Pimitotah Traditional Use Planning Area Regulation

Pimitotah Traditional Use Planning Area Regulation, M.R. 197/2011 The East Side Traditional Lands Planning and Special Protected Areas Act , C.C.S.M. c. E3 Regulation 197/2011 Registered November 28, 2011 bilingual version (HTML) Table of Contents Section 1 Definitions 2 Planning area established 3 Land use zones 4 Kichinatagon Special Management Zone prohibitions 5 Bloodvein Local Community Resource Zone prohibitions 6 Repealed 7 Atikaki Provincial Park Zone prohibitions 8 Transmission line activities permitted 9 Regulation subject to Act Definitions 1 The following definitions apply in this regulation. "Act" means The East Side Traditional Lands Planning and Special Protected Areas Act . («  Loi ») "agreement" means the Bloodvein First Nation Land Use Plan Implementation Agreement made on May 24, 2011, between the Government of Manitoba and Bloodvein First Nation. (« accord ») "planning area" means the Pimitotah Traditional Use Planning Area established under section 2. (« zone de planification ») M.R. 209/2011 Planning area established 2(1) The Pimitotah Traditional Use Planning Area is hereby established. 2(2) Subject to subsection (3), the planning area consists of all lands within the boundary line shown on Plan No. 20543 filed in the Winnipeg office of the Director of Surveys appointed under The Surveys Act . 2(3) The following is not included in the planning area: (a) any private land; (b) any land within the boundaries of a reserve as that term is defined under the Indian Act (Canada); (c) any land within the boundaries of a community designated under The Northern Affairs Act; (d) the bed of Lake Winnipeg or any land below the ordinary high-water mark on the shore or the islands in Lake Winnipeg. M.R. 30/2015 Land use zones 3(1) The planning area is divided into the following land use zones: (a) the Kichinatagon Special Management Zone; (b) the Bloodvein Local Community Resource Zone; (c) [repealed] M.R. 30/2015 ; (d) the Atikaki Provincial Park Zone. 3(2) The boundaries of each land use zone are set out on Director of Surveys Plan No. 20543. M.R. 209/2011 ; 30/2015 Kichinatagon Special Management Zone prohibitions 4 Logging, mineral exploration, mining, and the development of oil, petroleum, natural gas or hydro-electric power are prohibited in the Kichinatagon Special Management Zone. M.R. 209/2011 Bloodvein Local Community Resource Zone prohibitions 5(1) Subject to subsection (2), logging, mineral exploration, mining, and the development of oil, petroleum, natural gas or hydro-electric power are prohibited in the Bloodvein Local Community Resource Zone. 5(2) A person may engage in an activity prohibited under subsection (1) in the Bloodvein Local Community Resource Zone if (a) the activity has been approved in the manner contemplated in the agreement; and (b) the activity is one of the following: (i) gravel extraction, (ii) [repealed] M.R. 19/2013 , (iii) community sustainable forestry, (iv) any activity related to the development, upgrade or maintenance of an existing or future road in the Bloodvein Local Community Resource Zone. M.R. 209/2011 ; 19/2013 6 [Repealed] M.R. 209/2011 ; 19/2013 ; 30/2015 Atikaki Provincial Park Zone prohibitions 7 No activity may occur in the Atikaki Provincial Park Zone if that activity (a) contravenes The Provincial Parks Act or a regulation made under that Act; or (b) is inconsistent with the Atikaki Provincial Park and Bloodvein Canadian Heritage River Management Plan prepared under authority of The Provincial Parks Act . M.R. 209/2011 Transmission line activities permitted 8 Notwithstanding any other provision of this regulation, activities related to the development, maintenance or upgrade of an existing or future electricity transmission line with a capacity not greater than 115 kV may occur in all parts of the planning area other than the Atikaki Provincial Park Zone, if the activity has been approved in the manner contemplated in the agreement. M.R. 209/2011 Regulation subject to Act 9 This regulation is subject to section 24 of the Act. M.R. 209/2011