This comprehensive planning program will help us create a policy statement to guide the future development of the Jericho Lands.
The program is being developed at the request of the Jericho Lands owners, a joint venture partnership between the Musqueam, Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh (MST) Partnership, and Canada Lands Company (CLC).
About the Jericho Lands
The Jericho Lands are a 36-hectare (90 acre) area in Vancouver’s West Point Grey neighbourhood bounded by W 4th Ave, Highbury St, W 8th Ave, and Discovery St.
The site is within the unceded traditional territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations (MST) and owned by the MST Nations and Canada Land Company (CLC).
What's happening
Inspire Jericho talks: Urban resilience
We'll be co-hosting the fourth in a series of speaker events intended to share inspiration, spark ideas, and explore possibilities for the redevelopment of the Jericho Lands.
Join us as Magnus Schön of Kod Arkitekter in Stockholm brings examples of urban developments and approaches that combine landscape and architecture in support of a resilient, inclusive, and sustainable future.
There will be an opportunity to provide feedback which will help shape the planning process at the event.
Tuesday, November 12, 7pm to 9:30pm (doors open at 6:30pm)
Granville Island Stage, 1585 Johnston St
Tickets are free, however, seating is limited and advance registration is required.
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If you are unable to attend the talk a livestream video will be available on our Facebook page External website, opens in new tab.
Phase 1 Public engagement bulletin
Since launching the Jericho Lands planning process in March 2019, we've co-hosted a variety of public engagement events providing opportunities for the public to share their aspirations for the future Jericho Lands.
The City project team have been working to summarize the feedback received during phase 1 of the Jericho Lands planning process. Below is a link to a brief two-page public engagement bulletin, which includes information on the engagement process to date and a high-level summary of what we’ve heard so far.
A more detailed summary, along with a set of draft principles, will be published in the fall.
Planning process
The Jericho Lands will go through a comprehensive planning program that will help guide its future redevelopment to create a new community that is sustainable, socially and culturally inclusive, and highly livable.
The planning program will explore options that address important priorities including:
- Ways to advance our collective work toward reconciliation
- Creating a complete community with a range of housing options with different income levels and tenures
- Providing new housing within walking distance of existing and future frequent transit routes, including a potential Skytrain extension to UBC
- Providing shops, services, childcare, and employment space to support the new community and the rest of the city
- Recognizing and celebrating cultural and heritage assets
- Creating new parks and open spaces, and a comprehensive package of other community amenities to be determined through the planning process
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Background
Project timeline
Here are the approximate timeline and milestones for the Jericho Lands Planning Program:
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July 24, 2018
Council approves a planning program to develop a Policy Statement to guide redevelopment of the Jericho Lands.
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Late 2018
Background phase
Background research, early outreach, begin designing public engagement process
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We are here
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Mid 2019
Phase 1
Public launch of planning program and community engagement, seek input on principles, values, and objectives as well as the engagement process
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Late 2019-early 2020
Phase 2
Develop draft guiding principles and site plan concepts
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Mid-late 2020
Phase 3
Confirm guiding principles and identify preferred site plan concept
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2021
Phase 4
Draft Policy Statement and decision by Council
