Not By Government Alone Turning Partnership into Great Regional Protected Areas in the Capital Region of British Columbia
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1 Not By Government Alone Turning Partnership into Great Regional Protected Areas in the Capital Region of British Columbia Jeff Ward, Manager, Planning, Conservation and Development Capital Regional District Parks
2 Overview of Presentation Capital Regional District Parks and The Land Conservancy of British Columbia Protected Areas in the CRD Regional Parks/TLC Land Acquisition Partnership Sooke Potholes Land Acquisition
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4 TLC BC wide charitable land trust Modelled upon the national trust of England, Wales and Northern Ireland Protects special places forever for everyone Formed in ,000 members 800 volunteers
5 Regional Parks in the CRD An integrated system of parks, green and blue spaces and trail system Different than municipal parks Focus is ecosystem protection, larger, fewer facilities No emphasis on playing fields, ornamental gardens Modeled on national or provincial parks but at a regional level; closer to urban area emphasis is day use
6 The Vision for Regional Parks Regional parks and trails protect our natural environment while giving us the means to remain in close touch with nature and that is the essence of CRD Parks vision.
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8 Protected Areas in the CRD National Parks 4,130 ha.... (1.7%) Provincial Parks 6,500 ha.. (2.65%) Regional Parks 12,680 ha.... (5.17%) Municipal Parks 1,990 ha... (.8%) Other Protected Areas 1890 ha... (.7%) TOTAL protected area 27,190 hectares (11% of CRD land base)
9 Regional Parks System Planning Big picture- systems view Connections no islands Capture those environments, ecosystems and places that define your region our home Connect people with land and people with people The amount of land in the system does not matter Include in regional growth management
10 Regional Parks Land Acquisition Program Established in 2000 for 10 years Strategic direction in the CRD Parks Master Plan $10 per average residential household assessment or; $2.11 per $100,000 assessed residential property value in 2008 Generates approximately $1.6 million annually Extended in 2010 for another 10 years
11 Land Acquisition Supporting a Sustainable Region Stewards of the Environment Protect environmentally important areas Contribute to overall environmental health (water and air quality) Help address climate change issues
12 Land Acquisition Supporting a Sustainable Region Livable and Vibrant Region Places for people to connect with nature, with each other and to be healthy and well Trails and transportation routes that link our communities and provide options for alternative transportation.
13 Land Acquisition Supporting a Sustainable Region Sustainable Economy Contribute to regional economic sustainability Important role in tourism
14 Land Acquisition Achievements acquisitions 4485 hectares $48 million of land purchased CRD s contribution $34.9 million (73%) Partners contribution $13.1 million (27%)
15 Capital Regional District Regional Parks Land Acquisitions Southern Gulf Island Electoral Area Canada U.S.A. Acquisitions Regional Park and Trail Salt Spring Island Electoral Area Galiano Island Mayne Island Strait of Georgia. Projection: Universal Transverse Mercator. Zone 10, North. North American Datum Kilometres Map Document: RP_AR_Acq_2000_2009_AnnualReport.mxd (Feb 2011) DISCLAIMER This map is for general information only and may contain inaccuracies. Vancouver Isl and Salt Spring Island North Pender Island South Pender Island Saturna Island Juan de Fuca Electoral Area North Saanich Central Saanich Sidney Canada U.S.A. Capital Regional District Juan de Fuca Electoral Area Sooke Highlands Langford Metchosin Colwood View Royal Saanich Esquimalt Victoria Haro Strait Oak Bay Juan de Fuca Electoral Area Juan de Fuca Strait
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18 Sooke Potholes Acquisition Park values recognized in 1970 s 1980 development began Construction on lodge started but never completed Film studio, recreational residential District of Sooke municipal boundary extended to include development Regional Parks Master Plan identifies Sooke Potholes as area of interest
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21 Sooke Potholes Acquisition 2005 foreclosure sale TLC steps in and buys property at a discounted rate Difference between municipal goals and regional goals (development and park) Study of development feasibility done Region agrees to contribute funds and establish as a regional park
22 Photo: Dennis Powers
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24 Photo: Nick Westover
25 Sooke Potholes Partnership - Purchase - TLC Took risk of purchasing the foreclosed mortgage. Took risk of purchasing first mortgage. Borrowed to fund these risks Took public risk Raised profile and funds Regional Parks Working with municipality Committed acquisition funds Negotiated land transfer and financial contribution from Province of BC
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28 Sooke Potholes Partnership - Development and Operation - TLC Regional Parks Took risk in clean up of the property and abandoned lodge. Dealt with abandoned junk. Took business risk in operating and cleaning up the campsite and drinking problem. Took on business risk of the old lodge site and works yard. Continued fundraising to cover development costs TLC continues to pay property taxes on campsite, lodge and works yard. Provided funds for development Allocated staff to operate the park Opened park within 3 months of acquiring
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32 Sooke Potholes Partnership - Future Opportunities - TLC Regional Parks Will fundraise to build Visitors Centre. Will fundraise to purchase additional lands and provide support from individual citizens TLC holds covenants on all of the parkland to protect from future change of use. Acquired adjacent land Completed park management plan
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