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Anniedale-Tynehead CITIZEN ADVISORY COMITTEE MEETING

Anniedale-Tynehead CITIZEN ADVISORY COMITTEE MEETING. OUTLINE: CAC Binder Content; Purpose , Roles Responsibilities , Social Contact; Questions; Sustainability Presentation; Elements of Sustainability Working Group; Timelines and Next Steps. Social Contract.

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Anniedale-Tynehead CITIZEN ADVISORY COMITTEE MEETING

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  1. Anniedale-TyneheadCITIZEN ADVISORY COMITTEE MEETING OUTLINE: CAC Binder Content; Purpose, RolesResponsibilities, Social Contact; Questions; Sustainability Presentation; Elements of Sustainability Working Group; Timelines and Next Steps

  2. Social Contract • I will not shout at anyone. • I will treat everyone with respect. • I will be courteous to everyone. • I will act fairly to everyone. • I will do what I say. • I will be diplomatic. • I will respect the Chairperson of the meeting. • I will speak to the agenda item. • I will offer new information and not repeat others’ comments. • I will act in a friendly manner toward my colleagues. • I will listen without judging. • I would like to be valued for my input and will value others. • I will act and speak honestly. • I will be a good listener. • I will treat everyone equally. • I understand everyone has a voice on this committee. • I will not participate in side-bar conversations. • I will not talk over others. • I will be open.

  3. What is sustainability? “Meeting the needs of the present generation in terms of socio-cultural systems, the economy and the environment while promoting a high quality of life but without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”

  4. Some Core Sustainable development Issues

  5. PLANNING SCALES

  6. Create a Compact Urban Area GOAL 1 Support a Sustainable Economy GOAL 2 GOAL 3 Protect the Region’s Natural Assets GOAL 4 Develop Complete and Resilient Communities GOAL 5 Support Sustainable Transportation Choices Metro Vancouver Regional Growth Strategy Goals for a Sustainable Region

  7. SURREY SUSTAINABILITY CHARTER THE 3 PILLARS OF SUSTAINABILITY • Social-Cultural Pillar • Economic Pillar • Environmental Pillar SOME COMMON THEMES OF SUSTAINABILITY 1.) Provide sidewalks, greenways, trails, bikeways, pathways and pedestrian corridors that promote interconnectedness in community; 2.) Improve and increase public transit; 3.) Protect trees, riparian areas, natural areas and biodiversity; 4.) Protect and support agricultural land use and food systems; 5.) Plan a complete community.

  8. PRIORITIES / Realities? Form of Development Local Economy? Pedestrian Friendly? Parking? Open Space, Green Spaces? Sense of Place? Functioning Transportation Network? Multi-Use Pathways?

  9. LONG TERM CHOICES Mix of housing types; Transportation Choice Mixed Use Village Commercial Farmland Protection Regional Transportation Network Local Food Green space, and Biodiversity Preservation Mixed Transportation Network Sense of Place Design

  10. SOUTH PORT KELLS GENERAL LAND USE PLAN PRINCIPLES

  11. Group Work • Check inside of your Binder for your colored star; • Groups gather at Identified Station areas;

  12. Today’s Brainstorming Exercise • Review and Supplement South Port Kells General Land Use Plan Objectives and Principles (Refer to Page 22 GLUP Tab);

  13. What would make Anniedale-Tynehead an Ideal Community? • Provide one idea per sticky note; • Be specific; • Think of about 5;

  14. What do you not want to see? • Provide one idea per sticky note; • Be specific; • Think of about five;

  15. Organized Ideas into Theme Areas • Use large sticky note to write theme areas; • Spokesperson to report back to larger group;

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