06:00 PM - 09:00 PM
About the event
What were the defining decisions, actions and events of 2015 in planning and development that could prove to be transformative in Vancouver’s evolution?
The Vancouver City Planning Commission presents a discussion with panellists working in Vancouver’s planning and development as they share their views on significant events from 2015. They will draw on a list brainstormed in advance and on suggestions from the audience. (View draft list of events)
The panel discussion also marks the launch of the first edition of the new Chronology of Planning and Development in Vancouver. The events identified will be included in the 2015 section of the Chronology.
6:00 – 7:00 Audience Preview and Ideas
Review the short list of 2015 planning and development highlights
Add your comments and suggestions
Record your perspective on video
Share your reflections with others
Enjoy the snacks provided
7:00 – 9:00 Panel Discussion
MODERATOR: Stephen Quinn, CBC On the Coast
Frances Bula, Urban affairs journalist
Jennifer Marshall, Architect and urban designer
Bob Rennie, Real estate and condo marketer
Noha Sedky, Urban planner and facilitator
Background
The Vancouver City Planning Commission has been working with community partners and advisors to compile a list of planning and development milestones from early settlement by First Nations to the present. The result is an online timeline providing snapshots of significant events, including Council decisions, major real estate developments, federal housing investments, regional plans, new transportation technologies, social policy innovations and environmental restoration. (More information.)
Location: Museum of Vancouver - Joyce Walley Hall
49.276367, -123.144443
Museum of Vancouver - Joyce Walley Hall
1100 Chestnut Street
V6J 3J9 Vancouver, BC
Canada