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HRMbyDesign Centre Plan public consultations continue
(Tuesday, April
10, 2012) Halifax, NS – HRM citizens are reminded of the ongoing public
consultation meetings being held to initiate the first phase of HRMbyDesign’s
Centre Plan. This phase of the Centre Plan will deliver new land use policies for
several commercial corridors in Halifax and Dartmouth in 2012, to ensure that
the character and scale of neighbourhoods is protected, while accommodating new
opportunities for well-designed
densification.
Two public consultation meetings will be held in each
Halifax and Dartmouth neighbourhood where growth opportunities and challenges
have been identified. The first meeting will provide information on the approach
and gain community input on the boundary of the area, and how the Centre Plan
can protect and build on community’s assets. The second meeting will propose
policy and by-law changes based on feedback received at the first
meeting.
The remaining
meeting schedule is as follows:
April 10 & April
30
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Atlantica Hotel, Guild Hall
1980 Robie Street,
Halifax
Community: Halifax - Spring Garden Road, Quinpool
Road
April 11 & May
9
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Halifax Forum, Maritime
Hall
6210 Young Street,
Halifax
Community: Halifax - Young
Street
April 30 (meeting
#2)
6:30 – 9:00 pm
NSCC Waterfront Campus, Room 4732, Woodside Wing
80
Mawiomi Place, Dartmouth
Community: Dartmouth - Pleasant Street, Portland Street, Green Village Lane,
Graham's Grove
May 2 (meeting
#2)
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Dartmouth Sportsplex,
Nantucket Room
110 Wyse Road,
Dartmouth
Community: Dartmouth
- Windmill Road, Wyse
Road
May 10 (meeting
#2)
6:30 – 9:00 pm
Bloomfield Centre,
Multipurpose Room
2786 Agricola
Street, Halifax
Community: Halifax - Agricola Street, Gottingen
Street
The Centre Plan is phase three of HRMbyDesign,
following the establishment of the overall Regional
Centre Vision and Principles in
phase one, and the creation of the Downtown
Halifax Plan in phase two. Taken as a whole the three phase’s
present a 25-year vision of a dense, livable and prosperous Regional Centre that
will create sustained economic and environmental benefits across the entire
municipality. The entire Centre Plan is scheduled for completion in
2015.
For more information on the Centre Plan visit halifax.ca/PlanHRM, facebook.com/PlanHRM, or follow @PlanHRM on Twitter.
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Andy Fillmore
Urban Design Project Manager
902-490-6495
Michaelyn Thompson
HRM Communications
902-490-5940