shíshálh-B.C. Land Use Planning
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Overview
Dates: April 22 to June 23
Who: The Ministry of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship and shíshálh Nation
What: A land use plan (LUP) co-developed by the shíshálh Nation and the Province
Where: South Coast
Why: To identify interests on key planning themes
How: Online, in-person
Engagement summary
Phase 1
Engagement is an important part of the shíshálh-B.C. land use planning approach. It will occur at key plan development phases to ensure local interests and priorities are identified and included in the process.
Between November 2020 and February 2021, the shíshálh-B.C. Land Use Planning Table hosted engagement activities to identify interests, concerns, and opportunities related to the land use planning process. This included focused workshops and a public questionnaire.
Read the latest FAQs (PDF, 1MB) for more background information.
Phase 2
Studies have been done to better understand the status of values in the swiya. Current condition assessments for selected values have been completed (shíshálh-BC Land Use Plan – Current Condition Assessment – Main App). shíshálh Nation community members, local governments, affected and interested parties, industry and the public are now being engaged to gather input on the assessment findings and preliminary considerations for planning. The Current Condition Assessments and engagement results will inform the planning process going forward.
Results
Read the Engagement Summary Report for Phase 1 (PDF, 6MB).
Phase 2 results will be published in a “What We Heard” report here and on the shíshálh-BC project website.
Related engagements
