COVID-19 Updates
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COMMITTEES & GROUPS
- boards
- committees
- art museum advisory committee
- arts & culture advisory committee
- arts facilities advisory committee
- audit committee
- awards committee
- community engagement committee
- community grants committee
- design review committee
- finance committee
- gleneagles community centre advisory committee
- heritage advisory committee
- lower caulfeild advisory committee
- north shore advisory committee on disability issues
- north shore standing committee on substance abuse
- parcel tax roll review panel
- public art advisory committee
- working groups
Lower Caulfeild Advisory Committee
Purpose
The Lower Caulfeild Advisory Committee (LCAC) is established as an advisory body to Council and the Director of Planning and Development Services in the application of objectives and guidelines for the Lower Caulfeild Conservation Area.
Duties
To consider and review projects and applications referred by the Director of Planning and Development Services in accordance with Council policy, bylaws and items referred by Council, as noted below:
- Alteration Permit applications and specifically the compliance of an application with the Lower Caulfeild Conservation Area Guidelines; and
- Any matters which may be referred to the LCAC by Council from time to time
Term
Members at large of the Committee are appointed for three-year terms to a maximum of six years. Any remaining members are appointed for one-year terms.
Council Members
Councillor Lambur
Members
Steve Nicholls, Bo Helliwell, Jason McDougall, and Brad Phillips
Staff Liaison
Lisa Berg, Senior Community Planner
Next Meeting
After suspending all committee, board and working group meetings in mid-March in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19, the District of West Vancouver is preparing to resume meetings via electronic communications facilities.
The Community Engagement Committee will resume meeting by video conference on May 28 and will discuss how best to enable public participation in District processes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Other committee meetings will gradually resume in June and July. Members of the public will still be able to attend committee meetings in person at Municipal Hall. The public will be able to listen to, and provide input during electronic meetings. Written submissions can also be submitted to staff liaisons and will be circulated to members prior to a meeting for their information.