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Atlin/Taku Land Use Planning

Zoning Concepts Presentation to Multiparty Workshop #6 November 27, 2009. Atlin/Taku Land Use Planning. Where we left off. Spatially oriented discussion for workshops #4 and extra workshop #5 Compiled Planning Sub Area Handbook Workshop discussion by Sub Area Groups: Confirming values

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Atlin/Taku Land Use Planning

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  1. Zoning Concepts Presentation to Multiparty Workshop #6 November 27, 2009 Atlin/Taku Land Use Planning

  2. Where we left off ... • Spatially oriented discussion for workshops #4 and extra workshop #5 • Compiled Planning Sub Area Handbook • Workshop discussion by Sub Area Groups: • Confirming values • Identifying compatibilities - conflict - interactions • Suggesting strategies to mitigate impacts or enhance values • Expectation that TWG would incorporate this input into G2G negotiations and develop draft zones

  3. What are we working with? • Provincial and TRTFN interests • Vision and Principles • Workshop Results • Stakeholder comments on early draft products

  4. What Spatial Info are we working with? 1. Technical Working Group generated products: • Resource Atlas • Community Areas of Interest • Wildlife Habitat Models • Climate Change report • Rare and Sensitive ecosystems report

  5. What Spatial Info are we working with? 2. Spatial Inputs from BC and TRTFN: • Tlingit Tlatsini Map • BC protected areas strategy

  6. What Spatial Info are we working with? 3. Stakeholder and Community products: • April 3rd 09 map, developed by some members of the Atlin community • Conservation areas map, developed by CPAWS • Mineral Potential Mapping

  7. So, where are we with zoning... • Productive discussions and possible solutions in some areas • More challenging discussions and remaining issues in other areas • Striving to achieve balance and workable solutions that consider all interests

  8. Balance “Greater certainty exists across the landbase, ensuring a balance between: protecting Tlingit Khustiyxh (way of life); enabling sustainable economic development; conserving ecological values; and sustaining the lifestyle and livelihoods of the Atlin community”

  9. Resource Management Zones • General Management Direction • Area-Specific • Protected

  10. Concepts • Atlin West • Atlin East • Taku

  11. Northwest Emerging support: • Major access off Tagish Lake; Not opening area to major new resource roads. • Extension to Atlin Park north, to include Atlin Mountain Under discussion: • Significant areas around Tutshi/National Historic Site • Ongoing engagement ongoing with CTFN to identify specific areas for protection • Atlin Recreation Area

  12. Northeast Emerging support: • Hitchcock Creek link with Agay Mene • Upper Gladys River • Monarch Mountain • Atlin Community Zone • Blue Canyon: • Existing access ‘footprint’ • Protection south of O’Donnel

  13. Taku Watershed Emerging agreement • Incremental access direction (G2G) for watershed • Significant new conservation opportunities in the Nakina-Inklin Under discussion • Sloko • Lower Taku • Approach in southern third, acknowledging Tahltan interests

  14. Next Steps • Comments and discussion from this workshop • More work between the governments • Bring a completed draft to a workshop early February.

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