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Q&A

The opportunity to ask questions through the Q&A is available from June 27 to July 17, 2022. We post all questions as-is and aim to respond within two business days.

How is the City spending my tax dollars?

There are more than 80 public services that are funded through the budget, from public safety (fire and police) to engineering public works like sewer and water, to community services such as parks and recreation, arts and culture, libraries, social services

Does this impact my gas stove or fireplace?

No, this plan does not impact gas stoves or fireplaces. Relative to space heating and hot water, these gas appliances produce a much smaller fraction of a home’s overall carbon emissions. However, there are other non-emissions related reasons to consider a voluntary switch to electric appliances, such as human health impacts of gas stoves. Learn more at Switch it Up BC.

Where is the funding for these projects coming from

The projects are being funded by new permit revenue generated by the West End Parking strategy, implemented in 2017. We made the commitment to re-invest this additional revenue in the community through a participatory budgeting pilot.

Can you access Stanley Park from the Causeway entrances

Access to Stanley Park from the Causeway remains closed for the duration of the summer to at least September 21st.

Round 2 engagement - we want to hear from you!

Following the first round of engagement, we assessed the needs and priorities for the park based on community input and overall municipal goals. Through this process, we developed the concept plan below, illustrating the proposed park elements and necessary space required.Click here to see a larger version of the draft concept plan

How is the capital plan different from the budget?

The City conducts public engagement on the capital plan every four years. The capital plan identifies program priorities and specific projects to be completed in a four-year period. Public engagement on the City’s annual budget is conducted every year. This engagement focuses specifically on: The operating budget, which covers the day-to-day expenses required to deliver programs and services to residents e.g. garbage pickup, running libraries and community centres. The capital budget, which sets out how capital plan projects will be funded in that year.