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Home / Events / South Pender LTC Special Community Information Meeting (CIM)

South Pender LTC Special Community Information Meeting (CIM)

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Poets Cove

9801 Spalding Rd

Pender Island BC

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About This Meeting

This is an in person Community Information Meeting (CIM) for the proposed Bylaw Nos. 122 & 123.

The South Pender LTC rescinded Bylaw No. 122, made amendments and then gave the amended Bylaw No. 122 First Reading at the May 6, 2022 LTC meeting. The proposed Bylaw No. 122 (with the amendments made at the May 6th meeting) and blackline version can be found on the South Pender LTC Projects webpage under ‘LUB Amendments Project – 3. Proposed Bylaws’.

Proposed Bylaw No. 123 can be found on the South Pender LTC Projects webpage under “Minor OCP Project – 3. Proposed Bylaws.

 

The public is again welcome to attend meetings in person.

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Islands Trust values public engagement to inform decision-making, planning, and program development. Effective public dialogue depends on an environment that is safe, inclusive, culturally respectful, and free from racism and discrimination for everyone. Learn more about Islands Trust meeting decorum here.