Jericho Lands planning program

About the Jericho Lands planning program

The Jericho Lands are within the unceded traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. The planning program is a comprehensive planning process which will create a policy statement to guide future development of the 90-acre site.

The program is being developed at the request of the landowners, a joint venture partnership between the MST Development Corporation, and Canada Lands Company (CLC).

The planning program will explore 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 a walking distance of existing and future 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 package of other community amenities

About the Jericho Lands planning program

The program is being developed at the request of the landowners, a joint venture partnership between the MST Development Corporation, and Canada Lands Company (CLC).

The planning program will explore 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 a walking distance of existing and future 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 package of other community amenities

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Revised Site Concept Plan

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Revised Site Concept Plan survey. The survey was available from June 16 to July 16, 2023 and is now closed. Staff will review and analyze your comments.
Your feedback, combined with other inputs, will be used to create a preferred concept. This preferred site concept will form part of the Jericho Lands policy statement and will inform future development of the site.

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Conceptual Site Plan Options Survey

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Conceptual Site Plan Options survey. The survey was available from October 19 to November 21, 2022 and is now closed. Staff will review and analyse your comments.
Your feedback, combined with other inputs, will be used to create a preferred concept. This preferred site concept will form part of the Jericho Lands policy statement and will inform future development of the site. Future opportunities will be provided for you to share your thoughts on the preferred concept.

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Natural Systems and Open Space: Emerging Site Planning Ideas Survey

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Emerging Site Planning Ideas survey on Natural Systems and Open Space. The survey was available from March 29 to April 25, 2021 and is now closed. Staff will review and analyse your comments.
Your feedback will help us refine the Emerging Site Planning Ideas. These Emerging Ideas are intended to provide direction for future site planning exercises and the development of a preliminary site concept.

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Connections and Mobility: Emerging Site Planning Ideas Survey

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Emerging Site Planning Ideas survey on Connections and Mobility. The survey was available from March 29 to April 25, 2021 and is now closed. Staff will review and analyse your comments.
Your feedback will help us refine the Emerging Site Planning Ideas. These Emerging Ideas are intended to provide direction for future site planning exercises and the development of a preliminary site concept.

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Inclusive Neighbourhood: Emerging Site Planning Ideas Survey

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Emerging Site Planning Ideas survey on Inclusive Neighbourhood. The survey was available from March 29 to April 25, 2021 and is now closed. Staff will review and analyse your comments.
Your feedback will help us refine the Emerging Site Planning Ideas. These Emerging Ideas are intended to provide direction for future site planning exercises and the development of a preliminary site concept.

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Sustainability and Resilience: Emerging Site Planning Ideas Survey

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Emerging Site Planning Ideas survey on Sustainability and Resilience. The survey was available from March 29 to April 25, 2021 and is now closed. Staff will review and analyse your comments.
Your feedback will help us refine the Emerging Site Planning Ideas. These Emerging Ideas are intended to provide direction for future site planning exercises and the development of a preliminary site concept.

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Site Analysis Panels Survey

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Site Analysis panels survey. This survey is now closed. Staff will review and analyse your comments.
Your feedback will help us develop our understanding of the site as we look to develop a series of Emerging Site Planning Ideas and a preliminary site concept for the Jericho Lands in the coming months.

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Draft Guiding Principles Survey

Thank you to everyone who participated in the draft Guiding Principles survey. The survey is now closed. Staff will review and analyse your comments and report out on the findings this Fall.
Your feedback will help us finalise the Guiding Principles, which will be incorporated into the Jericho Lands Policy Statement where they will provide high-level direction for future development on the site.
Thanks!

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