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固兰湖街（Granville Street）规划——项目概述 (Simplified Chinese)
阅读线上背景资料 完成线上问卷调查问卷调查将于2023年6月1日至6月30日进行 注册参加现场讲习班 – 仅有英语 6月7日 (星期三) 晚上7时至8时30 分地点：UBC Robson Square 6月13日 (星期二) 晚上7时至8时30 分 地点：UBC Robson Square 注册参加步行团 – 仅有英语 6月17日 (星期六) 下午1时至2时30 分地点：在加拿大线（Canada Line）温哥华市中心站(Vancouver City Centre Station）
625-777 Pacific St rezoning application
The ramps will be replaced with extensions of Continental and Rolston streets south to Pacific St and a new level connection of Neon St to Granville St with a signalized intersection.
1961-1995 E Broadway and 2465 Semlin Dr rezoning application
.); and91 vehicle parking spaces and 150 bicycle parking spaces. The application is being considered under the Grandview-Woodland Community Plan.Application drawings and statistics on this webpage are posted as-submitted to the City.
1111 Kingsway (DP-2021-00269) development application
following:A 14-storey, mixed-use building with a six-storey podium, comprising 140 residential (20% of the residential floor area assigned to moderate income households) and retail at gradeA total FSR of 5.38A maximum height of approximately 45.7 m (150
Neighbourhood plazas
We will update you here once we have completed this work.Kamloops St and Hastings St PlazaThank you for your feedback. Staff are reviewing survey responses and adjusting the designs accordingly.
What is next
In March 2022, we engaged with you about the plazas at 18th Ave and Cambie St and at 13th Ave and Granville Street.In June we are engaging about the plazas at 5th Ave and Ontario St and at Kamloops and Hastings St.What happens after this public engagement
Kits Point transportation changes survey
design for Chestnut St.
Bute St and Alberni St Survey
As winter approaches, we’re seeking public feedback on what to do with the pop-up plaza at Bute and Alberni. Starting next spring, the plaza will need to be removed to make way for City crews to upgrade critical water infrastructure and replace the existing water main below Bute Street. We would like to keep the pop-up plaza in place until the water works upgrades are complete.We’d like your feedback on how the temporary pop-up plaza has worked for you and what we should consider after construction is completed in the summer. Your responses will be kept confidential. How are you using the plaza? (select all that apply), Who have you visited the plaza with? (select all that apply), Select the topics for which you'd like to stay connected: , Residents of Vancouver and those connected to the city in other ways, come from many different backgrounds. This question helps us understand if we’re hearing from and reflecting the diversity that is Vancouver.What do you consider your main ethnic origin or that of your ancestors (parents, grandparents)?, How do you get to the plaza? (select all that apply), Would you like to stay connected with us? Please provide your email address., How could we improve the design of this pop-up plaza?, Why or why not?, What is your age?, In the last week, how often did you visit the plaza?, Do you identify as:, On your last visit, how long did you stay in the plaza?, Residents of Vancouver and those connected to the city in other ways, come from many different backgrounds. This question helps us understand if we’re hearing from and reflecting the diversity that is Vancouver.What do you consider your main ethnic origin or that of your ancestors (parents, grandparents)?, Currently this temporary plaza is intended to give people space to eat, visit, rest, or enjoy the weather while maintaining a safe distance from each other.Would you support this plaza becoming a permanent public space?, Which of the following categories best describes your total household income before taxes?, Do you live near the plaza?, Do you own or work at a business nearby?, What is your home postal code?, About you, Thank you for your input. Follow #popupplazas on social media for updates on the City of Vancouver’s pop-up plaza program., Untitled page heading
How was my feedback used?
Through 2023 engagement, we heard support for wider sidewalks on Davie St (between Burrard St and Jervis St), creating more space to stroll, better patios and merchandise displays, healthier trees, and better transit service.Our team at the City of Vancouver
The final Rainway concept design is here!
St. George Street between 8th to 7th Ave., and 6th to 5th Ave. will change to one way vehicle traffic southbound. A two-way local bikeway to be added to St. George Street between E 6th Ave. and Broadway.