Public Planning Process definition

Public Planning Process means a planning process established by British Columbia to develop:
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Public Planning Process means a public planning process established by British Columbia to develop: a. regional land or resource use management plans or guidelines, including land and resource management plans, landscape unit plans , and integrated watershed plans; and b. public plans or guidelines for specific sectors such as commercial recreation and aquaculture, but not operational plans that give specific direction to government staff.
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Examples of Public Planning Process in a sentence

  • In participating in any Public Planning Process referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, Kitselas may bring forward any matters it considers relevant, including any rights set out in the Final Agreement.

  • Kitselas will have the right to participate in the development of the terms of reference of any Public Planning Process under paragraphs 1 or 2.

  • British Columbia will provide Kitselas with the draft plan resulting from any Public Planning Process referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, and Kitselas may provide written recommendations to the Minister on the draft plan which may be made public by British Columbia.

  • British Columbia may proceed with any Public Planning Process even if Kitselas does not participate in the process.

  • When British Columbia establishes a Public Planning Process, in the In-▇▇▇▇▇-ch Nation Area, British Columbia will notify In-▇▇▇▇▇-ch Nation.

  • Kitselas may make proposals to British Columbia to establish a Public Planning Process for an area wholly or partly within the Kitselas Area.

  • Nothing in the Final Agreement will obligate British Columbia to establish a Public Planning Process within the Kitselas Area.

  • Kitselas will have the right to participate in any Public Planning Process that may be established by British Columbia for an area either wholly or partly within the Kitselas Area in accordance with procedures established by British Columbia for that Public Planning Process.

  • When British Columbia establishes a Public Planning Process, in the area set out in Appendix A, British Columbia will notify Yekooche First Nation.

  • Tla’amin will have the right to participate in any provincially developed public planning process within the Provincial Public Planning Process Area.