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Richard Bullock has been appointed Chair of the Agricultural Land Commission. Bullock has previously served as a member and Chair of the Farm Industry Review Board (BCFIRB). He is a Kelowna orchardist and managing Director of a large Okanagan orchard and agri-tourism business. He is active in industry organizations and has served as President of the BC Fruit Growers’ Association, BC Tree Fruits Ltd., and Sun-Rype Products Ltd., and as a Director of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture. Mr. Bullock’s appointment is effective June 11, 2010 through November 30, 2013. He has also been appointed CEO of the Commission for one year.
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April 21, 2010
ALC COMPLETES REVIEW OF SUBDIVISIONS APPROVED IN CHILLIWACK
The Agricultural Land Commission has concluded its review of boundary adjustment subdivisions approved in the City of Chilliwack from 1991 to 2009. Please refer to the ALC’s report, Agricultural Land Commission Review of Boundary Adjustment Subdivisions within the City of Chilliwack (1991-2009). It is important to note that this report represents an historical overview of boundary adjustment subdivision approvals in Chilliwack. The review was undertaken to determine if the subdivisions complied with the Agricultural Land Commission Act and the subdivision criteria prescribed in ALR regulations.
June 28, 2010
Addendum: ALC Report - Subdivisions Approved in Chilliwack
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ALC 2008/09 Annual Report
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The Commission presents its Annual Report for fiscal year 2008/09.
The document reflects the work of the Commission over the past fiscal year and includes general background information
on the ALC and ALR, statistics, examples of applications considered in each region of the province and planning exercises
the Commission participated in.
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Agricultural Land Commission Business Plan 2009/10:
The Commission presents its Business Plan for fiscal year 2009/10. This document
sets out the ALC's goals and objectives for the coming year.
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Governance Policy Update
The purpose of the Agricultural Land Commission Governance Policy
is to ensure that appropriate processes and standards for conduct for the Commission, its Members
and its management are established and monitored. This policy sets out standards and processes that
the Commission considers the ideal for meeting its responsibilities and is amended from time to time.
The March 2009 update of the Governance Policy can be found in the
Publications section of the ALC Website at
Governance Policy – March 2009.
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