Thetis trustees revise shoreline project charter and seek funding
The committee added local and Indigenous knowledge and trustee-led engagement to the project’s scope, and asked staff to apply for Community to Community funding.
The Thetis Firestarter · Governance · 2021-09-28 · updated 2026-10-17 · Thetis Island
The Thetis Island Local Trust Committee amended its Shoreline and Coastal Protection Discussion Paper Project Charter to include local and Indigenous information and knowledge, early First Nations engagement and trustee-led community engagement; it also asked staff to apply for Community to Community funding for the project.[1]
The committee’s minutes say the discussion paper was at the “generating ideas stage.” The charter changes included revising a bullet on First Nations engagement to refer to identifying “areas of interests and concerns.”[1]
The committee also told the Regional Planning Committee it intended to undertake policy or regulatory amendments based on recommendations in the Shoreline Protection Model Bylaw Report.[1]
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Thetis Island Local Trust Committee minutes, September 28, 2021
that the Thetis Island Local Trust Committee amend the Thetis Island Shoreline and Coastal Protection Discussion Paper Project Charter, dated September 28, 2021 as follows:
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