Official Community Plans (OCPs) are bylaws that help guide local government land use decisions. Each community in the Juan de Fuca Electoral Area has an OCP. An OCP also supports the goals of the Regional Growth Strategy.

OCPs must address:

  • housing needs for 20 years;
  • commercial, industrial, institutional, agricultural, recreational and public utilities land uses;
  • sand and gravel deposits;
  • hazardous or environmentally sensitive areas;
  • road and utility systems;
  • public facilities;
  • affordable, special needs and rental housing;
  • greenhouse gas emission reduction targets;
  • provincial guidelines.

Development of an OCP is a community effort. An OCP reflects the community’s values for growth and development. Community members, local committees and commissions help develop OCPs. The CRD Board adopts an OCP as a bylaw.

Current Official Community Plans

The OCPs for the JdF Electoral Area can be accessed through this page . The OCPs are listed in alphabetical order.

Community

OCP Bylaw No.

Date Adopted

East Sooke

4000

July 11, 2018

Malahat

3721

March 13, 2013

Otter Point

3819

October 8, 2014

Port Renfrew

3109

August 11, 2004

Rural Resource Lands

3591

March 3, 2010

Shirley-Jordan River

4001

July 11, 2018

Willis Point

3027

July 9, 2003

 

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