IATTACIIBT 1 I .·~) - •' ~ .... -, --:-.r---:---_":~~~ . ,::,_ -~ . --- ~-:. ,.,. Metro 2050 UPDATING THE REGIONAL GROWTH STRATEGY Heather McNell GENERAL MANAGER, REGIONAL PLANNING AND HOUSING SERVICES ~.. metrovancouver District of North Vancouver Council, February 3, 2020 ~ SERVICES AND SOLUTIONS FOR A LIVABLE REGION 32448525 Presentation Outline • Regiona~. Planning Service • Growth Management in the Region • Metro 2040 • District of North Vancouver Growth • Updating the Regional Growth Strategy - scope, timeline and engagement metrovancouver I METRO 2oso Regional Planning • Provide a strategic, long-range, cross-boundary, interdisciplinary lens • Responsible for developing, implementing and stewarding Metro 2040, the regional growth strategy Core Services • Data and monitoring • Policy research • Convene on planning issues of regional interest • Advocacy • Provide a planning resource • Leadership and Innovation metrovancouver I METRO 2oso A Growing Region . ; . ·· ... ; :•.~ ..,-· ....,.~. ·-· •. /· ·j-J..~_ \ , .._... ~ :_':. 2,570,000 -~--. 3,400,000 - J· • ~ •• IW ~k ~?!'.., I'"• .• 975,000 1,300,000 · 1,355,000 1,770,000 I metrovancouver I METRO 2oso A Strong History of Regional Planning - - metrovancouver I METRO 2oso Metro 2040 • Adopted in 2011 by member jurisdictions, FVRD, SLRD, Translink and MVRD Board • Strong and effective long-term vision for collaboratively managing anticipated growth to the region Metro 2040 Goal 2 Support a Sustainable Economy Goal 3 Protect the Environment and Respond to Climate Change Goal 4 Develop Complete Communities Goal 5 Support Sustainable Transportation Choices I Regional Context Statements metrovancouver omc\a\ cornrnun,w Regional p\an Context Statement Metro Vancouver 2040 Shaping Our Future "'!XIP1,.,ctt-v1NGttintf'fanc:.,.,_~c..mct80rlldffl~2'.l01\ ~-...... -.ftl, District of North Vancouver - Population Projections 120,000 115,000 110,000 -------- 105,000 ·et\\~-. (\ -- •l\'11 VtO\- -­-- 100,000 c.utte••--n.\'"' - 95,000 -------- 90,000 --------- 85,000 80,000 DNV- Housing Projections Composition 25,000 20,000 50% Single Detached 15,000 ------~ .. - ------- .. - -· .... - · . -36% --------- --------..,c-- 32% --- cl,._ 10,000 29% _ M~i!t!:c!!.e!---.,.::::------=------- "% ----APartment ----- 21% ----- 5,000 ---- 0 Inter Provincial Movement Maple Ridge I Pitt Meadows 11 Lions Bay ■ NET 0.1% of pop (2011-2016) OUT -2.4% West Vancouver I • IN 2.5% North Vancouver City I North Vancouver DM II • Net annual regional inflow +500 Port Moody II Port Coquitlam I Anmore Belcarra C~itla ■ New Westminster I Bum - Vancouver Greater Vancouver A II Richmon ■ I Langley City IJ Langley OM -30000 -20000 -10000 0 10000 20000 30000 4• Intra Provincial Movement ■ Pitt Meadows II (2011-2016) Lions Bay ■ NET • OUT I • IN I • Net annual regional North Vancouver D I I outflow -5,300 Port Coquitlam I Anmore • Increasing through the Belcarra I projection horizons I • FVRD 37% of net the • region's outflow Greater Vancouver A I I I I -I -20000 -10000 0- 10000 Inter Municipal Migration 2011-2016 Inter-Municipal Migration Maple Ridg Pitt Meadows • Average mobility about •NET 1. 7% of population per OUT year for region • IN Out to Other In from other Municipalities Municipalities -50000 -35000 -20000 -5000 10000 25000 40000 DNV- Inter-Municipal Mobility by Age Census period 2011-2016 ■ Net • Out- Win 55 to 64 years - 45 to 54 years 35 to 44 years 25 to 34 years .. - 5 to 12 years - -1500 -1200 -900 ·600 -300 0 300 600 900 1200, 1500 DNV- Work Commuters/ Patterns ■ Net Flow ■ Commute to DNV ■ Commute from DNV Vancouver I - Projected Employment II 2016 - 35,300 ·­ .· -r 2035 - 42,200 North Vancouver District North Vancouver City 2050 - 46,600 11 I II I I II -12000 -10000 -8000 -6000 -4000 -2000 ·· 0- 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 Building on Metro 2040's successes Effective Tools • Urban Containment Boundary • Urban Centres and Frequent Transit Development Areas • Regional Land Use Designations • Minor Amendment Process • Sewerage Extension Policies metrovancouver I METRO 2oso Why update Metro 2040? • Extend to 2050; Update growth projections • Integrate with Transport 2050 • Strengthen and update policies: • Climate change • Social Equity • Housing • Environment • Structuring Growth metrovancouver I METRO 2oso PROJECT TIMELINE 2019 2020 2021 2022 - Phase 1: Phase 2: Phase 3: Policy Reviews & New Ideas ·praftin~~~e_t':? 2050 Approvals Board Policy Draft Metro Metro 2050 Board Direction Review 2050 referral referral for Adoption (April) Reports for comment acceptance July 2022 Council Council Presentations Presentations metrovancouver I METRO 2oso Engagement • Different approaches for: • plan signatories, • non-signatory stakeholders, • First Nations, and • the public • Focus on those most directly affected • Focus on specific policy areas • Leverage other relevant engagement processes metrovancouver I METRO 2oso Municipal Engagement • Affected local governments (20 municipalities, 1 Treaty First Nation, Translink, FVRD, SLRD) • Policy reviews, advisory committees, and Intergovernmental Advisory Committee • Council presentations / workshops offered now on scope of work • Results of Policy Reviews • Council workshops when Metro 2050 circulated for comment (Q1 2021) metrovancouver I METRO 2050 Public Engagement • Joint survey with Translink on vision and values for the future of the region • Website with Comment Form • Community Forums (3-5) • Webinar( s) and video • Offer of co-hosted public information meetings with Council presentations • Regional Public Hearing • Leverage outcomes from aligned engagement processes metrovancouver I METRO 2050 THIS PAGE LEFT BLANK INTENTIONALLY .