I need to understand the initial planning steps for a 'Non-Farm Use' application on the Provincial Agricultural Land Commission website. After expanding all application details, what are the first three preliminary steps to plan this application, including any sub-points for the third step, exactly as they are listed on the site?
Navigate to 'alc.gov.bc.ca'. Click on 'Applications & Notices' from the main navigation. Click on 'Applications' from the sub-menu. Click on 'Learn more' for 'Application Process'. Click the 'Expand all' button. Scroll down the page to locate the 'Non-Farm Use' section's 'PLAN YOUR APPLICATION' subsection. Identify and extract the first three steps listed under 'PLAN YOUR APPLICATION' for 'Non-Farm Use', including sub-points for the third item.
Successfully navigate to the 'Application Process' page. Successfully expand the details for all application types. Accurately list the first three key requirements or preliminary steps under 'PLAN YOUR APPLICATION' for 'Non-Farm Use', including sub-points for the third item, exactly as they appear on the website:
1. Identify the type of application required for your proposal
2. Collect appropriate supporting documentation (e.g. Certificate of Title, Primary Contact Authorization, Sketch Plan)
3. Applicants are encouraged to contact their local government (e.g., Municipality, Regional District, or Islands Trust) to:
    * Identify local government zoning and policies on agricultural land preservation and other regulations relevant to the proposal
    * Inquire if other approvals may be also be required (e.g. Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure, Ministry of Health, etc.)