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VILLAGE OF TAHSIS
DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES BYLAW No. 633, 2020
A BYLAW TO ESTABLISH PROCEDURES FOR THE PROCESSING OF LAND DEVELOPMENT
APPLICATIONS WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF TAHSIS.
WHEREAS the Council of the Village of Tahsis has adopted an Official Community Plan and a
Zoning Bylaw;
AND WHEREAS the Council shall, pursuant to the Local Government Act, establish procedures
to amend an Official Community Plan or Zoning Bylaw, or issue a Development Permit or
Development Variance Permit;
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Village of Tahsis, in open meeting assembled, enacts as
follows:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part One: Administrative Provisions
1. 1 Title..................... 3
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1.4 Severability ........ """."..."""""""...... 3
Part Two: Interpretation
2. 1 Definitions 4
Part Three: Amendment Applications
3. 1 Zoning Bylaw and Official Community Plan Amendment............. 6
Part Four: Permit Applications
4. 1 Development Permits . "...... ".."...... "..... _, _, ___, __,,,, 9
4.2 Development Variance Permits
15
4.3 Temporary Use Permits
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PART ONE: ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS
1. 1
Title
1) This bylaw may be cited for all purposes as "Village ofTahsis Development Procedures
Bylaw No. 633, 2020."
1.2
Application
1) This bylaw is applicable to all lands and surface of the water within the Village of Tahsis
that are subject to any permit or application procedure as outlined by this Bylaw.
1. 3
Scope
1) This Bylaw shall apply to the following applications:
a) Amendment applications to the:
i. Zoning Bylaw
ii. Official Community Plan
b) Permit applications for the issuance of a:
i. Development Permit
ii. Development Variance Permit
iii. Temporary Use Permit
1.4
Severability
1) If any provision of this Bylaw is found invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, such
decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this Bylaw.
PART TWO: INTERPRETATION
2. 1
Definitions
1) The following definitions apply to this Bylaw:
Term
Agent
Applicant
Chief Administrative
Officer
Council
Development Permit
Development Permit
Area
Development
Variance Permit
Inactive
Official Community
Plan (OCP)
Owner
Definition
means a person, firm, corporation, partnership, or society
representing the owner by contract with the owner or by designation
by the owner.
means any person who makes an application for development under
the provisions of this Bylaw as authorized by the owner of the parcel
of land subject to the application.
means the person appointed by Council under Section 147 of the
Community Charter to carry out the duties of this position.
means the Council of the Village of Tahsis.
means a permit issued under Section 490 of the Local Government
Act authorizing subdivision of land, the alteration of land, or the
construction of, addition to, or alteration of a building.
means an area, identified within the Official Community Plan, that
requires special treatment for certain purposes including the
protecting of development from hazards, establishing objectives for
form and character in specified circumstances, or revitalization of a
commercial or industrial use area. A development permit must be
acquired prior to the commencement of any development activities
within these designated areas.
means a permit approved by Council under Section 498 of the Local
Government/let to vary regulations under the Zoning Bylaw or
Subdivision Control Bylaw.
means any application that remains incomplete, or during
processing, becomes dormant due to an applicant's failure to fulfill
requests or requirements of staff or Council.
means the Village ofTahsis Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 623,
2020, as amended or replace from time to time.
means the registered owner of the property as recorded in Office of
the Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia.
Term
Qualified
Environmental
Professional (QEP)
Qualified Registered
Professional
Riparian Areas
Protection
Regulations (RAPR)
Temporary Use
Permit
Streamside
Protection and
Enhancement Area
(SPEA)
Subdivision Control
Bylaw
Village
Zoning Bylaw
means a professional biologist, engineer, forester, geoscientist or
other professional with relevant environmental experience
registered in good standing with the appropriate association for their
profession, as defined under Section 21 of the Riparian Areas
Protection Regulations.
means a professional engineer, architect, planner, biologist or other
professional with experience relevant to the applicable matter
registered in good standing with the appropriate association for their
profession.
means the Riparian Areas Protection Regulations (RAPR) B. C.
Regulation 178/2019 under the Riparian Areas Protection Act as
amended and replaced from time to time.
means a permit under Section 493 of the (.occf/Goi/ernment Act to
allow a use of land that does not comply with the Zoning Bylaw on a
temporary basis.
means an area adjacent to a stream that links aquatic to terrestrial
ecosystems and includes both the riparian area vegetation and the
adjacent upland vegetation that exerts an influence on the stream,
as defined under the Riparian Areas Protection Regulations.
means the Village of Tahsis Subdivision Control Bylaw No. 5, 1970 as
amended or replaced from time to time.
means the area within the boundaries of the Village ofTahsis.
means the Village of Tahsis Zoning Bylaw No. XXX, 2020 as amended
or replaced from time to time.
PART THREE: AMENDMENT APPLICATIONS
3. 1
Zoning Bylaw and Official Community Plan Amendment
1) Applications to amend the Zoning Bylaw and the Official Community Plan may be
submitted and processed concurrently if an amendment to the Official Community Plan
is required to proceed with an amendment to the Zoning Bylaw.
2) An amendment application shall be completed upon a form provided by the Village
which then shall be delivered to the Village together with such additional plans and
particulars as may be required. The application is considered as being accepted when all
required information (including fees) has been received.
3) All completed application shall include the following:
a) A completed application form including the application fee in the amount set out
in the Village ofTahsis Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 594, 2017;
b) A copy of the certificate of title;
c) A written authorization from the owner of the subject property or from an agent
authorized to act on the owner's behalf;
d) A legal description and municipal address of properties included in the
application;
e) A written explanation of the rationale for the proposed amendment;
f) Identification of the text and/or schedule map requested for amendment,
including a citation of all relevant sections of the bylaw;
g) In the case of an amendment to the Zoning Bylaw, identification of supporting
goals, objectives or policies of the Official Community Plan;
h) A site plan and other supporting plans which contain the following minimum
information about the subject property:
i. Location map including existing and proposed land uses and buildings on
and adjacent to the subject property,
ii. Significant physical features and topographic information including all
existing watercourses and wetlands,
iii. North arrow and drawing scales,
iv. Dimensions for all elevations and site plans,
v. Residential unit or building layout and/or a comprehensive plan
illustrating unit distribution,
vi. Existing and proposed roads,
vii. Open space;
i) A completed "site profile" for the subject property if required under Section 40
of the Environmental Management Act.
4) All applications shall be subject to the following conditions:
a) Where the Village has received a site profile for the subject property under
Section 40 of the fni/;ronmentafManagemeni-/let, the Village shall not approve
the application unless one of the conditions referred to in section 557(2)(a) to (g)
of the Local Government Act has been satisfied;
b) An application that has been refused by Council shall not be reconsidered for a
period of twelve (12) months immediately following the date of refusal, except
when permitted pursuant to Section 460 of the Local Government Act. A re-
application is considered a new application which shall be subject to the same
prescribed application fee;
c) An application which has been inactive for six (6) months is deemed to be
abandoned. A re-opened application is considered a new application which shall
be subject to the same prescribed application fee.
5) Within ten (10) days of the application being made, the applicant shall install a public
notice sign advising of the application in a location visible from the road adjoining
subject property. If the property has two frontages, two signs may be required. The sign
shall adhere to regulations set out in the Zoning Bylaw. The sign must remain in place
until the date of the application is either approved or refused by Council, and shall be
removed within ten (10) days of that date.
6) If the amendment alters the permitted use or density of any area then the Village shall
provide a notice to be mailed or otherwise delivered to the owners and occupies of all
properties within a 75-metres radius of the lot lines of the subject property at least ten
(10) days before the date of the required public hearing.
7) Amendment applications shall be submitted to Council accompanied by a staff report
which may include:
a) A copy of the proposed amendment;
b) A schedule of the proposed public hearing;
c) Advice from internal committees or external government agencies;
d) A review and analysis of the proposed amendment;
e) A recommended course of action for Council to consider;
f) Any additional information Village staff consider relevant.
8) Following the close of the public hearing. Council may:
a) Proceed with the third reading of the amending bylaw (including the imposition
of conditions);
b) Defer the third reading; or
c) Deny the application.
9) Once the applicant has adequately addressed all of the conditions identified by Council
at third reading. Council may consider the adoption of the bylaw amendment.
PART FOUR: PERMIT APPLICATIONS
4. 1
Development Permits
1) A development permit application shall be completed upon a form provided by the
Village which then shall be delivered to the Village together with such additional plans
and particulars as may be required. The application is considered as being accepted
when all required information (including fees) has been received.
2) All completed applications shall include the following:
a) A completed application form including the application fee in the amount set out
in the Village of Tahsis Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 594, 2017;
b) A written authorization from the owners of the subject property or from an
agent authorized to act on the owner's behalf;
c) A copy of the certificate of title;
d) A legal description and municipal address of properties included in the
application;
e) A written explanation of how the proposal satisfies all relevant Development
Permit Area guidelines;
f) A site plan and other supporting plans which contain the following minimum
information about the subject property:
i. Location map including neighbouring land uses,
ii. Existing and proposed buildings in relation to legal property boundaries,
iii. Significant physical features and topographic information including all
existing watercourses and wetlands,
iv. North arrow and drawing scales,
v. Dimensions for all elevations and site plans,
vi. Geodetic elevation,
vii. Residential unit or building layout and/or comprehensive plan illustrating
unit distribution,
viii. Existing or proposed roads,
ix. Landscaping plan showing location, type and quantities of all plants and
ground cover material including a written estimated cost for the
proposed plan,
x. Open space;
g) A Surveyors Certificate prepared by a BCLS Surveyor;
h) A completed "site profile" for the subject property if required under Section 40
of the Environmental Management Act.
3) If the subject property is located in a Natural Environment Development Permit Area,
then the development permit application shall also include the following:
a) A detailed assessment completed by a qualified environmental professional
(QEP) that complies with the Riparian Areas Protection Regulations (RAPR) B.C.
Regulation 178/2019 under the Riparian Areas Protection Act and included the
following:
i. Certification that the QEP is qualified to conduct the assessment;
ii. Certification that the RAPR assessment methods have been adhered to;
iii. Establishment of the Streamside Protection and Enhancement Area
(SPEA) in accordance with the RAPR;
iv. Outline of measures to protect the SPEA from development and any
alteration of land; and
v. Confirmation that all development will occur outside the defined SPEA
and development shall be conducted in accordance with all measures and
requirements specified in the assessment report.
b) An erosion control plan prepared by a QEP.
4) If the subject property is located in a Flood Hazard Development Permit Area, then the
development permit application shall also include the following:
a) A site-specific investigation and reports by a qualified registered professional
with appropriate education, training and experience in floodplain mapping and
analysis in British Columbia. The report shall include:
i. Potential for erosion or flooding,
ii. Potential impacts of proposed development relative to flood condition
hazards,
iii. Required flood proofing or other measures needed to provide suitable
protection of structure intended for human occupancy.
5) If the subject property is located in a Steep Slope Hazard Development Permit Area,
then the development permit application shall also include the following:
a) A site-specific investigation and reports prepared by a qualified registered
professional with specific experience in geotechnical engineering and/or
engineering geology. The report shall include:
i. Site plans and slope profiles on the potential soil and rock slope
instability, including the potential for rockfalls or landslip, supported by
documentation of the extent of anticipated instability, accurate field
determination of slope crest location or other geological features,
ii. Geotechnical considerations of cut and fill slope stability with
recommendations and restrictions on excavation, blasting and filling,
iii. Possible building envelopes in relation to natural or cut slope crests and
possible rockfall zones,
iv. Possible evidence of slope conditions that might indicate an imminent
landslide or rockfall hazard,
v. Groundwater conditions and the potential slope instability which might
be caused by groundwater seepage due to drainage and septic field
system,
vi. In all areas underlain by limestone, the potential for the existence of
solution cavities and sinkholes and the implications of such features for
the proposed development,
vii. Erosion potential by ocean waves or drain discharges,
viii. The maintenance of vegetation on soil slopes within the setback zone
above the slopes to minimize erosion, the necessity for selective scaling,
sock bolting and tree removal to improve stability conditions, on s site-
specific basis, in areas of bedrock,
ix. Confirmation that the property is safe for the intended use.
6) If the subject property is located in an Anthropogenic Hazard Development Permit Area,
then the development permit application shall also include the following:
a) A site-specific investigation and design report prepared by a registered
professional engineer qualified in geotechnical engineering. The report shall
include:
i. The subsurface conditions including the areal extent and thickness of all
site fills and the natural strata within the depth of influence of the
proposed development including structures, services and access roads,
ii. The anticipated settlement and any mitigative measures required to
prevent or accommodate excessive settlement of the proposed
development including structures, services and access roads,
iii. Foundation design requirements including foundation area treatment,
foundation types and allowable bearing pressures for shallow (footing or
raft) foundations, and allowable working loads, depths and bearing strata
for piled foundations,
iv. The potential for slope instability and erosion, and any mitigatable
measures required,
v. The mitigative measures of design and construction means necessary to
protect against the build-up of toxic, explosive or combustible gases to
hazardous levels,
vi. The measures necessary to protect against combustion of any fill
materials,
vii. Confirmation that the property is safe for intended use.
7) All Form and Character Development Permit applications shall also include the
following:
a) A detailed plan including:
i. A summary of how the development complies with regulations in the
Zoning Bylaw,
ii. The footprint of the building and any impermeable areas, all building
setbacks adjacent to lot lines, identification of parking spaces, and any
other matters deemed significant by Council,
iii. Elevation drawings for all sides of buildings and structures,
iv. A description of all materials and colours to be used on the exterior o the
buildings,
v. Identification of how parking and storage areas shall be screened or
covered by either informal landscaping or fencing.
8) All applications shall be subject to the following conditions:
a) Where the Village has received a site profile for the subject property under
Section 40 of the Environmental Management Act, the Village shall not approve
the application unless one of the conditions referred to in section 557(2)(a) to (g)
of the Local Government Act has been satisfied;
b) Where an application contains multiple parcels, each legal parcel shall be
considered a separate application, unless otherwise determined by the Chief
Administrative Officer;
c) An application that has been refused by Council shall not be reconsidered for a
period of twelve (12) months immediately following the date of refusal, except
when permitted pursuant to Section 460 of the Local Government Act. A re-
application is considered a new application which shall be subject to the same
prescribed application fee;
d) An application which has been inactive for six (6) months is deemed to be
abandoned. A re-opened application is considered a new application which shall
be subject to the same prescribed application fee.
9) Development permit applications shall be submitted to Council accompanied by a staff
report which may include:
a) A copy of the proposed development permit;
b) Advice from internal committees or external government agencies;
c) A review and analysis of the proposed development;
d) A recommended course of action for Council to consider;
e) Any additional information Village staff consider relevant.
10) The applicant shall be notified within ten (10) days of Council's decision to:
a) Authorize the issuance of the development permit;
b) Authorize the issuance of the development permit as amended by Council; or
c) Refuse to authorize the issuance of the development permit.
11) Pursuant to Section 502 of the Local Government Act, security may be required as a
condition of a development permit subject to the following regulations:
a) Security shall only be required in relation to:
i. A condition in a development permit respecting landscaping,
ii. An unsafe condition or damage to the natural environment that may
result as a consequence of a contravention of a condition in a permit.
b) Security shall be in the form of cash or an irrevocable letter of credit, effective
for the term of the permit;
c) The amount of security required shall be 125% of the costs to undertake or
supervise the works for which the securities are required, as determined by the
Village of Tahsis using an estimate or quote provided by the applicants as
prepared by a qualified registered professional;
d) Security shall be returned, without interest, to the applicant once all conditions
of the permit have been met.
12) After Council has approved a development permit, Village staff shall:
a) Register a Notice of Permit against the title of the property at the Office of the
Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia;
b) Update databases and file all information pertaining to the application;
c) Administer any further conditions of the development permit as specified within
each individual permit as required.
4.2
Development Variance Permits
1) A development variance permit application shall be completed upon a form provided by
the Village which then shall be delivered to the Village together with such additional
plans and particulars as may be required. The application considered as being accepted
when all required information (including fees) has been received.
2) All completed applications shall include the following:
a) A completed application form including the application fee in the amount set out
in the Village of Tahsis Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 594, 2017;
b) A written authorization from the owner of the subject property or from an agent
authorized to act on the owner's behalf;
c) A copy of the certificate of title;
d) A legal description and municipal address of properties included in the
application;
e) Identification of all relevant land use bylaw regulations and the proposed
variance request, including specific dimensions and number of parking spaces (if
applicable);
f) A written explanation of the purpose of the request, including the rationale and
a description of the purposed development;
g) A site plan and other supporting plans which contain the following minimum
information about the subject property:
i. Location map including neighbouring land uses;
ii. Existing and proposed buildings in relation to legal property boundaries;
iii. Significant physical features and topographic information including all
existing watercourses and wetlands;
iv. North arrow and drawing scales;
v. Dimensions for all elevations and site plans;
vi. Geodetic elevation;
vii. Residential unit or building layout and/or comprehensive plan illustrating
unit distribution;
viii. Existing and proposed roads;
ix. Landscaping plan showing location, type and quantities of all plants and
ground cover material including a written estimated cost for the
proposed plan;
x. Open space.
h) A Surveyors Certificate by a BCLS Surveyor;
i) A completed "site profile" for the subject property if required under Section 40
of the Environmental Management Act.
3) All applications shall be subject to the following conditions:
a) Where the Village has received a site profile for the subject property under
Section 40 of the Environmental Management Act, the Village shall not approve
the application unless one of the conditions referred to in section 557(2)(a) to (g)
of the Local Government Act has been satisfied;
b) Where an application contains multiple parcels, each legal parcel shall be
considered as a separate application, unless otherwise determined by the Chief
Administrative Officer;
c) An application that has been refused by Council shall not be reconsidered for a
period of twelve (12) months immediately following the date of refusal, except
when permitted pursuant to Section 460 of the Local Government Act. A re-
application is considered a new application which shall eb subject to the same
prescribed application fee;
d) An application which has been inactive for six (6) months is deemed to be
abandoned. A re-opened application is considered a new application which shall
be subject to the same prescribed application fee.
4) The Village shall provide a notice to be mailed or other delivered to the owners and
occupiers of all properties within a 75-metre radius of the lot lines of the subject
property at least ten (10) days before the meeting where Council will make a decision
on the application.
5) Development variance permit applications shall be submitted to Council accompanied
by a staff report which may include:
a) A copy of the proposed development variance permit;
b) Advice from internal committees or external government agencies;
c) Any public submissions received;
d) A review and analysis of the proposed variance;
e) A recommended course of action for Council to consider;
f) Any additional information Village staff consider relevant.
6) The applicant shall be notified within ten (10) days of Council's decision to:
a) Authorize the issuance of the development variance permit;
b) Authorize the issuance of the development variance permit as amended by
Council; or
c) Refuse to authorize the issuance of the development variance permit.
7) Pursuant to Section 502 of the Local Government Act, security may be required as a
condition of the development variance permit subject to the following regulations:
a) Security shall only be required in respect to:
i. A condition of the development variance permit respecting landscaping,
ii. An unsafe condition or damage to the natural environment that may
result as a consequence of a contravention of a condition in a permit;
b) Security shall be in the form of cash or an irrevocable letter of credit, effective
for the term of the permit;
c) The amount of security required shall be 125% of the costs to undertake or
supervise the works for which the securities are required, as determined by the
Village of Tahsis using an estimate or quote provided by the applicant as
prepared by a qualified registered professional;
d) Security shall be returned, without interest, to the applicant once all conditions
of the permit have been met.
8) After Council has approved a development variance permit. Village staff shall:
a) Register a Notice of Permit against the title of the property at the Office of the
Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia;
b) Update databases and file all information pertaining to the application;
c) Administer any further conditions of the development variance permit as
specified within each individual permit as required.
4.3
Temporary Use Permits
1) Temporary use permits shall not exceed three (3) years and may be renewed for an
additional three (3) years upon a new application to Council.
2) A temporary use permit application shall be completed upon a form provided by the
Village which then shall be delivered to the Village together with such additional plans
and particulars as may be required. The application is considered as being accepted
when all required information (including fees) has been received.
3) All completed applications shall include the following:
a) A completed application form including the application fee in the amount set out
in the Village of Tahsis Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 594, 2017;
b) A written authorization from the owner of the subject property or from an agent
authorized to act on the owner's behalf;
c) A copy of the certificate of title;
d) A legal description and municipal address(es) of properties included in the
application;
e) A written outline of the proposed use and the duration of the proposed activity
including plans for mitigating potentially harmful impacts on the environment,
adjacent lands, and the local community as well as plans for the rehabilitation of
the site following the discontinuance of the proposed temporary use;
f) A site plan and other supporting plans which contain the following minimum
information about the subject property:
i. Location map including neighbouring land uses;
ii. Existing and proposed buildings in relation to legal property boundaries;
iii. Significant physical features and topographic information including all
existing watercourses and wetlands;
iv. North arrow and drawing scales;
v. Dimensions for all elevations and site plans;
vi. Geodetic elevation;
vii. Residential unit or building layout and/or comprehensive plan illustrating
unit distribution;
viii. Existing and proposed roads;
ix. Open space.
g) A Surveyors Certificate by a BCLS Surveyor;
h) A completed "Site Profile" as per the Environment Management Act for the
subject property or release from the Ministry to proceed.
4) All applications shall be subject to the following conditions:
a) Where an application contains multiple parcels, each legal parcel shall be
considered as a separate application, unless otherwise determined by the Chief
Administrative Officer;
b) An application that has been refused by Council shall not be reconsidered for a
period of twelve (12) months immediately following the date of refusal, except
when permitted pursuant to Section 460 of the Local Government Act. A re-
application is considered a new application which shall eb subject to the same
prescribed application fee;
c) An application which has been inactive for six (6) months is deemed to be
abandoned. A re-opened application is considered a new application which shall
be subject to the same prescribed application fee.
5) Residents shall be notified of the consideration of a temporary use permit application
through the following:
a) Within ten (10) days of the application being made, the applicant shall install the
public notice sign advising of the application in a local visible from the road
adjoining the subject property. If the property has two road frontages, two signs
may be required. The sign shall adhere to the regulations set out in the Zoning
Bylaw. The sign must remain in place until the date the application is either
approved or refused by Council, or becomes inactive, and shall be removed
within ten (10) days of that date;
b) The Village shall provide a notice to be mailed or otherwise delivered to the
owners and occupiers of all properties within a 75-metre radius of the lot lines of
the subject property at least fourteen (14) days before the meeting where
Council will make a decision on the application.
6) Temporary use permit applications shall be submitted to Council accompanied by a staff
report which may include:
a) A copy of the proposed temporary use permit;
b) Advice from internal committees or external government agencies;
c) Any public submissions received;
d) A review and analysis of the proposed variance;
e) A recommended course of action for Council to consider;
f) Any additional information Village staff consider relevant.
7) The applicant shall be notified within ten (10) days of Council's decision to:
a) Authorize the issuance of the temporary use permit;
b) Authorize the issuance of the temporary use permit as amended by Council; or
c) Refuse to authorize the issuance of the temporary use permit.
8) Pursuant to Section 502 of the Local Government Act, security may be required as a
condition of permit subject to the following regulations:
a) Security shall only be required in relation to:
i. A condition of the temporary use permit respecting landscaping,
ii. An unsafe condition or damage to the natural environment that may
result as a consequence of a contravention of a condition in a permit;
b) Security shall be in the form of cash or an irrevocable letter of credit, effective
for the term of the permit;
c) The amount of security required shall be 125% of the costs to undertake or
supervise the works for which the securities are required, as determined by the
Village of Tahsis using an estimate or quote provided by the applicant as
prepared by a qualified registered professional;
d) Security shall be returned, without interest, to the applicant once all conditions
of the permit have been met.
9) After Council has approved a temporary use permit. Village staff shall:
a) Register a Notice of Permit against the title of the property at the Office of the
Land Title and Survey Authority of British Columbia;
b) Update databases and file all information pertaining to the application;
c) Administer any further conditions of the development variance permit as
specified within each individual permit as required.
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MAYOR
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I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct qopy of the original Bylaw No. 633, 2020 duly
passed b the Council of the Village of Tahsis on this3_ day of^)K/, 2020.
CORPORATE OFFICER