City of Vancouver Consultation Activities

It may be summer, but there's lots going on at the City of Vancouver right now. Have your say and share your concerns at these upcoming consultation activities. While many are not based in Vancouver-Hastings, issues like traffic calming, building public spaces and the heritage action plan have far-reaching impacts.

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Council Agenda for July 11

Public Hearing for July 11

Committee Agenda for July 12

Consultation Activities

• Cambie Corridor Planning Program - Join the conversation and continue to help us shape the future of the Corridor. These events will be a chance to discuss and provide feedback on all of the draft plan directions presented over the spring and learn about planning for the Oakridge Municipal Town Centre area.
  • Online survey

• Places for People Downtown - We're looking for your feedback on how to plan and deliver exceptional, vibrant, and memorable public spaces, places, and experiences in the downtown peninsula.
  • Online survey : Until August 7
  • Idea map
  • Coal Harbour : Saturday, July 8. 2:00-4:00pm. Burrard Landing.
  • West End: Thursday, July 13. 3:00-6:00pm. Jim Deva Plaza.
  • Walking tours : July 18, 20, 22, and 27

• 10th Avenue Corridor - Learn more and provide your feedback about updates to the 10th Avenue Corridor between Quebec St and Guelph St
  • Online survey: Until July 13

• False Creek South Leasehold Review – To continue work on the False Creek South (FCS) long-term planning project as highlighted in the 2017 Corporate Plan (Goal 6G.) The long-term planning in FCS involves exploring the opportunity to develop unused land in the False Creek South area and increasing the housing stock available. They are also addressing issues raised by the False Creek South community with respect to the upcoming end of their 60-year land leases.
  • Ideas map

• Heritage Action Plan - Learn about recent work on the Heritage Action Plan
  • Online survey: Until July 31

• On Water – We are exploring ways to improve non-motorized boating opportunities throughout city waters. Non-motorized boating activities include any on-water recreation activities involving small watercraft powered by people and other natural elements.
  • Online survey : Until August 14

• VanPlay – The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation is developing Vancouver’s Playbook, a new master plan to guide the delivery of vibrant, healthy and livable urban parks and recreation for the next 25 years.
  • Online survey: Until July 7