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4. Any reference of proposed public facilities on
private lands is to be considered as a broad
objective only.
5. Where matters are outside the jurisdiction
of Council, this Plan states broad community
objectives. This Plan cannot and does not
represent a commitment from other agencies to
act according to community objectives.
6. It is intended that this Plan consists of objectives
and policies for action that achieve the stated
objectives. Actual priorities and the level and
timing of implementation will be dependent on
future discretionary decisions made by successive
Councils and the resources available to them.
7. Where a word is not specifically defined, then its
meaning is the same as indicated by BC legislation
or the Oxford Dictionary.
8. Metric measurements are used in this Plan. Except
for the development permit areas, they should be
considered approximate measures that will serve
as a general guide for the future development of
more specific land use bylaws.
9. The Chief Administrative Officer of the City of
Chilliwack or other officer appointed by Council
will administer the provisions of this Plan.
SEVERABILITY
If any part of this bylaw is for any reason held to be
invalid by the decision of any Court of competent
jurisdiction, the invalid portion shall be severed
and the decision that it is invalid shall not affect the
validity of the remainder.
OCP REVIEW SCHEDULE
This OCP should be reviewed when the City’s
population reaches 100,000 and Chilliwack becomes
a census metropolitan area. The City may also review
their Official Community Plan as circumstances
warrant.


