Stephen Jimmie
DIRECTOR OF LANDS AND HOUSING
stephen.jimmie@lnib.net
LANDS MANAGER
delta.long@lnib.net
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COORDINATOR
sayge.fisher@lnib.net
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
justice.cisco@lnib.net
LANDS AGENT
monica.p@lnib.net
LANDS RESEARCHER
kristopher.por@lnib.net
SURVEY COORDINATOR
alex.bukkos@lnib.net
The Lands Sector 5 Year Plan encompasses all 6 priorities identified in the Community Plan adopted by Council but is weighted towards the implementation of the Land Code. Performance indicators will be used annually to evaluate the Sector’s success in completing its goals. The Plan is separated into key focus areas which include land governance, environmental stewardship, natural resource management on reserve, resolution of Indian Act legacy issues, geographical information systems (GIS) development, land administration, and membership.
Land Code is a way for First Nations to take control of reserve lands and resources on reserve is to create their own Land Code. A Land Code is a document a community creates to replace the land management parts of the Indian Act. It outlines the basic laws for managing reserve lands and resources on reserve. Members voted and approved the LNIB Land Code in August 2016 and the Land Code came into effect on December 1, 2016.
LANDS PROJECTS
The Lands team is actively engaged in several projects that help manage and protect LNIB reserve lands. Details about these projects can be viewed on the Lands Portal by following the link below.
LAND ACCESS REQUEST
Visitors are required to provide information to the Lower Nicola Indian Band Lands Department before entering LNIB land to perform work or conduct activities. To submit a request for access to LNIB land, please complete the LNIB Land Access Request Form linked below or return a completed hard copy to the Lands Office. The Lands Department will review your request as soon as possible.
RELATED INFORMATION
See Community Engagement on the Lands Portal for updates.
See Survey Support Application for assistance with surveying.
See Allotment Planning Checklist.
See Member Surveys.