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We're undertaking a Complete Communities Assessment to better meet the everyday needs of residents and find ways the City can improve and address gaps in our community’s amenities and services.
The project involves community engagement and expert technical analysis to better understand the City’s strengths, weaknesses, gaps, and opportunities for building a more complete community. This study will explore land use, housing, amenities, and transportation patterns. The City will use the information from this study to help shape future updates to our Official Community Plan – one of the City’s most important guiding policy documents.
You’re invited to share your feedback and help inform our Complete Communities Assessment during our public engagement period. What amenities/services do you access daily, weekly, monthly? Where are you experiencing gaps or barriers? Here's how you can get involved and help make our community more complete!
Prefer a printed copy? Download, print and email the completed survey to planning@cnv.org or pick up at copy at City Hall and deposit it in our dropboxes outside (141 West 14th Street, North Vancouver BC V7M 1H9).
Drop a pin on the mapand show us what areas of the City are meeting your daily needs and what areas could be improved.
Visit a pop-up event to chat with staff and provide input.
See “Key Dates” on the right sidebar for pop-up locations and dates.
Subscribe for updates to your inbox by submitting your email in the "Stay Informed" box in the column to the right.
How Your Input Will be Used
Your input will be used to help evaluate the City’s strengths, weaknesses, gaps, and opportunities for building a more complete community. Community input along with geospatial analysis, research, and best practices will be used to inform a future Official Community Plan update to help build a more complete community.
We're undertaking a Complete Communities Assessment to better meet the everyday needs of residents and find ways the City can improve and address gaps in our community’s amenities and services.
The project involves community engagement and expert technical analysis to better understand the City’s strengths, weaknesses, gaps, and opportunities for building a more complete community. This study will explore land use, housing, amenities, and transportation patterns. The City will use the information from this study to help shape future updates to our Official Community Plan – one of the City’s most important guiding policy documents.
You’re invited to share your feedback and help inform our Complete Communities Assessment during our public engagement period. What amenities/services do you access daily, weekly, monthly? Where are you experiencing gaps or barriers? Here's how you can get involved and help make our community more complete!
Prefer a printed copy? Download, print and email the completed survey to planning@cnv.org or pick up at copy at City Hall and deposit it in our dropboxes outside (141 West 14th Street, North Vancouver BC V7M 1H9).
Drop a pin on the mapand show us what areas of the City are meeting your daily needs and what areas could be improved.
Visit a pop-up event to chat with staff and provide input.
See “Key Dates” on the right sidebar for pop-up locations and dates.
Subscribe for updates to your inbox by submitting your email in the "Stay Informed" box in the column to the right.
How Your Input Will be Used
Your input will be used to help evaluate the City’s strengths, weaknesses, gaps, and opportunities for building a more complete community. Community input along with geospatial analysis, research, and best practices will be used to inform a future Official Community Plan update to help build a more complete community.
This survey will take approximately 5-7 minutes to complete and will ask you about your experiences, priorities, and preferences when it comes to your neighbourhood. Your input is critical and will help shape planning decisions in the future. The survey will be open until midnight on February 17, 2025.
Need translation assistance? Click the “Select Language” button in the top right corner and choose the language you require.
You can fill out a paper version available at City Hall, City of North Vancouver Library, and North Shore Neighbourhood House. You can also send general comments to planning@cnv.org
