The City of Richmond will hold four public information sessions from May to October to show what it is doing to address climate change, how it’s improving the city’s road network, how it’s tackling the affordable housing issue and to give updates on its agricultural land policies.
The open houses will be held in different locations throughout the city, starting on May 2 at Richmond City Hall.
These sessions have been created to inform and engage the community about city-wide plans, policies and initiatives that guide development and how they are being implemented.
The sessions will be in a drop-in open house format and there will be an array of display boards supplemented with handout materials.
Staff from the departments of Development Applications, Policy Planning, Affordable Housing, Transportation and Sustainability will attend the sessions. The public can speak directly with staff, gather information and share comments
Feedback received through the sessions will be gathered and shared with city council in a summary report.
Open houses:
Community Information Session 1
Thursday, May 2
4-8 p.m.
Richmond City Hall – 6911 No. 3 Rd.
Community Information Session 2
Thursday, May 16
4-8 p.m.
Cambie Community Centre – 12800 Cambie Rd.
Community Information Session 3
Thursday, June 13
Noon to 4 p.m.
West Richmond Community Centre – 9180 No. 1 Rd.
Community Information Session 4
Thursday, Oct. 24
4-8 p.m.
Richmond Cultural Centre – 7700 Minoru Gate
