自從百老匯計劃獲批以來，市政府便一直努力增建新的房屋、工作空間和設施，以配合百老匯地鐵站及滿足本市的需要。

從今天開始，您可以了解與百老匯計劃落實相關的三個項目，並就此分享您的想法。

• 市政廳園區（稱為公民區）就著溫哥華市政廳周圍的市政府用地分享相關長遠規劃資訊。
• 公共領域和街景規劃第二階段的重點是在未來 30 年改善區內街道和公共空間。
• 百老匯計劃檢討的重點是檢討計劃內的一些土地使用和建築形態政策，包括更新相關內容以符合省府對公共運輸導向型發展區 (TOA) 訂立的立法要求。

參與方式：六月十三日至七月十四日

了解詳情

• 市政廳園區（稱為公民區) 了解更多
• 公共領域和街景規劃第二階段 了解更多
• 百老匯計劃檢討 了解更多

參與問卷調查：

• 網上問卷調查 (七月十四日截止)
• 致電 3-11 以參與問卷調查

參與開放日活動：

• 六月十五日：溫哥華市政廳 Helena Gutteridge 廣場（453 West 12th Avenue）（雨天則移至韋業祖會議室）上午 11:00 至下午 2:00
• 六月十七日：Heritage Hall（3102 Main Street）下午 4:30 至 7:30
• 六月二十日：溫哥華市政廳韋業祖會議室（453 West 12th Avenue）下午 5:00 至 8:00
• 六月二十六日：Kitsilano Neighborhood House（2305 West 7th Avenue）下午 4:30 至 7:30

提出問題： 在項目網頁上點按「提出問題」選項

發送電郵至： Broadwayplan@vancouver.ca

自从百老汇计划获批以来，市政府便一直努力增建新的房屋、工作空间和设施，以配合百老汇地铁站及满足本市的需要。

从今天开始，您可以了解与百老汇计划实施相关的三个项目，并就此分享您的想法。

• 市政厅园区（称为公民区）重点针对温哥华市政厅周围的市政府用地分享相关长远规划信息。
• 公共领域和街景规划第二阶段的重点是在未来 30 年改善区内街道和公共空间。
• 百老汇计划审核的重点是审核计划内的一些土地使用和建筑形态政策，包括更新相关内容以符合省政府对公共运输导向型发展区 (TOA) 订立的立法要求。

参与方式：六月十三日至七月十四日

了解详情

• 市政厅园区（称为公民区) 了解更多
• 公共领域和街景规划第二阶段 了解更多
• 百老汇计划审核 了解更多

参与问卷调查：

• 网上问卷调查 (七月十四日截止)
• 致电 3-11 以参与问卷调查

参与开放日活动：

• 六月十五日：温哥华市政厅 Helena Gutteridge 广场（453 West 12th Avenue）（雨天则移至韦业祖会议室）上午 11:00 至下午 2:00
• 六月十七日：Heritage Hall（3102 Main Street）下午 4:30 至 7:30
• 六月二十日：温哥华市政厅韦业祖会议室（453 West 12th Avenue）下午 5:00 至 8:00
• 六月二十六日：Kitsilano Neighborhood House（2305 West 7th Avenue）下午 4:30 至 7:30

提出问题： 在项目网页上点击“提出问题”选项

发送电邮至： Broadwayplan@vancouver.ca

Since the Broadway Plan was approved, work has been underway to add new housing, job space and amenities that integrate with the Broadway Subway and meet our city’s needs.

Starting Thursday June 13, you will have the opportunity to learn and share your feedback on three projects related to Broadway Plan implementation.

How to get involved:

Learn more:

• Broadway Plan review:Focuses on reviewing some of the Plan's land use and built form policies. This includes updates to reflect new Provincially legislated requirements for Transit-Oriented Areas (TOAs).
  • Review the information boards (PDF, 6.6MB) or read the summary sheet (PDF, 1.5MB)
• City Hall campus: Focuses on creating a long range plan for the future of the lands surrounding City Hall.
  • Review the information boards (PDF, 36.4MB) or review the summary sheet (PDF, 1.8 MB)
• Broadway public realm and streetscape plan (phase 2):Focuses on improvements to the streets and public spaces in the area over the next 30 years.
  • Review the information boards (PDF, 7.7MB) or read the summary sheet (PDF, 1.2MB)

Survey

• Take the online survey - with a chance to win a mini Vancouver City Hall! (closes July 14)
• Call 311 to take the survey on the phone

Attend one of our open houses:

Open House #1:

• Date: Saturday June 15
• Time: 11:00am to 2:00pm
• Location: Vancouver City Hall (453 West 12th Avenue) in Helena Gutteridge Plaza (if raining, moves to Joe Wai Meeting Room)

Open House #2:

• Date: Monday June 17
• Time: 4:30 to 7:30pm
• Location: Heritage Hall (3102 Main Street)

Open House #3 (focus on City Hall Campus):

• Date: Thursday June 20
• Time: 4:30 to 7:30pm
• Location: Vancouver City Hall (453 West 12th Avenue) in the Joe Wai Meeting Room

Open House #4:

• Date: Wednesday June 26
• Time: 4:30 to 7:30pm
• Location: Kitsilano Neighbourhood House (2305 West 7th Avenue)

As part of implementation of the Broadway Plan, the City is proposing some zoning amendments in specific areas. Some of the key proposed zoning amendments include:

• Amendments to modernize industrial zoning across the Plan area and to enable more employment space to be built in the Mount Pleasant Industrial Area (I-1 zone) and the Burrard Slopes Mixed Employment Area (IC-1 and IC-2 zones).
• Amendments to commercial zones (C-2, C-2B, C-2C, and C-2C1) to enable 6-storey mixed-use developments that provide secured rental housing.

Full details on the entire proposal can be found in the referral report to Council (May 9, 2023).

On May 9^th, 2023 City Council referred these zoning changes to a public hearing. A public hearing is scheduled for June 15, 2023.

How to get involved

You can submit your comments on this report on our website at vancouver.ca/public-hearing-comments. Your comments and name will be published in the meeting record.

You can also sign up to speak at the public hearing on our website at https://vancouver.ca/your-government/speak-at-city-council-meetings.aspx. Registration starts approximately 11 days before the meeting.

For more information regarding Council meetings and to sign up for agenda updates, you can also visit the website here.

Following Council’s adoption of the Broadway Plan in June last year, implementation of the Plan is underway. There is still a lot of work to do to meet the objectives of the Plan over the next 30 years.

As part of Broadway Plan implementation, City staff are bringing a report to Council on March 29 that will provide a general update on implementation progress to date, as well as several policy recommendations to address Council directions. Some of the key items that will be in the report include:

• A report back on a “pace of change” approach to manage redevelopment impacts on existing renters
• Amendments to the View Protection Guidelines (1989) to enable more job space and housing near rapid transit by clarifying the guidelines for protected public views to City Hall
• Minor amendments to the False Creek Flats Plan (2017) to align with the Broadway Plan
• A Fixed Development Contribution Framework to provide more clarity on public benefit contributions from new developments
• An update on proposals for zoning amendments in industrial areas and commercial shopping areas to help streamline new development
• Report back on active transportation lanes along Broadway

The Council meeting agenda, along with the Broadway Plan implementation report, is posted on the City’s website.

On June 22, 2022, Council approved the Broadway Plan, which introduced enhanced tenant protections for renters in the Broadway Plan area, in addition to the existing City-wide Tenant Relocation and Protection Policy (TRPP).

For questions about Broadway Plan area tenant protections:

• Email housingpolicy@vancouver.ca

• Phone 3-1-1

Learn more about enhanced Broadway Plan area protections

On June 22, Vancouver City Council approved the Broadway Plan. Over the last month, our team has been working on finalizing the plan document to reflect the various amendments passed by City Council. If you would like to view the final plan version, please click here.

Hi everyone,

We're in the final phase of developing the Broadway Plan, a 30-year area plan that focuses on integrating housing, jobs and amenities around the future Broadway Subway. This plan has been shaped by thousands of people who live, work, play and learn within the area and across the city and region. The Broadway Plan provides a comprehensive framework to guide growth and positive change in the area to meet the needs of today's residents and future generations.

Read a summary of the Draft Broadway Plan or download the full Broadway Plan PDF file (83 MB).

Draft Plan Engagement Summary Document:

Between March 1 and March 22, 2022, there were over 19 opportunities to engage on the Draft Broadway Plan. We heard from thousands of people through our survey, in-person open houses, email and office hours. Thank you to everyone who shared their views and got involved.

Read the Phase 4 Draft Plan Engagement summary.

What's Next:

The plan will be presented to City Council for consideration on May 18, 2022. If you would like to see the agenda, request to speak, or read the report, please visit the City of Vancouver Council Meetings webpage.

The plan summary document will also be available for pick up at the following locations starting on Wednesday May 11:

• Mount Pleasant Library (1 Kingsway)

• Kitsilano Library (2425 Macdonald)

• Firehall Library (1475 W 10th)

• Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House (800 E Broadway)

• Kitsilano Neighbourhood House (2305 W 7th)

• City Hall - Centre Information/Security Desk (453 W 12th)

If you have questions, please email us at broadwayplan@vancouver.ca.

Thank you all for participating in the Draft Broadway Plan public consultation!

Between March 1 and March 22, we had more than 6,300 visitors to our ShapeYourCity website to review materials, take the survey, and learn how to get involved. We received over 3,600 survey responses, over 300 people attended in person open houses and over 1,000 hard copy draft plan booklets were distributed through our local libraries.

Over the next couple of weeks, we will be summarizing what we heard and sharing the results on our website. The next step in the planning process is to bring the final Draft Plan to Council in May 2022.

We hope that you continue to stay engaged in our process.

Thank you once again for your time and input.

The Broadway Plan Team is happy to announce that the Draft Plan Virtual Open House is now live.

In our fourth and final phase of engagement, the Draft Plan sets out in greater detail the policies that will provide a clear but flexible framework to guide growth, positive change, and public benefits in the Broadway neighbourhoods. Input received in this final phase of engagement will help inform the final adjustments to the Draft Plan before it is considered by Council in May 2022.

Ways to get involved: March 1 - March 22

Learn more: Review the Draft Plan, planning process, and engagement opportunities on Shape Your City.

Take the survey: Provide feedback through the online survey which is open until March 22, 2022.

Attend the open houses:

• March 2: Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House (800 East Broadway) from 4:30pm - 7:30pm
• March 5: CityLab (507 West Broadway) from 10:30am - 1:30pm
• March 7: Kitsilano Neighbourhood House (2305 West 7th Ave) from 4:30pm - 7:30pm

Talk to the team: Book a time to chat over the phone with a member of the Broadway Plan team through our Office Hours.