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DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER IN 2040 A 24-hour mash-up of commerce, culture, creativity and community . An equitable, sustainable and friendly city that celebrates its waterfront setting, and where multi- cultural vibrancy, entrepreneurship and

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DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER IN 2040

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A 24-hour mash-up of commerce, culture, creativity and community.

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An equitable, sustainable and friendly city that celebrates its waterfront setting, and where multi- cultural vibrancy, entrepreneurship and innovation are alive and well.

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A city where protected nature and creative urbanism successfully cohabitate: a model

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economic sustainability.

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A city where digital technology is embraced, connecting us to the issues of the day, both locally and around the globe.

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Where we are ten seconds away from our neighbours or ten hours from global capitals.

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A city where everyone is welcomed and wants to be.

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RE-IMAGINE DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER

Presented by Charles Gauthier, President and CEO Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association April 20, 2016

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Re-Imagine Downtown Vancouver was a community engagement process to develop a vision for downtown Vancouver by 2040.

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GOALS

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  • 1. Engage those who work, live,

learn, and do business in downtown Vancouver.

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  • 2. Ensure a holistic and creative

visioning process.

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3. Collaborate with partners in designing and delivering the engagement process.

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4. Influence the City of Vancouver’s approach to the development of downtown Vancouver.

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5. Inform the DVBIA’s five-year strategic plan.

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WHAT DID WE DO?

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Partnered with

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Informed key stakeholders of what we were about to do.

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Hosted a focus group to provide feedback on the community engagement process.

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ENGAGEMENT

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  • Jam sessions
  • One-on-ones
  • Street teams
  • Website
  • Online survey
  • BikeShops
  • Stories
  • Social media
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RESULTS

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11,000 PEOPLE ENGAGED

  • ver a five-month period
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1,100 RESPONDENTS

to the online survey

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IDEAS

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Participants contributed hundreds

  • f ideas on how to make the vision

a reality.

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The ideas belong to the people who contributed them. We all need to play a part to change downtown for the better.

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“Great places are more than just parks, plazas and lively streets. They are also about the human scale ‘little stuff’ that makes people’s experience of the spaces feel safe, comfortable and engaging.”

– Re-Imagine Downtown Vancouver Report

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IN PARTNERSHIP WITH: