1	Taking Control of Change Even with no changes to the Official Community Plan, landscapes change over time The current OCP may preclude or fail to encourage desirable changes
2	“What If” Vignettes Conceptual visualizations based on trends under the current OCP Alternative visualizations based on key goals for landscape character, recreation/tourism and sustainability Selected recommendations
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8	"Alternative approaches to maintaining Mayne..." Alternative approaches to maintaining Mayne Island character might include: restricting percentage of land that can be cleared on a lot; creating design guidelines to reduce visual contrast of structures, both in style and colour; limiting the visible dwelling façade from the water or road by minimizing square footage of structure facing the waterfront, or by requiring a certain degree of vegetative screening for the structure.
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28	What are some types of electric vehicles that currently exist? Car Bicycle Tricycle Recumbent bicycle Scooter Segway
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46	"Recommendation 1:" Recommendation 1: OCP guidelines should specifically consider the importance of agricultural landscapes in preserving island character. Recommendation 2: Other policy decisions should take into account their effect on the sustainability of Mayne Island's food system and its food security. Recommendation 3: In addition to the protection of agricultural land, the Mayne Island OCP should consider policies affecting the viability of on-island processing and distribution of food, as well as opportunities to grow a larger local (Mayne Island) market. Potential synergies exist between development alternatives and food production and distribution. Recommendation 4: The Islands Trust should consider adopting a food policy similar to that of Vancouver: "To develop a just and sustainable food system for the City of Vancouver that fosters equitable food production, distribution and consumption; nutrition; community development and environmental health."
47	Acknowledgements/ Contacts Thanks to the Islands Trust, Capital Regional District, and the people of Mayne Island For more information, see Technical Appendix (contact Gerry Hamblin at the Islands Trust) Support provided by Islands Trust and Capital Regional District; accommodation provided by Springwater Lodge, Mayne Inn, Blue Vista Resort, Carol Kennedy and Michael Dunn