The City is reviewing land use designations for a group of properties on Cliff Avenue, Selkirk Avenue, and 119 Avenue in the Town Centre between 221 Street and 222 Street.
These properties are currently designated Single-Family Residential and are located in a key transitional area between the Town Centre Area Plan (TCAP) and the draft Lougheed Transit Corridor Area Plan (LTCAP). This work is being done to support the long-term vision for these Area Plans.
Community Engagement Phase #1 - Completed
Have Your Say: Public Survey & Open House
There are a few ways to share your feedback:
- Review the Open House information board materials
- Complete the online survey by Wednesday, November 15th, at 11:59 PM
- Attend the Open House on Monday, October 30th, from 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM at Maple Ridge Public Library (Fraser Room, 2nd Floor)
- Complete the written survey at the Open House event
Your feedback will be included in an outcomes and recommendation report to Council discussing potential land use changes.
Background
The TCAP was adopted in 2008 with a long-term vision to provide more housing, mixed-uses, and green space in the Town Centre while creating a pedestrian-oriented environment. With this Plan in place, the Town Centre of Maple Ridge has been experiencing a significant amount of redevelopment and change over the past five to ten years. City Council has recognized this growth and wants to see that the evolution of the Town Centre continues to be positive and leads to greater vibrancy within this core part of the community.
Directly to the west of the TCAP boundary is the LTCAP, which reflects the community’s values for long-term development within the Lougheed Transit Corridor boundaries. When the draft LTCAP was brought to Council on December 14th, 2021, staff were directed to review the land use designation of properties in the Town Centre next to the Lougheed Transit Corridor to ensure appropriate transitional land uses between these areas. This work initially focused on properties along Cliff Avenue between 221 Street and the Haney Bypass. On March 8th, 2022, Council directed staff to also review the land use designations for properties to the north along Selkirk Avenue and 119 Avenue.
Level of Engagement - Consult
The engagement for this project is at the "consult" level of the International Association for Public Participation's (IAP2) Spectrum of Public Participation. This means that we will keep you informed, listen to and acknowledge concerns and aspirations, and provide feedback on how public input influenced the decision.
Learn more about how we use the Spectrum as a foundation for community engagement here!
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