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Fisheries committee  Probably 10% of our revenue is from other sources. The Lions Club put in a laundromat-washhouse facility to complement the harbour to attract visitors. Last year they put in an addition, with more machines and showers and things, because it was getting too busy in the summer. We have a little take-out restaurant, which is on the lease, that we get rent from.

May 27th, 2008Committee meeting

Lorraine Williams

Fisheries committee  Oh, the actual moorage. We get together with the other harbour authorities in the area to discuss our fee schedules, usually yearly, and we go by that, from where it was set originally. We basically have just raised it.

May 27th, 2008Committee meeting

Lorraine Williams

Fisheries committee  Originally there was a very proactive Lions Club group that negotiated the lease. Even the additional rock side to the breakwater, that part happened in the beginning, and it's carried on over the years with a committee. There is a harbour committee in the Lions Club of five to seven people, and they sit down and discuss, have meetings with us, or come by, or whatever.

May 27th, 2008Committee meeting

Lorraine Williams

May 27th, 2008Committee meeting

Lorraine Williams

Fisheries committee  Yes, and actually the Lions Club took over the Transport Canada dock as well. The divestiture issue was talked about earlier. I didn't mention this, but it has been a successful venture so far. There have been two extensions so far. It was five, then seven, then nine years now, with the money they hand over with the dock.

May 27th, 2008Committee meeting

Lorraine Williams

Fisheries committee  There is no other organization that's incorporated on the island that could probably handle this.

May 27th, 2008Committee meeting

Lorraine Williams

Fisheries committee  Well, we have requested, on the books, additional dock space for the summer, especially for the smaller boats. It wouldn't even need dredging, because the 20- to 30-foot boats that take up a lot of room don't seem to raft. We could use more space. The end of the older side, the southern side, will need replacing eventually.

May 27th, 2008Committee meeting

Lorraine Williams

Fisheries committee  Firstly, I think we were a harbour authority before 1989. It was 1988, or from 1985 to 1988. I know we talked about that earlier today, but I don't know the exact date; it was in the mid-eighties. We were a harbour authority when I started in 1989; it was already well formed then.

May 27th, 2008Committee meeting

Lorraine Williams

Fisheries committee  The future is interesting when you speak of the Department of Fisheries and Oceans. I would love to know the future. I think the fishermen who are trying to make a plan for this year's season would like to have even that much of a future in two or three months. We're going to the thirteenth fishing season now since the Mifflin plan, and every year there is the same uncertainty around whether we are going to get to fish and how long we are going to fish.

May 27th, 2008Committee meeting

Lorraine Williams

Fisheries committee  I am currently the manager at the Malcolm Island harbour in Sointula. I have been working with the harbour authority since 1989, which is 19 years now, I guess. There have been a lot of changes since then, the biggest one being with the implementation of the so-called Mifflin Plan in 1996.

May 27th, 2008Committee meeting

Lorraine Williams

Fisheries committee  Good afternoon. My name is Lorraine Williams. I'm here from the Malcolm Island Lions Harbour Authority in Sointula.

May 27th, 2008Committee meeting

Lorraine Williams