Tsawout First Nation

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This document was prepared for the Tsawout Land's Department from the original document completed by AECOM.

The  Comprehensive  Community  Plan (CCP) is in the beginning stages of development. Tsawout is working closely with the consultant, AECOM Planning Group to create the CCP. 

Background Information:

	Comprehensive Community Plan Visioning Survey (153kB)
	CCP Planning Document (1.95 MB)
	Land Use Options & Comment Form Document ( 18MB) The Land Use Options is a a starting point for discussion purposes only: Please note this is a large file and may take several minutes to download.(18 MB)
	CCP Vision & Objectives  (47KB)
	Preferred Option Summary (7.5MB)
	AECOM Preferred Option Presentation ( 10 MB)

The Highway 17 Joint Peninsula Steering Committee consists of representatives, who are either elected officials or staff members,  from the Districts of Central and North Saanich, the Town of Sidney and the Tsawout First Nation.  The objective of the Steering Committee is to identify and prioritize a package of recommended intersection and entrance and exit  improvements for a portion of , the Highway 17 (Pat Bay Highway) traffic corridor located north of the Saanich /Central Saanich boundary to the Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal. This highway goes through the Tsawout reserve. The representative for Tsawout is Nick May. If additional information is required or you wish to contact Nick May please contact the Tsawout Lands Department at the Band office.

• Highway 17 Joint Peninsula Steering Committee Terms of Reference

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Meeting Minutes

• Agenda Items January 21, 2010
• October 22, 2009
• September 24, 2009
• May 28, 2009

Project Purpose

Develop and implement multi-jurisdictional plans for the management and restoration of a rare and vulnerable coastal dune ecosystem on British Columbia's Georgia Basin known to the WSÁNEĆ peoples on the Saanich Peninsula as TIXEN.