Land Code Permit Vote - December 17, 2019

You can vote online at:
https://onefeather.ca/nations/mississauga

 SUMMARY OF PERMIT INFORMATION 
1. Hydro One Land Code Distribution Permit
Distribution network on all lands including existing reserve, northern boundary lands and ATR lands (Little Chiblow Private Lands)
One Time Permit fee $1.00
 
Current Distribution Permit

• A BCR was approved for Hydro Electric Power Commission Section 28 Indian Act permit in 1975 for distribution network on existing land base.
• Hydro One Easement Agreement established in Northern Boundary Settlement Agreement included the distribution network.
• One Time Permit Fee $2.00

 
2. Hydro One Land Code Transmission Permit (FRPFIA)
115 Kva and 230 Kva transmission lines on Northern Boundary Lands (213 acres)
Annual Permit Fee $5,935 Appraisal every 10 years (2021)
 
Current Transmission Permit FRPFIA

• Hydro One Easement Agreement established in Norther Boundary Settlement Agreement accepted by Canada via Federal Real Property and Federal Immovable Act and not the Indian Act (213 acres).
• Annual Permit Fee $6,150 Appraisal every 10 years (2021)

 
3. Hydro One Land Code Transmission Permit (Pow Wow & ATR Lands) 
115 Kva and 230 Kva transmission lines north of Pow Wow grounds (6.74 acres) and ATR Lands (2 Little Chiblow properties (14.8 acres))
Annual Permit Fee $200 230 kVa Pow Wow
$98.51 115 kVa Pow Wow
$410.70 ATR Lands
 
Current Transmission Permit 

• Pow Wow Grounds Section 28 Indian Act permits in 1951 for 115 Kva (3.5 acres) and in 1968 for the 230 Kva (3.24 acres)
• Annual Permit Fee $200 230 kVa   One Time Fee $47.05 115 kVa
• ATR Lands Hydro has a registered easement in the provincial registry system dated 1949 for the 115 Kva (7.9 acres) and dated 1968 for the 230 Kva (6.9 acres)
• One Time fee $36 115 kVa One Time fee $800 230 kVa

 
4. Enbridge Gas Land Code Permit 
Includes the lands in the Land Code Easement (35.33 acres) and adding the 2 Little Chiblow Properties (5.11 acres)
Annual Permit Fee $791 CPI increase annually 25-year renewal 2037

Current Permit

• Land Code Easement approved by community vote September 20, 2012 for
• 35.33 acres that replaced the Union Gas Easement Agreement established in Northern Boundary Settlement Agreement accepted by Canada via Federal Real Property and Federal Immovables Act and not the Indian Act (35.33 acres).
• Annual Permit Fee $707 CPI increase annually 25-year renewal 2037
• ATR Lands (2 Little Chiblow Properties) has a registered easement in the provincial registry system dated 2006 for the natural gas line (5.11 acres).
• One Time Fee $2.00, backed a mortgage renewal

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NOtice of Vote

HYDRO PERMITS & MAPS

Transmission Permit Hydro

Distribution Permit Hydro

Hydro Map 115

Hydro Map 215

ENBRIDGE PERMIT & MAP

Enbridge Permit

EnBridge Map

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Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement

For more information please visit:
www.governancevote.ca


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
​ What is the Governance Agreement?
 The Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement (“ANGA”) is an agreement between the Anishinabek Nation, on behalf of member First Nations, and Canada that recognizes the power of the First Nations who ratify the ANGA to pass their own election laws, citizenship laws, language and culture laws and financial administration type laws.
Why a self-government agreement?
A self-government agreement provides the formal recognition by Canada of our inherent right to pass these types of laws otherwise, our alternative is to fight it out in court for the recognition of these types of laws. That kind of recognition is time consuming and expensive and there is no guarantee that courts will rule in our favour on these matters. The self-government agreement also provides more funding needed to exercise these law making powers.
What kinds of laws are recognized under the Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement?
The Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement covers four areas:

1. Leadership Selection (Elections)
2. Citizenship:
3. Language and culture
4. Operation and management of government

First Nations who ratify the Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement will have the power to enact laws on how they wish to elect their Chief and Council, how their First Nation government will operate and be managed, who their citizens will be and how they want to protect and promote the Anishinaabe language and culture.   Fiscal transfers will be increased to cover the costs of these new responsibilities.

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ANGA Plain Language Version

plain-language-governance-agreement-amended-june-25-2019.pdf
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Fiscal Agreement Plain Language Version

plain-language-fiscal-agreement-amended-june-26-2019.pdf
File Size:	660 kb
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NSTC Legal Review of ANGA

legal_review_of_the_anga_for_nstc_v.2__for_chief_and_councils_.pdf
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If you have specific questions or wish to receive a copy of the Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement, please contact the Anishinabek Nation (Union of Ontario Indians) by calling Toll-Free at 1-833-297-9850 or barb.naveau@anishinabek.ca.