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Community Plan Update: Moving Forward with the Official Community Plan - January 7, 2014

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This document provides an update from the Community Plan meeting held on January 7, 2014, regarding the Official Community Plan (OCP) created to guide future development in Port Moody. The current OCP, adopted in 2011, underwent significant updates and includes feedback from extensive public consultations and ten neighbourhood workshops. The focus is on accommodating potential growth, especially with the introduction of two new Evergreen Line stations. It highlights the importance of engaging the community in shaping land use policies and implementing transit-oriented development principles.

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Community Plan Update: Moving Forward with the Official Community Plan - January 7, 2014

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  1. Looking Back to Move Forward Official Community Plan Update Committee of the Whole Meeting January 7, 2014

  2. Draft OCP Policy Foundation • Current OCP adopted in 2011 • Blank Slate Session • 10 Neighbourhood Workshops • Moody Centre Design Charrette June 2007 • 3 Community Working Group Sessions

  3. Draft OCP Policy Foundation • 2011 OCP included significant updates • 0 to minimal growth reflected in this plan due to uncertainty around the Evergreen Line

  4. What Needs Updating? • Consideration of impacts associated with two new Evergreen Line stations proposed for Port Moody

  5. OCP Policy Creation Community Feedback + Transit-Oriented Developmentgoals = Ten Planning Principles to inform land use policy changes to guide future growth

  6. OCP Implementation:Future Consultation Opportunities

  7. Draft OCP • Extensive Public Consultation since 2012

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