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3.3 Sustainability 1. Undertake a feasibility analysis of district energy to consider alternative/sustainable energy systems for Lower Lynn; and subject to this analysis, anticipate and accommodate the development of a hydronic based district energy system 2. Promote the implementation of green building and water conservation practices 3. Manage and re-use storm water on site to the greatest extent possible 4. Encourage urban agriculture through provision of garden spaces and green roofs 5. Encourage new multi-family housing developments to provide composting facilities and/or coordinate composting services 114 DNV Official Community Plan | Schedule A
MAPLEWOOD VILLAGE CENTRE 1 INTRODUCTION Maplewood Village is a unique place in the District given its proximity to the waterfront, its industrial neighbours and character and its diverse housing. The area is endowed with an outstanding natural environment and open space network including the Seymour River and various creeks, the Burrard Inlet foreshore, Maplewood Farm, Cutter Island Park and the Windridge Escarpment. Development in Maplewood dates back to the 1920’s, originally with waterfront sawmills that evolved to other port related industries including ship building, chemical plants and lumber export taking advantage of access to rail, water transport and the highway. More recently, business parks have developed along the new Dollarton Highway contributing significantly to the District’s job base and economy. A residential community of approximately 1,000 people exists in a mix of older, more affordable rental townhouse and low rise apartments, and a blend of old and new single family homes. Modest commercial development is located along Old Dollarton Road to serve the local community and a recreation centre is located nearby in the Seymour Area. Retention and enhancement of the character and features of Maplewood is critical in planning for the next 20 years. The OCP identifies that Maplewood will accommodate approximately 1,500 more units towards creating a vibrant village centre. DNV Official Community Plan | Schedule A 115
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