Incoming

March 2020

Limit Exposure

A message from Saturna Island Fire Protection Society

Saturna Recreation & Cultural Society January 2020

Dear Members and Potential Members.

Inventory of Primary Care Services – Saturna

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AT YOUR MEDICAL CLINIC

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The following services are available:

Dear Members of Saturna Community,
Tsawout Band Councillors and consultants will be present for
a public information session
regarding the revised logging plans for their land, Fiddler's
Cove, IR#7.
November 26, 1 to 3 pm at the Saturna Community Hall
Updated ( from the original Householder Mail out in June) -
maps, and details of the logging, transportation, and
environmental plans that have been provided courtesy of
the First Nation, and have been distributed electronically
through SCC and SIRRA.

Fire Hazard Assessment Procedure
Appendix E
This Assessment is from the BCTS Strait of Georgia Business Area EMS Public Web Site:
http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/bcts/areas/TSG_certification.html. It will be used on IR7 to assess the Fire
Hazard conditions and risk.

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INFORMATION PROVIDED IN RESPONSE
TO SCC/SIRRA REQUEST OF AUGUST 10, 2016
Item 4 Environmental Assessment and Species At Risk
We note with some concern the lack of reference about your environmental assessment plans and
specifically how you intend to identify species at risk (federally and provincially listed species).
part of Coastal Dry Douglas Fir forest and the vall
likely federally listed species at risk.
we assume has been conducted, and to see what mitigation measures you have planned to p

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INFORMATION PROVIDED IN RESPONSE
TO SCC/SIRRA REQUEST OF AUGUST 10, 2016
Per SCC/SIRRA Request of August 10
should express to you our concerns about several issues that your project
community. We bring these forward now, believing that by addressing them more fully in the planning
phase, and before a public meeting, there will be more opportunity to resolve them in a neighbourly
manner. These include (in no par
Provided are:
· Extracts from the Introduction to the
· The Project Forest Management Plan Map