Mayne Island Parks and Recreation Commission Master Plan
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The Mayne Island Parks and Recreation Service is a community park network managed and operated by volunteers who sit on the Mayne Island Parks & Recreation Commission (MIPRC). These volunteer commissioners manage community parks, shore accesses, and trails on Mayne Island according to the Mayne Island Parks and Recreation Master Plan.
The Master Plan expires in 2025, making it time to review the system of community parks and recreation opportunities on Mayne Island and to plan the strategic direction for the next five years.
MIPRC is engaging the community to ensure it is informed and that Master Plan amendments reflect the needs, priorities, and desires of the wider Mayne Island community and interested First Nations.
MIPRC’s goal is a well-informed, community-driven Mayne Island Parks & Recreation Master Plan update that aligns with the parks and recreation needs and priorities of Mayne Island residents and interested First Nations.
The Mayne Island Parks and Recreation Service is a community park network managed and operated by volunteers who sit on the Mayne Island Parks & Recreation Commission (MIPRC). These volunteer commissioners manage community parks, shore accesses, and trails on Mayne Island according to the Mayne Island Parks and Recreation Master Plan.
The Master Plan expires in 2025, making it time to review the system of community parks and recreation opportunities on Mayne Island and to plan the strategic direction for the next five years.
MIPRC is engaging the community to ensure it is informed and that Master Plan amendments reflect the needs, priorities, and desires of the wider Mayne Island community and interested First Nations.
MIPRC’s goal is a well-informed, community-driven Mayne Island Parks & Recreation Master Plan update that aligns with the parks and recreation needs and priorities of Mayne Island residents and interested First Nations.
The Mayne Island Parks and Recreation Commission is a volunteer run Commission operating under the auspices of the Capital Regional District (CRD). Most of the work, maintenance or otherwise, that is done by MIPRC is carried out by volunteers.
Your feedback will help shape the future of our parks and recreation services over the next five years.
This survey applies to Mayne Island Community Parks only.
Privacy Information:
Your opinion is your personal information. Please do not include any information which identifies you or others in your responses. No comments will be attributed to any individuals and no personal information will be used to make any administrative decisions that impact any individuals as a result of this survey. For security purposes any personal information which identifies you or others will be immediately deleted, once your response is received and processed.
Any personal information is collected by the Capital Regional District (CRD) under Section 26 (c) and (e) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and will be used to inform and update the 5-year Mayne Island Parks & Recreation Commission Master Plan, reflecting the priorities of residents. Should you have questions about the collection of this information, please contact: Justine Starke, Manager, Southern Gulf Islands Electoral Area, Capital Regional District, 625 Fisgard Street, Victoria BC 250-360-3275.
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