Nature Without Borders – A Call to Courage! September 2009 CAVI - 2008 – Learning at Lunch Series – Recap:  Understanding  Commitment  Progress – project-specific.

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Nature Without Borders – A Call to Courage! September 2009 CAVI – Learning at Lunch Series – Recap:  Understanding  Commitment  Progress – project-specific items tools 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

“EVOLUTION” 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

“TOOLS” 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

Timing Surface water runoff Soil Depth Building Elevation /lot grading Land Development – ‘Responsibilities’

A Guide To Erosion and Sediment Control “Hard” “Soft” 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

“REGIONAL NEEDS” 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

N (“Boundaries - Natural & Imposed”) 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

Nature Knows No Boundaries Current Initiatives in the Comox Valley Boundaries Commonalities Regional Growth Strategy Sustainability Strategy Regional Water study Regional Sewerage Study Parks and Green ways

 Regional Approach to Local Solutions  Integrated Planning  Watershed basis  Hard & Soft Tools  Break down barriers - Commonalities  Foster 4 - “C’s” 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

Regional Thinking Think Globally, Act Locally  Collaborate  Communicate  Cooperate  Coordinate The ‘Historic Moment’ 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

“The intention is that the four participants (CVRD, Courtenay, Comox and Cumberland) work collaboratively and collectively … … “Regional framework for land-use activates” Comox Valley Record Friday Wednesday March 11, Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

Comox Valley Record Friday March 13, 09 …water doesn’t adhere to boundaries, yet political boundaries remain firm. …co-operation between different government should also mean that service can be expanded over borders… 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

Current Initiatives in the Comox Valley Boundaries Commonalities Regional Growth Strategy Sustainability Strategy Regional Water study Regional Sewerage Study Parks and Green ways Regional Growth Strategy 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

Where are we now? What do we have to work with? Where do we head from here? 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

Ingredients & Recipe 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

Regional Thinking Think Globally, Act Locally Communication Collaboration Cooperation Coordination Internal – Planners / Engineers / Inspectors, etc. Regional – jurisdictions Local / Provincial / FN / Feds 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

Collective Desire Financial capacities (Some) Legislation (provincial LWS) Vision of a Regional Team Approach 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

Challenge! Process Legislative tools Inter-jurisdictional MOU’s Regional Growth Stats Incentives Bill 27 etc 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

“See planning, not as a land-zoning function, but as an iterative process that embraces the concept of integrated basin / watershed management / stewardship planning” Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

Nature Without Borders – A Call to Courage! September 2009 Challenge: Walk the talk Develop a process to move forward Be leaders 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement

“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” 2009 Comox Valley Learning Lunch Seminar Series An Integrated Watershed Approach to Settlement