Let's talk!
We want to hear from you.
Over the next two years, we will host a series of activities designed to provide you with relevant information so that you can share your insight and expertise.
Your input will help us prepare a Land Use Plan that balances diverse perspectives and enables the Port to fulfill its mandate to facilitate the growth of trade in the best interest of all Canadians.
Opportunities to participate include a series of stakeholder workshops, public open houses, online feedback and discussion guides.
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Upcoming events
Phase 1 Open Houses
Please join us for a series of public open houses on Port Metro Vancouver's Land Use Plan update process.
Taking place throughout the month of June, the events offer opportunities for the community to provide input and comments that will help inform this first phase of the process. The focus of the open houses will be to identify issues that matter most.
At the open houses, information on the five key themes (port growth and development; regional land use; local communities; environment; transportation and goods movement) will be presented, as well as the results from our stakeholder workshops held in April and May.
| Dates | Open House Locations | Time |
| June 2 | Saturday | Poirier Sports Centre, 633 Poirier Street, Coquitlam | 11am -3pm |
| June 13 | Wednesday | Executive Hotel, 4201 Lougheed Hwy, Burnaby | 4pm - 8pm |
| June 16 | Saturday | North Delta Recreation Centre, 11415 84 Avenue, Delta | 11am – 3pm |
Email us to find out more, or call 604.665.9129.
Past events
Phase 1 Stakeholder Workshops
Five stakeholder workshops were completed in April and May 2012. During this first phase, we invited a diverse range of stakeholders, customers and First Nations to help us gather information on each theme and identify the specific topics that matter most.
The objectives of the Phase 1 stakeholder workshops were to:
- present and gather comments on our current information;
- gather new and additional information for each workshop theme; and
- identify top issues and questions for policy to address.
Consultation principles
We are committed to the following consultation principles:
- Stakeholders and customers affected by or interested in the Land Use Plan will have fair and equal access to the process by which it is prepared
- Participants will be given the information they need to provide their advice and input in a meaningful way
- All input gathered through consultation activities will be duly considered and will have the potential to influence policy decisions
- The needs and interests of all participants, including decision-makers, will be recognized and communicated throughout the process
- Participants will be advised on how their input affected the Land Use Plan and the rationale behind policy decisions