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SW 1/4, Section 20: Official Documents

• State of Title Certificate: Title No. ES55327 – Certificate No. STC0027842. Registered July 11, 2001. (print PDF, 3.4Mb)
  ("This is to certify that at 05:38 on 25 May, 2006, the state of the Title to Land as described herein is as stated and is subject to the notations appearing below…")
• 2009 Property Assessent – Section 20, Nanaimo Land District, SW 1/4 Lasqueti Island, Manufactured Home Reg.# B16896
  PID: 009-721-207 (print PDF, 5.8Mb)
  ("Your 2009 assessment reflects the market value of your property at either July 1, 2007 or July 1, 2008, whichever is lower… 2009 value (as of July 1, 2008) was $722,900…"
  The 2005 Property Assessment ($302,400) is included for comparison, p. 2. Website: www.bcassessment.ca)

• Co-Ownership Agreement:
  SW–Sec. 20 –
  October 1992
  (print format PDF, 64Kb)
  (This 1992 Co-Ownership Agreement was signed by all the co-owners — twice: once when the original shares were first purchased from Harvey Fink; and again when Colin Legg and Drew Timofee bought Fink's remaining share. This is the only legal Co-Ownership Agreement ever signed. Therein Para. 9.01 states: "This Agreement shall enure to and be to the benefit of and be binding upon the Co-Owners herein named, their heirs, successors and permitted assigns.")
• Addendum to Co-Ownership Agreement: SW–Sec. 20 – September 3, 1996
  (print format PDF, 32Kb)
  (This unsigned 1996 Addendum to the Co-Ownership Agreement lists Chris Bearchell as a shareholder, and therefore as one of the Tenants in Common on the State of Title.)

SW 1/4, Section 20: Agricultural Land Reserve

• Proposal to the British Columbia Land Reserve Commission Regarding SW 1/4 of Section 20, Lasqueti Island – 2002
  (print format PDF, 2.8Mb)
• Reply to Chris Bearchell's ALR Proposal from BC Land Reserve Commission –
  February 11, 2003 (print format PDF, 832Kb)
• Agricultural Land Reserve Use, Subdivision and Procedure Regulation, BC Agricultural Land Commission, 2002 (Revised August 2004)
  (Legislation includes regulations for activities designated as farm use, permitted uses for land in the ALR, owner applications for inclusion or exclusion of land in the ALR, as well as fees, mapping and penalties.)
• Provincial Agricultural Land Commission (ALC), Government of British Columbia
  ("The ALC is an independent Crown agency. The Commission's mission is to preserve agricultural land and encourage and enable farm businesses throughout British Columbia."
  Website: www.alc.gov.bc.ca)