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Regional
District of Nanaimo MOU
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5. Training
5.1 For
the purposes of having consistent/common understanding of the
protection of ESAs, DFO and MELP will provide the RDN with advice
on training requirements and assist with training program delivery.
6.
Community Stewardship
6.1 The
RDN together with DFO and MELP will develop terms of reference or
protocols for working with community streamkeeper groups.
6.2 Public
Awareness
6.2.1 The
RDN together with DFO and MELP agree to pursue the following:
- develop
links from the RDN’s Web site to sites and documents supported
by DFO and MELP that are related to the subject of this agreement;
- develop
a brochure for streamkeeper groups outlining RDN’s role in
development and protection processes, ESA Atlas, with specific
reference to the information and materials available in support
of this agreement;
- promote
information and develop or obtain a brochure that includes
information on tax incentives for covenants; and
- develop
a brochure outlining development process with reference to
the Delegation Bylaw, relevant contact agencies and the roles
of MELP and DFO in the process.
7. Environmental
Policy Review
7.1 Official
Community Plans
7.1.3 DFO
and MELP staff will use their best efforts to attend public
forums and submit information to the public as part of the OCP
review process.
7.1.4 DFO
and MELP agree to provide technical advice related to the establishment
of Development Permit Areas and in the preparation of Development
Permit Area Guidelines.
7.2 Growth
Management Plan
7.2.1 The
RDN agrees to advance the goals and policies for environmental
protection as set out in the Growth Management Plan that are consistent
with this agreement.
7.3 Parks
7.3.1 The
RDN agrees to advance the goals and policies for environmental
protection as set out in the RDN Parks Plan that are consistent
with this agreement.
8. Waste
Management
8.1 Liquid
and Solid Waste Management
8.1.1 The
RDN agrees to advance the goals and policies of environmental
protection and management as set out in the RDN Liquid Waste
Management Plan and the RDN Solid Waste Management Plan.
8.2 Stormwater
Management
8.2.1 The
RDN will consult with its member municipalities, neighbouring
Regional Districts, and the appropriate federal and provincial
agencies, regarding stormwater management issues to ensure that
stormwater management planning is undertaken on a regional scale,
with local participation, control and enforcement by agencies
which already have jurisdiction over stormwater.
8.2.2 With
support funding from the Georgia Basin Ecosystem Initiative,
the RDN will work in partnership with MELP and Environment Canada
to develop a RDN Stormwater Management Plan and a stormwater
management planning guidebook that can be utilized by local
governments to develop their own stormwater management plans.
8.3 Source
Control
8.3.1 The
RDN will establish and maintain contact with representatives
of other jurisdictions to share information on source control
regulatory strategies, educational approaches, data collection
and management, and potential funding sources for water quality
monitoring programs and will undertake to develop bylaws and/or
other appropriate mechanisms to control the discharge of contaminants
into the sanitary sewer systems.
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