read "i. habitat requirements for existing wildlife species in terms of types and
amounis and optimal locations/orientation of old fields tc rnaintain the diversity of
wildlife.”

DISCUSSION:

The above-mentioned housekeeping amendments address the following:

1. ‘Comments raised by the Burke Mountain Naturalists concerning
consistency of the wording related to the scope of wiidlife and vegetation that is

considered in the City's policies for environmental protection.

2. Removal of a reference to the Lincoln Corinector in the text of the
Official Community Plan.

Itis recommended that the amendments be approved prior to Third Reading of
Bylaw 2848.

Jo
Carlos Felipe Ayéh. AICP.
Registered Planner, Director of Planning

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