On January 30-31st, the Council hosted a workshop on regional land use planning in the Yukon. The purpose of this workshop was three-fold:
- To provide an overview of the process of creating regional land use plans in the Yukon under Chapter 11 Land Use Planning. An emphasis will be placed upon the stages in the process where the core planning work is done;
- To answer questions from the many new people that are now involved in regional land use planning in the Yukon;
- To consider the merits of Structured Decision Making during the production of a Recommended Land Use Plan.
We reviewed the numerous flip charts, recordings and notes from the workshop, and made a summary.
Most of the workshop package is also available electronically, including a report on pdf Structured Decision Making in the Yukon (1.37 MB) , published in April 2013:
- Agenda pdf Day 1 (399 KB) pdf (399 KB) pdf Day 2 (387 KB) pdf (399 KB)
- pdf Workshop ground rules (184 KB)
- pdf Acronyms (152 KB) and pdf definitions (144 KB)
- pdf (193 KB) pdf FAQ (193 KB) pdf (193 KB) (Frequently Asked Questions)
- pdf Common Land Use Planning Process (CLUPP) (25 KB)
- pdf Umbrella Final Agreement Chapter 11 and associated sections (35 KB)
- Description of typical planning products in the Yukon
- pdf The Source Book for Commission Members (5.87 MB)
- pdf Sample planning commission Terms of Reference (236 KB)
- Example of a planning process evaluation
- Yukon Planning Atlas flyer
- pdf Exploring the Opportunity for Structured Decision Making in support of Yukon Regional Land Use Planning (718 KB)
Presentations and workshop proceedings are posted folder here and here.
