Official Community Plan Review

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About the Official Community Plan (OCP) review

The District of North Saanich is re-engaging with District residents on their vision for the future of North Saanich through our Official Community Plan.

We want to hear from you! The District of North Saanich is reconnecting with residents to gather input on their vision for the future of our community through the Official Community Plan.

Outlined below are our principles for engaging with District residents:


RESPONSIVENESS
District Staff commit to being accessible to residents one-on-one, and through a range of engagement activities ranging from open houses to pop-ups in the community.


CLARITY

District Staff commit to drafting policies with a clear link to the problem to be solved, the benefit to be had, and the connection of any policy to community input or Council direction.


EFFICIENCY

District Staff commit to an efficient process that values the time of residents and recognizes the contributions made during earlier phases of the OCP review.

Timeline

Topic Areas for Community Engagement

District Staff are organizing engagement activities around six key topic areas to guide our discussions with residents and ensure a streamlined process for drafting the Official Community Plan. Some engagement events combine topic areas where there are direct parallels and overlap.


Agriculture and Food Security
Sustainability and Resiliency
Climate, Environment and Ecology
Rural Character and Sense of Place
Housing and Affordability
Marine and Waterways



Click "Subscribe" to the right for project updates.

Questions or comments? Get in touch with planning staff directly.

Stay tuned for more details!



About the Official Community Plan (OCP) review

The District of North Saanich is re-engaging with District residents on their vision for the future of North Saanich through our Official Community Plan.

We want to hear from you! The District of North Saanich is reconnecting with residents to gather input on their vision for the future of our community through the Official Community Plan.

Outlined below are our principles for engaging with District residents:


RESPONSIVENESS
District Staff commit to being accessible to residents one-on-one, and through a range of engagement activities ranging from open houses to pop-ups in the community.


CLARITY

District Staff commit to drafting policies with a clear link to the problem to be solved, the benefit to be had, and the connection of any policy to community input or Council direction.


EFFICIENCY

District Staff commit to an efficient process that values the time of residents and recognizes the contributions made during earlier phases of the OCP review.

Timeline

Topic Areas for Community Engagement

District Staff are organizing engagement activities around six key topic areas to guide our discussions with residents and ensure a streamlined process for drafting the Official Community Plan. Some engagement events combine topic areas where there are direct parallels and overlap.


Agriculture and Food Security
Sustainability and Resiliency
Climate, Environment and Ecology
Rural Character and Sense of Place
Housing and Affordability
Marine and Waterways



Click "Subscribe" to the right for project updates.

Questions or comments? Get in touch with planning staff directly.

Stay tuned for more details!



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Map how you get your food in North Saanich!

7 months

Help us create a District inventory of local farmers, food producers, and growers! 

  • Add a pin to the map, and provide the description for any farmer, farm stand, or local producer in North Saanich!
    (This can include local producers, or commercial establishments serving local food)

Instructions:
The yellow layer represents Agricultural Land Reserve Lands


To add a pin, click the '+' sign (at the left) and drag a pin to the map.

To find an address, search by clicking the magnifying glass icon to the right

To zoom in or out, navigate to the bottom right corner of your screen and click the '+' or '-'. 

To move around the screen, click on any area of the map and drag. 

Page last updated: 10 Sep 2024, 12:29 PM