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Deep Sea Navigation Channel Maps (Source: Fraser River Port Authority) Maps are provided for reference only. For more detailed information contact the FRPA. 35 Appendices
5 The Coordinated Project Review process is being revised and this section will be replaced when the process is complete. Appendix 1 Project Review in the Fraser River Estuary 5 (source: FREMP) The Fraser River Estuary Project Review Process A process for project review in the Fraser River estuary has been established under the Fraser River Estuary Management Program (FREMP). The area covered by the Project Review Process is shown on map C-1 Types of Projects Reviewed Any project that has the potential to affect the surrounding environment must be reviewed. Common examples are: ■ Dredging ■ Moorage facilities ■ Filling for land area and breakwaters ■ Log storage ■ Habitat development and restoration ■ Shoreline protection works Project Review Agencies The FREMP Environmental Review Committee (ERC) is responsible for reviewing all projects. This committee is made up of representatives from: ■ Environment Canada; ■ Department of Fisheries and Oceans; ■ BC Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks; ■ Vancouver Port Authority; ■ Coast Guard; ■ North Fraser Port Authority; and ■ Fraser River Port Authority. This Committee, with FREMP staff support, reviews all project applications, considers all environmental comments for each application, and compiles a coordinated set of recommendations. Representatives of the Lead Agencies generally attend the bi-weekly ERC meetings to give and receive clarifications in order to expedite the review process. Representatives of municipalities may also periodically attend these meetings to discuss projects of concern to their communities. Neither FREMP nor the ERC are government agencies, and have no legal authority of their own. All responses by the ERC are founded on the authority of one or more of its member organizations. Lead Agencies have been authorized to control the right to occupy or lease land or water lots which are not privately owned. These Lead Agencies serve as prime contacts with the proponent throughout the Project Review Process. 37 Appendix 1
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