As a 'supporter' of development you can answer the questionnaire but if you aren't a supporter you can't.
Examples:
This community plan update will accommodate population growth in the Undeveloped Areas of Brookswood-Fernridge. (remember when the Frose gang expanded the 'Undeveloped' Areas to more than half of the community) Fig 1 When planning for population growth, defining and locating “centres” that will accommodate a large portion of population growth is a major strategy. Centres are compact places that offer a mix of commercial uses, residential uses, and community amenities. They function as the “heart” of the larger community.
Examples:
This community plan update will accommodate population growth in the Undeveloped Areas of Brookswood-Fernridge. (remember when the Frose gang expanded the 'Undeveloped' Areas to more than half of the community) Fig 1 When planning for population growth, defining and locating “centres” that will accommodate a large portion of population growth is a major strategy. Centres are compact places that offer a mix of commercial uses, residential uses, and community amenities. They function as the “heart” of the larger community.
Question 3:
To accommodate growth, Brookswood-Fernridge will need to have multiple centres that vary in size and scale. A community-serving centre would be the largest, providing a broader range of shops and services that serve the needs of the whole community. Neighbourhood-serving centres, would be relatively (relative to what?) modest in size and scale, consisting of smaller shops and services that serve the day-to-day needs of the local neighbourhood.
To accommodate growth, Brookswood-Fernridge will need to have multiple centres that vary in size and scale. A community-serving centre would be the largest, providing a broader range of shops and services that serve the needs of the whole community. Neighbourhood-serving centres, would be relatively (relative to what?) modest in size and scale, consisting of smaller shops and services that serve the day-to-day needs of the local neighbourhood.
Why not ask: Do you want a shopping and service area built in the 200 Street and 32nd Avenue area?
Be clear and don't try to phrase things to your advantage, or for the purpose of future plausible deniability - even if you stick the word 'IDEA:' out front.
Remember, a development skewed OCP Planning process is what caused all the problems last time.
Considering the increased land mass of the 'Undeveloped Areas' this will become a greater concern to a greater number of people this time.
Is the hand picked Frose dream team taking us down the same road?
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