BC FLOOD STRATEGY INTENTIONS PAPER

In the past, some of this co-ordination was done through the Fraser Estuary Management Program (FREMP), which was an intergovernmental partnership among federal, provincial, and regional governments and port authorities to coordinate planning and decision-making in the Fraser River estuary. When FREMP folded in 2013 due to budget cuts, it resulted in the current process where project approvals require separate applications to different agencies. Approving agencies and permits required for recent dike upgrade projects include the following: Provincial Ministry of Forests - Water Sustainability Act Permit Provincial Inspector of Dikes - Dike Maintenance Act Approval Federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans -Authorizations Concerning Fish and Fish Habitat Protection Regulations In addition to formal approvals, co-ordination with agencies such as the Steveston Harbour Authority, Port of Vancouver, external utilities, and First Nations are also required.

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