Energy, Mines, and Resources
Regional Land Use Planning
Dawson Regional Land Use Plan
Interests and Issues Report released
In December 2011, the Dawson Regional Land Use Planning Commission released its Interests and Issues Report, which is a record and summary of all the submissions they received.
In the report, the Commission recognizes four key themes that will be addressed in the regional land use plan:
- Mineral Exploration and Mining
- Conservation of Fish and Wildlife Habitat
- Defining a “Workable Balance” for Sustainable Development
- Land Use Conflict within the Yukon River Corridor
Visit the Planning Commission’s website to read the report >>>
Read the Yukon government’s Issues and Interests Technical Report >>>
The Yukon government will continue to provide input at key points in the planning process. The government provides technical information through its representative on the Technical Working Group. This group includes the Commission’s land use planner, a representative of the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in Government, and a staff member of the Yukon Land Use Planning Council.
The Dawson Regional Land Use Planning Commission operates in accordance with Chapter 11 of the Yukon First Nation Final Agreements and with its Terms of Reference 
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