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Letters: Land management planning urgently needed on the Coast

'To successfully accomplish this, all local stakeholders both professional and volunteers along with us everyday folks from one end of the spectrum to the other need to come together, leaving their personal agendas at the door, working collaboratively for what is truly best for everyone and everything on the Coast over the next 20 to 25 years.'
Coast Reporter
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Aerial view of Halfmoon Bay during a sunny summer day. Taken in Sunshine Coast, BC, Canada.edb3_16 / iStock / Getty Images Plus / Getty Images

Editor: 

Land management plan is urgently needed on the Sunshine Coast now.  

Ultimately the province has to agree to this, be a part of the process and at the end of the day, sign off on it.  

To successfully accomplish this, all local stakeholders both professional and volunteers along with us everyday folks from one end of the spectrum to the other need to come together, leaving their personal agendas at the door, working collaboratively for what is truly best for everyone and everything on the Coast over the next 20 to 25 years 

When agreed and signed, all parties would have to abide by this for agreed length of time. But what is left of the sand in the hourglass is quickly running out. Action needs to start now.  

Dale Peterson 

Gibsons