1. MP TOWN HALL Jericho Garrison Lands Update on GOC planned sale and development Joyce Murray, MP Vancouver Quadra July 15 th 2014

2. Introductions David Eby, MLA for Vancouver Point Grey Michael Geller, architect and mentor at the UBC School of Architecture Members of the West Point Grey Residents Association

3. Agenda 1. Background on the Jericho Lands 2. Development plan Update 3. Next steps for community members

4. 1. Background on the Jericho Lands Historic and current uses Provincial and Federal components What has initiated upcoming land use change Importance of inclusive vision for change My concerns about public involvement

5. Historic and current uses Traditional territory of 4 First Nations WW2 Canadian Armed Forces Western HQ Today a Garrison: 39 CBG Headquarters Military Family Housing; MF Resource Centre – 75 residences Historic Buildings and Heritage Homes Preschool facility Green space and mature trees Hydrological impact on Jericho Park

6. Provincial and Federal components

7. Importance of inclusive vision for change Land use changes over time Vision for the long term, not short term Take time to bring people and ideas forward Identify values for creating a sustainable society Consider all possibilities of public good

8. Concerns about public involvement Research via Parliamentary Library in 2009 The “Little Mountain” model: meeting w/ Vancouver’s City Manager and Director of Planning Meeting: 200 members of the West Point Grey Community Association; WPGCA exec meeting Requests for meeting/briefing: Ministers of National Defence and Public Works) Tabled petition in the House of Commons, calling for a full public consultation process Met with the CEO of Canada Lands in June, 2014

9. The “Little Mountain” model Veterans Affairs (federal) sells to Province of BC Province sells to developer Developer creates plan Developer applies for city permits City consults with public

10. 2. Development plan Update CLC is the developer First Nations consultation and accommodation Public consultation process (similar CLC projects) Jericho Lands consultation timeline

11. CLC the developer NOT the “Little Mountain” model In the process of acquiring property from DND Priced at market value less clean-up; disposal CLC produces a plan for development – Institutional and Public input sought Plan approved by City of Vancouver Development built and sold in stages Profit to GOC

12. Canada Lands Company (CLC) “Who they are and what do they do?” Commenced operations in 1995 Commercial Crown corporation creates projects that are financially viable, enhances communities and creates lasting legacies Active from coast to coast in over 18 municipalities

13. CLC Consultation Process When it acquires property, CLC does not have a pre-defined plan – Consultations with communities always begin with a blank slate Process – Ideas Fair – Workshops & Open Houses – Public Advisory Group Meetings – Draft Planning Process

14. Past Projects: Garrison Crossing, Chilliwack, British Columbia

15. Past Projects: Currie Barracks, Calgary, Alberta

17. Past Projects: Rockcliffe Lands, Ottawa, Ontario

19. Consultation timeline 18 months for Currie Barracks Alta Preliminary plan Community input and redraft #1 Community input and redraft #2 Community input and final draft Submit to City for approval

20. Jericho Lands consultation timeline CBG 39 moves out in 2015 MF Housing closes in 2017 Consultation could start within the next year Pressure to complete the process Jericho very different from the other Bases they have developed Will adequate time be provided for developing the Vision

21. 3. Next steps for community members Your ideas….