trust Programs Committee and the Executive Committee continue their work on developing proposals for revising the Trust Policy Statement in accord with the current Project Charter including policy related to Sustainable Communities and affordable housing.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-03-09Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-021that Trust Council not accept Financial Planning Committee’s recommendation to remove the eelgrass mapping project and that it be added back in to the 2021/22 budget.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-03-09Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-032that Islands Trust Council Bylaw 181, cited as the “Financial Plan Bylaw, 2021-2022” be read a second time. Islands Trust Council Minutes ADOPTED Page 16 of 21 March 9-11, 2021SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-03-09Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-036that Islands Trust Council Bylaw 182, cited as the “Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw 2021-2022” be read a second time.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2021-03-09Islands Trust CouncilTC-2021-041that Trust Council direct staff to prepare a letter from the chair addressed to Provincial Minister of Environment urging that the Province of British Columbia introduce a province wide ban on the use of anticoagulant rodenticides, which are known to move through the food chain endangering wildlife.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-12-01Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-098that Trust Council receive the briefing, “Potential legislative and procedure change by the Islands Trust in relation to forest protection” for information.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · 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.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-12-01Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-114that Trust Council amend the 2018-2022 Strategic Plan by adding new strategy “19.1 Develop heritage preservation overlay mapping for the Trust Area and model heritage regulatory bylaws for protection of potential heritage and cultural sites.” During debate, it was clarified that the resolution refers to First Nations heritage preservation.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-12-01Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-121that Trust Council, 1) reaffirm its request that the Federal Government take all measures possible to reduce, and ultimately eliminate, the use of the 33 commercial freighter anchorage sites throughout the Southern Gulf lslands, 2) call upon the Minister of Transport to direct Transport Canada officials to meet with leadership in the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, BC Chamber of Shipping, and other appropriate industry representatives to identify immediate measures to reduce the number of bulk cargo ships currently being directed to anchor in the Southern Gulf Islands as long-term solutions aSeconded—minutes · source
2020-09-15Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-085that Islands Trust Council request staff to amend Trust Council Policy 6.11.1 to reflect the current Trust Council committee system structure.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-09-15Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-088that Trust Council delegate to the Regional Planning Committee the consideration of the peer review and the usefulness of the Southern Island groundwater project.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-09-15Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-090that Trust Council direct the Chair to write to Transport Canada and all relevant Ministers of the BC government to request that they develop a clear plan that supports the goal of the local island community to ensure the New Brighton Dock remains a public access point to Gambier Island and the critical port for the Southwest Peninsula; while at the same time being a fair and reasonable option for the owners of the dock, the Skwxwú7mesh Uxwumixw Council, to consider in their deliberations.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-09-15Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-093that Islands Trust request 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.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-043that Trust Council approve the Executive Committee Work Program Report as presented.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-044that Islands Trust Council Bylaw No. 180, cited as “Islands Trust Council Meeting Procedures Bylaw, 2004, Amendment Bylaw No. 5, 2020” be read a first time.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-06-16Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-045that Islands Trust Council Bylaw No. 180, cited as “Islands Trust Council Meeting Procedures Bylaw, 2004, Amendment Bylaw No. 5, 2020” be read a second time.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-04-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-038that Islands Trust Council amend Schedule A of Bylaw 178, cited as the “Financial Plan Bylaw, 2020/21” as resolved.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-04-20Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-042that Trust Council request staff write a press release that reminds people to avoid non-essential travel and minimize community interaction if coming to the islands in the Islands Trust area, as per the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) guidelines.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-03-10Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-001that Islands Trust Council endorse the Statement of Solidarity proposed in the February 27 th briefing with the following changes:  Change the title to Statement of Reconciliation,  Change the first paragraph to read - The Islands Trust area is a community in which Indigenous People were forcibly removed and disenfranchised from their village sites and gathering places, and the history of that legacy continues to this day. TC-2020-002 It wasSeconded—minutes · source
2020-03-10Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-001that Trust Council assert the following: Statement of the Islands Trust: The Islands Trust area is a community in which Indigenous People were forcibly removed and disenfranchised from their village sites and gathering places, and the history of that legacy continues to this day, not only in the Trust area but throughout British Columbia and Canada. We ask that the Federal and Provincial Governments take steps to uphold the guiding principles of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples signed by the Government of Canada in 2010, and the Declaration on the Rights of InSecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-03-10Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-007that Islands Trust Council request the Chair to send a letter of support to the Premier of British Columbia for redress of historical wrongs against Japanese Canadians.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-03-10Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-023that Islands Trust Council Bylaw 178, cited as the “Financial Plan Bylaw, 2020/21” be read a second time.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2020-03-10Islands Trust CouncilTC-2020-035that Trust Council expand the break after Delegations to 30 minutes for the next Trust Council and make it clear to delegates about this opportunity.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-12-03Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-117that Trust Council adopt the recommendations contained in the following items presented in the December 3-5, 2019 Trust Council Consent Agenda: 12.1.1 Director of Local Planning Services Report Receive for information. 12.1.2 Local Planning Committee Work Program Report That the Islands Trust Council approve the top priorities of the Local Planning Committee Work Program Report.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-09-17Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-069that the Islands Trust Council approve the top priorities of the Executive Committee Work Program Report.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-09-17Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-089that the following be added to the Strategic Plan: “implement the high priority actions outlined in the Affordable Housing in the Trust Area: Strategic Actions for Islands Trust previously referred by Trust Council”.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-09-17Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-095that the Islands Trust Council approve the top priorities of the Trust Programs Committee Work Program Report.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-09-17Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-100that the meeting adjourn at 3:56 PM.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-06-18Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-041that Islands Trust Council express its disappointment in the approval of the Trans Mountain Pipeline and that it is resolutely opposed to the expansion of the pipeline.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-06-18Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-044that the reports on the climate emergency received at Trust Council be referred to the Trust Programs Committee, Local Planning Committee, and the Islands Trust Conservancy and that they be requested to make recommendations to Trust Council with regards to developing a climate emergency strategy for inclusion in the Strategic Plan.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-06-18Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-045that the Islands Trust Council request that the Chair respond to the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resources Operations and Rural Development’s consultation on the Private Managed Forest Land Act and request that the Act require standards that are equivalent to Crown forest land regulations and that Section 21 be amended to allow local governments to regulate, but not prohibit forest management activities.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-06-18Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-057that the Islands Trust Council approves the top priorities of the Trust Programs Committee Work Program Report.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-06-18Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-065that the September Trust Council schedule provide time to address the Reconciliation Action Plan.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2019-03-12Islands Trust CouncilTC-2019-034that Islands Trust Council Bylaw 177, cited as the “Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw 2019-20” be Read a Third Time.SecondedCARRIEDminutes · source
2018-11-06Islands Trust CouncilTC-2018-108Trustee Grove, To nominate Trustee Fast for the position of Vice Chair of Islands Trust Council.MovedCARRIEDminutes · source

Attendance per the minutes

YearPresentAbsent or regrets
201820
2019190
2020161
2021140
2022190
Every minuted meeting (71)

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