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North Pender committee advances land-use bylaws to public hearing

The committee gave three proposed bylaws second readings and asked staff to schedule a community information meeting before a public hearing.

The North Pender Firestarter · Governance · 2023-03-11 · updated 2026-10-17 · North Pender Island

The North Pender Local Trust Committee advanced proposed land-use bylaws after directing staff to schedule a community information meeting before a public hearing. The minutes say the committee requested that the hearing be scheduled for May 13, 2023, with the location to be determined.[1]

The committee gave second readings to proposed bylaws 223, 224 and 229. It also directed staff to schedule the information meeting before the hearing.[1]

The minutes record several changes to the draft bylaws, including removing maximum and total floor-area regulations from specified zones in draft bylaw 224 and moving them to draft bylaw 229, with revised maximum floor areas based on lot size.[1]

The committee also directed staff to amend draft bylaw 224 to remove agri-tourism and agri-tourist accommodation from the Rural zone. The minutes record that the committee carried the motion.[1]

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  1. North Pender Island Local Trust Committee special meeting minutes, March 11, 2023
    By general consent, the North Pender Island Local Trust Committee requested staff to schedule the Public Hearing for the Land Use Bylaw Review Project on May 13, 2023, location to be determined.

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