Broadway public realm

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Graphic of people on a local street. with a neighbourhood plaza, public open space, street furnishings and restaurant patio.

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The City of Vancouver is exploring what future improvements can be made to create more places to play, relax, socialize and feel more connected to nature in Kitsilano, Fairview and Mount Pleasant.

The Broadway Plan, approved by Council in June 2022, is an area plan to guide growth and positive change in the neighbourhoods surrounding the Broadway Subway over the next 30 years.

The Broadway Public Realm Plan will identify what public open space and street improvements would best support the area and its future growth. It will include public open spaces on City-owned streets and properties, as well as privately owned public spaces (POPS), such as office plazas. A Streetscape Plan for Broadway will also be created and will guide the transformation of the Broadway Corridor into a “Great Street.”

Feedback from Phase 1 will be summarized and used to inform the Draft Public Realm Plan and Draft Broadway Streetscape Plan that will be shared in early 2024.

Phase 1 engagement is now closed. Read the Phase 1 engagement summary PDF, 47 MB



参与其中 (Simplified Chinese) 同發聲 (Traditional Chinese)

The City of Vancouver is exploring what future improvements can be made to create more places to play, relax, socialize and feel more connected to nature in Kitsilano, Fairview and Mount Pleasant.

The Broadway Plan, approved by Council in June 2022, is an area plan to guide growth and positive change in the neighbourhoods surrounding the Broadway Subway over the next 30 years.

The Broadway Public Realm Plan will identify what public open space and street improvements would best support the area and its future growth. It will include public open spaces on City-owned streets and properties, as well as privately owned public spaces (POPS), such as office plazas. A Streetscape Plan for Broadway will also be created and will guide the transformation of the Broadway Corridor into a “Great Street.”

Feedback from Phase 1 will be summarized and used to inform the Draft Public Realm Plan and Draft Broadway Streetscape Plan that will be shared in early 2024.

Phase 1 engagement is now closed. Read the Phase 1 engagement summary PDF, 47 MB



CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

We would like to hear from you. We are looking for your feedback as we develop the Broadway Public Realm Plan and Streetscape Plan.  You can use this page to ask a question about the Broadway Public Realm Plan and engagement. We will provide a response within 5 business days.

Note that your username and question may be shown publicly. To share your thoughts anonymously, or ask a question about the Broadway Public Realm Plan and Streetscape Plan, please email us at: broadwayplan@vancouver.ca


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    Why are they building a low-barrier social housing building beside an elementary school? Why is it the closest building to the new Arbutus skytrain station? Will homeless/addicts be commuting?

    Andy Smyth asked 7 months ago

    Hello Andy,

    This project is outside the scope of the Broadway Plan Public Realm Plan. It was also approved by Council in July 2022. If you would you like additional information about it I would encourage you to visit this website: https://www.shapeyourcity.ca/2086-2098-w-7th-ave-and-2091-w-8th-ave. 

    Thank you,

    Andrew

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    Will the plan address ongoing maintenance deficiencies at Laurel Landbridge (seems to be orphaned, no one looking after it) and Choklit Park Remediation?

    Margy asked 7 months ago

    Hello Margy,

    Thank you for your question. Because this is a maintenance related question I would kindly encourage you to reach out to 3-1-1 or the Park Improvements Form. The link for this form is: https://vancouver.ca/parks-recreation-culture/request-park-improvements.aspx

    Thank you,

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    Why do you do public engagement during the weekdays where the majority of people are working?

    trishwetmore asked 8 months ago

    Hello there,

    Our team looks to provide a variety of opportunities to hear from the public during the day, evening, work day and weekend in public places across the study area. The intent is to meet with people who may not typically engage in civic processes. Below are the days we'll be hosting our "pop ups" to have light conversations with community members.


    Furthermore, our ShapeYourCity website is available to review materials, ask a question, and take the survey 24/7 until October 22. 

    Thank you for your question,


    Andrew

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