Official Community Plan - District of North Vancouver

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5 Transportation Systems 2030 TARGET » 35% of District resident trips are by walking, cycling or transit Our ability to move around quickly, safely, affordably, and comfortably affects every aspect of our lives. The ability of goods and freight to move efficiently and the ability of workers and clients to access our local businesses all influence the economic vitality of our municipality. The mode of transportation we use also has consequences for our environmental and personal health: walking to the bus stop or cycling to work, for example, can both reduce greenhouse gas emissions and provide good exercise. The transportation needs and patterns of the community are changing, with most of our trips now being made for non-work purposes, outside of rush hour, and within the North Shore. The District’s objective is to respond to our changing needs and meet our social, economic and environmental goals by providing greater transportation choice. 5.1 Transportation and the Network of Centres 5.2 The Pedestrian Network 5.3 The Bicycle Network 5.4 The Transit Network 5.5 The Road Network and Goods Movement DNV Official Community Plan | Part One 41
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Page 7 and 8: INTRODUCTION »» An Official Commu
Page 9 and 10: Historical Context The first people
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Page 17 and 18: Principles The District of North Va
Page 19 and 20: Strategic Directions With Council
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Consolidated List of Land Use Desig
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Table of Contents 97 Lynn Valley To
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Implementation of Town and Village
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2 VISION Lynn Valley Town Centre is
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3.1.2 Housing 1. Facilitate the pro
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3.1.5 Parks and Open Spaces 1. Impr
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LOWER LYNN TOWN CENTRE 1 INTRODUCTI
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3 TOWN CENTRE POLICIES 3.1 Land Use
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INTRODUCTION The District of North
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