Adoption of Bylaw 15357: Maple Ridge Industrial Area Structure Plan
Mar
09
2010
09
2010
On March 8th, 2010, Council adopted the Maple Ridge Industrial Area Plan. The plan has six major components all of which adhere to the focus areas of building a business positive sustainable urban environment and diverse communities.
I want to acknowledge all the people who came to the public hearings to express their views and opinions.
Here is a more detailed description of Bylaw 15357. The Area Structure Plan proposes:
- Industrial land uses will predominate in the plan area through a mix of business, light and medium industrial uses, while accommodating a number of existing uses including a snow dump, stormwater management facilities, park sites, a mobile home park and neighbourhood commercial, and a cemetery.
- That the existing country residential known as Hurstwood is expected to transition to compatible industrial uses over the long term.
- A high standard of appearance for development along major roadways and abutting residential.
- Powerline rights-of-way will be landscaped and utilized for pedestrian and/or bicycle circulation where appropriate.
- Fulton Creek, as part of the North Saskatchewan River Valley system, will be protected as a significant natural area.
- An open space system that is well connected.
If you have any questions about the Maple Ridge Area Structure Plan, please feel free to contact my office at 780-496-8148.
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