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(January 11, 2010) The DCLUPC is seeking a Land Use Planner to work in our office in Fort Providence, NT. (July 19, 2009) Posted 2008-09 Annual Report in the Annual Reports Section. (Feb. 12, 2009) Posted 2007-08 Annual Report in the Annual Reports Section. (December 15, 2008) Added Update to Dehcho Land Use Planning Forum on Draft Changes to Interim Dehcho Land Use Plan in the Presentations Section. (June 25, 2008) Updated 2008 Dehcho Assembly Presentation in the Presentations Section. (June 20, 2008) Updated Chiefs & Elders' Forum: Report Summary in the Reports Section. (December 04, 2007) Posted Main Table Update of Nov 29, 2007 in the Presentations Section. (September 10, 2007) Posted Announcement of Chair/CEO (April 30 , 2007) Added Revised Terms of Reference and Work Plan for the Committee to the Policies section. |
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 The Dehcho Interim Measures Agreement established the Land Use Planning Committee and guidelines to develop a land use plan for the Dehcho Territory. The planning process will consider the traditional use and occupancy information that has been gathered to determine the Interim Land Withdrawals along with other information on the natural resources and the economic and social needs of the communities. In return, the plan will revise the Interim Land Withdrawals based on the new information that has been gathered.  Common Questions and Answers on Land Use Planning in the Dehcho Territory Recorded from Information Sessions with Communities and Planning Partners in the Dehcho territory (Fall 2003). |
Quotes from IMA: S.3. "The purpose of the plan is to promote the social, cultural and economic well being of the residents and communities in the Dehcho territory, having regard to the interests of all Canadians. S.4. "Taking into consideration the principles of respect for the lands, as understood and explained by the Dehcho Elders, and sustainable development, the Plan shall provide for the conservation, development and utilization of the land, waters and other resources in the Dehcho territory." Appendix 2. "The plan will involve finding a balance between development opportunities, social and ecological constraints, which reflect community values and priorities while taking into consideration the values of all Canadians." |
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