Land Use Planning in the Deh Cho territory：在DEH首席人事官地区土地利用规划.pptVIP

Land Use Planning in the Deh Cho territory Agenda INTRODUCTION WHAT IS LAND USE PLANNING? UPDATE ON DCLUPC ACTIVITIES PROGRESS INPUT DATA (INFORMATION USED TO CREATE LAND USE OPTIONS) LAND USE OPTIONS + ECONOMIC MODEL COMMUNITY VISION AND LAND USE PRIORITIES GENERAL DISCUSSION What is Land Use Planning? Land Use Planning in the Deh Cho Land Use Planning means determining what types of land use activities should occur and where they should take place “The purpose of the plan is to promote the social, cultural and economic well-being of residents and communities in the Deh Cho territory, having regard to the interests of all Canadians.” Our planning area extends to the whole Deh Cho territory, excluding municipal areas and Nahanni National Park Reserve Plan Area Land Use Planning and the Deh Cho Process Land Use Planning is only one part of the larger Deh Cho Process of negotiations looking at land, resource management and governance issues Draft Land Use Plan (2005) Final Land Use Plan (March 2006) Land Use Plan used by three parties to negotiate in the Deh Cho Process Complete Deh Cho Process (~ 2008) Planning Partners Committee Staff Committee Members 2 DCFN reps (Tim Lennie and Petr Cizek) 1 GNWT rep (Bea Lepine) 1 Federal Government rep (Adrian Boyd) Chairman selected by the 4 members (Herb Norwegian) 5 Staff Members Executive Director (Heidi Wiebe) Office Manager (Sophie Bonnetrouge) GIS Analyst (Monika Templin) Land Use Planner (Paul Wilson) Land Use Planner Trainee (Priscilla A. Canadien) Planning vs. Management Our mandate is to plan for future resource development – map potential, identify issues, write final plan to show “what” and “where” We are not involved in past or current resource applications – current government structures do that (DCFN, GNWT and Gov of Canada) May change with Deh Cho Process – Future Deh Cho Resource Management Authority Update on Activities Update on DCLUPC Activities Progress Staff Recruitment Round 1 Cons