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Re: Request to make an oral presentation to View Royal’s Council Meeting on March 20, 2012 – Capital Regional District Regional Sustainability Strategy

March 20, 2012Page 162 sections

Letter from the UVic Environmental Law Clinic requesting an oral presentation regarding the Regional Sustainability Strategy White Paper.

5a K. Andres, University of Victoria Environmental Law Clinic Student, University of Victoria Environmental Law Clinic and Dogwood Initiative, Re: Capital Regional District's Regional Growth Strategy Bylaw
February 27, 2012Katrina Andres, law studentDeborah Curran, lawyer

Mayor and Council Town of View Royal 45 View Royal Avenue Victoria, BC V9B 1A6 ebolster@viewroyal.ca

BY E-MAIL

February 27, 2012

Dear Mayor and Council:

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Re: Request to make an oral presentation to View Royal’s Council Meeting on March 20, 2012 – Capital Regional District Regional Sustainability Strategy

By way of this letter I am applying to be included on the agenda of View Royal’s Council meeting on March 20, 2012.

I propose to make an oral presentation to View Royal Council regarding the Capital Regional District (CRD)’s process to update the Regional Growth Strategy (RGS) bylaw into Regional Sustainability Strategy (RSS) bylaw. The CRD has approved the direction of the RSS bylaw, and is currently consulting member municipalities. Public consultation will follow later this year.

I will be presenting on behalf of the Environmental Law Centre’s client, the Dogwood Initiative, and introducing to council a White Paper titled “Sustainability in the Capital Regional District: Sustainable Systems and their Implementation Through the Regional Sustainability Strategy” that provides comprehensive recommendations for the RSS.

In order to inform the municipal consultation process, I will be presenting key recommendations within the five topic areas of the White Paper, which are: a resilient community, a sustainable food system, ecological health, a sustainable regional resource system, and a sustainable transportation system. The White Paper may be accessed online at http://www.elc.uvic.ca/publications/documents/RSS_white-paper.pdf.

Sincerely,

"Katrina Andres"

Katrina Andres, law student

Deborah Curran, lawyer Hakai Professor in Environmental Law and Sustainability University of Victoria Faculty of Law

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Extracted from: 2012 03 20 Council Agenda