Hornby trustees advance OCP and land-use bylaw review
The committee asked its advisory planning commission to review a draft of the Official Community Plan and agreed to seek a meeting with K’omoks First Nation about the review.
The Hornby Firestarter · Governance · 2012-03-16 · updated 2026-10-01 · Hornby Island
The Hornby Island Local Trust Committee asked its Advisory Planning Commission to review the “draft for comment” of the Official Community Plan and identify significant concerns, questions or clarity issues before public review.[1]
The committee also asked its chair, after consulting staff, to respond to a letter from K’omoks First Nation expressing the committee’s interest in meeting with the First Nation Council about issues raised in the letter, particularly the Official Community Plan and Land Use Bylaw review.[1]
The minutes say the committee considered reviewing the Official Community Plan, Land Use Bylaw and bylaw-enforcement adjudication system at the same time, and discussed limiting changes to density provisions to targeted topics.[1]
The committee agreed to set aside consideration of possible Development Permit Areas from the review because of time constraints, with the issue potentially placed on the projects list.[1]
The committee also discussed public communication during the review, including timelines, ways to provide input and how submissions become public documents.[1]
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Hornby LTC Regular Meeting Minutes — March 16, 2012
HO-014-2012 It was MOVED and SECONDED that the Advisory Planning Commission be requested to conduct a general review of the Official Community Plan “draft for comment” to identify any significant concerns, questions or issues of clarity. CARRIED
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