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INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY STAGE 3 - ENGAGEMENT SUMMARY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL | June 26, 2017 PROJECT TIMELINE WE ARE HERE 1 2 3 4 BACKGROUND SITE ANALYSIS ALR EXCLUSION OCP AMENDMENT Winter 2016 Spring 2017 Trends, Inventory Identify


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INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

STAGE 3 - ENGAGEMENT SUMMARY

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL | June 26, 2017

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INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

PROJECT TIMELINE

WE ARE HERE

Winter 2016 Spring 2017

Trends, Inventory & Demand Identify Potential Locations for Future Industrial Uses ALR Exclusion Bylaw Approval (dependent on ALC decision)

1 BACKGROUND 2 SITE ANALYSIS 3 ALR EXCLUSION 4 OCP AMENDMENT

Open Houses Stakeholder Engagement INTERIM REPORT Council Resolution

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INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

ABBOTSFORD INDUSTRIAL INVENTORY

Vacant of Industrial Use ~250 ha Designated + Zoned 43 ha Designated, Not Zoned 196 ha Zoned, Not Designated 10 ha

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INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

Vacant of Industrial Use ~250 ha Designated + Zoned 43 ha Designated, Not Zoned 196 ha Zoned, Not Designated 10 ha Net of Setbacks & Slopes >5% 86 ha Designated + Zoned 23 ha Designated, Not Zoned 62 ha Zoned, Not Designated 1 ha 34%

  • Avg. Parcels <1 ha

ABBOTSFORD INDUSTRIAL INVENTORY

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FUTURE DEMAND

200,000

residents

+ 140 - 250 ha

industrial land

7,700

  • 11,200

additional industrial jobs

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

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AREAS OF HIGHEST POTENTIAL

Area A Area B

Areas Pursued:

  • 1. Special

Study Area A

  • 2. Special

Study Area B

Modelling analysis validates OCP work

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

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STAGE 2 SITE SELECTION

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

T O W N S H I P O F L A N G L E Y H I G H W A Y 1

Lefeuvre Rd Townshipline Rd

Southern Railway

Baynes St Myrtle Ave Haverman Rd

SPECIAL STUDY AREA A

56th Ave LEGEND Special Study Area Boundary

SPECIAL STUDY AREA B

Abbotsford International Airport (YXX) King Rd T
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n l i n e R d Marshall Rd Q u e e n S t Peardonville Rd. Peardonville Rd M t . L e h m a n R d Walmsley Ave T r a c e y S t HIGHWAY 1 LEGEND Special Study Area Boundary (modified)

Council authorized staff to present two areas for public input in Stage 3

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ADVERTISING

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

News Ads Postcards

  • Landowners

Community Paper

  • Bradner Barker

Social Media

  • Facebook
  • Twitter

E-mail Lists

  • Rural Ratepayers Assocation
  • Urban Development Institute
  • Chamber of Commerce
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WHAT WE ASKED

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

COMMENTS

_________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

PLEASE NOTE ALL INPUT WILL BE A MATTER OF PUBLIC RECORD

THANK YOU!

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

www.abbotsford.ca/plan200K Plan200k@abbotsford.ca 604-864-5510

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  • 3. Do you live in Abbotsford?

YES NO

  • 4. Do you live in the ALR?

YES NO

  • 5. Do you live in one of the Special Study Areas?

YES NO

  • 1. Should Area A be excluded from the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) for

industrial growth?

  • 2. Should Area B be excluded from the ALR for industrial growth?

Strongly Agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Disagree Strongly Agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Disagree

Comment sheets

  • available at both open

houses

  • asked the same

questions

  • provided opportunity

to write down opinions

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OPEN HOUSE 1

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

137

sign-ins

Bradner Community Hall

May 17, 2017

156

responses

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OPEN HOUSE 1 RESULTS

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

Strongly Agree 36% Strongly Disagree 54% Agree 4% Neutral 3% Disagree 3% No Answer 1%

COMMENTS

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Supply of jobs for the future Expanding tax base Growing the economy and attracting new businesses Diffjcult to farm

EXCLUSION (Special Study Area A)

  • Protection of farmland

Traffjc Servicing upgrades will be cost burden to taxpayers Environmental impacts Food security Densify existing industrial uses

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OPEN HOUSE 2

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

101

sign-ins

Abbotsford Traditional Secondary School

May 18, 2017

92

responses

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OPEN HOUSE 2 RESULTS

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

Strongly Agree 77% Strongly Disagree 11% Agree 8% Neutral 2% Disagree 2%

COMMENTS

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Job creation Expanding tax base Growing the economy and attracting new businesses Proximity to airport, highway, airport, nearby industry Agri-industrial uses Existing servicing infrastructure Mt Lehman Road widening

EXCLUSION (Special Study Area B)

  • Class 1 soils are irreplaceable

Need vision for agriculture Lack of economic analysis CICP lands are vacant Past exclusions used for commercial/retail sprawl

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COMBINED OPEN HOUSE RESULTS

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

SPECIAL STUDY AREA B SPECIAL STUDY AREA A

33% 45% 22% 54% 27% 19%

AGREE DISAGREE NEUTRAL/ NO ANSWER

Online Feedback // 261 responses | 96% support Area A, 23% support Area B

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CITY COMMITTEES

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

DAC (May 4) Discussion included:

  • Locations for agri-industrial uses
  • Changing market trends and

impacts on industrial demand

  • Development of remaining CICP

land

  • Timelines for availability of land

after exclusion ADDIAC (May 10) Discussion included:

  • Agricultural considerations of

soil and suitability for industrial development

  • Impact of exclusion on cost of

agricultural land

  • Environmental considerations
  • Greenhouses in Area A
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NEXT STEPS

Notifjcation

  • Signage
  • Newspaper ad
  • Mailout

INDUSTRIAL LAND SUPPLY STUDY

Public Hearing

  • MCA: July 17

Council consideration

  • ALC Application