Precinct Planning
The City is responsible for integrating stations into the surrounding community to ensure they best serve residents, businesses, and transit passengers. Improvements can be made to the areas surrounding stations — also known as the station precinct — to make stations more accessible to the community and address neighbourhood concerns.
Improvements include pedestrian and bicycle access, passenger pick-up and drop-off, commercial loading and parking, residential parking protection, and local traffic calming measures.
Public Consultation
In 2005 and 2006, the City held open houses to get ideas on neighbourhood improvements for the nine station precincts on the Vancouver portion of the line. Presentation materials are available below.
| Downtown | Open House #1 March 7 | Open House #2 May 1 |
|---|---|---|
| Yaletown Station | Open House #1 | Open House #2 |
| Robson Station | Open House #1 | Open House #2 |
| Waterfront Station | Open House #1 | Open House #2 |
| North Cambie | Open House #1 Feb. 21 | Open House #2 April 4 |
| Broadway/City Hall Station | Open House #1 | Open House #2 |
| False Creek South Station | Open House #1 | Open House #2 |
| South Cambie | Open House #1 Feb. 7 | Open House #2 April 18 |
| 49th Avenue Station | Open House #1 | Open House #2 |
| 41st Avenue Station | Open House #1 | Open House #2 |
| King Edward Station | Open House #1 | Open House #2 |
| Marine Drive | Open House #1 April 19 | Open House #2 June 13 |
| Marine Drive Station | Open House #1 | Open House #2 |
2005 Precinct Plans Feedback
Follow the link below for public responses to precinct plans gathered during an earlier round of open houses in 2005.