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Governance Policy Update
The purpose of the Agricultural Land Commission Governance Policy
is to ensure that appropriate processes and standards for conduct for the Commission, its Members
and its management are established and monitored. This policy sets out standards and processes that
the Commission considers the ideal for meeting its responsibilities and is amended from time to time.
The March 2009 update of the Governance Policy can be found in the
Publications section of the ALC Website at
Governance Policy – March 2009.
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ALC 2007/08 Annual Report
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The Commission presents its Annual Report for fiscal year 2007/08.
The document reflects the work of the Commission over the past fiscal year and includes general background information
on the ALC and ALR, statistics, examples of applications considered in each region of the province and planning exercises
the Commission participated in.
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Agricultural Land Commission Business Plan 2008/09:
The Commission presents its Business Plan for fiscal year 2008/09. This document
format replaces the Service Plan in setting out the ALC's goals and objectives for the coming year.
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2007/08 Annual Service Plan Report
The Commission's 2007/08 Annual Service Plan Report reports out on the Commission's last Service Plan.
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ALR REVIEW - SUBDIVISIONS, CHILLIWACK
The Agricultural Land Commission has initiated a review of subdivision approvals granted by the City of Chilliwack
dating back to the mid-1990s to the present time. [More]
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Compliance & Enforcement
The Agricultural Land Commission
has established its first ever dedicated compliance and enforcement section. Two uniformed
compliance and enforcement officers have been appointed in conjunction with the appointment of a
coordinator. The ALC welcomes Ron MacLeod and Thomas Loo as field officers and introduces
Gordon Bednard as acting coordinator. Together these individuals will conduct compliance,
enforcement and monitoring activities to ensure land in the Agricultural Land Reserve is not
used inappropriately. The ALC’s compliance and enforcement section will work closely with its
local government partners as well as with government ministries to ensure the preservation of
ALR land.
The ALC has a legislative mandate to ensure activities occurring in the
ALR are consistent with the Agricultural Land Commission Act, regulation and orders of the
Commission. ALR lands are situated throughout British Columbia and total approximately 4.7
million hectares.
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