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PUBLIC
FORUMS
SUSTAINABILITY
BY DESIGN:
GROWING A GREATER REGION
Three public forums were held in February and March 2006 with four main objectives: Launch the Sustainability by Design project; Provide a regional context for the SxD design exercise of a region of 4 million; Create a public dialogue on SxD 'building blocks' or study areas (Edges, Corridors and Nodes); and, Integrate initial public feedback/survey into the following workshops and charrettes.The audience included SxD invited stakeholders and workshop participants, municipal politicians, community groups, and the general public. The public forums took place at SFU Surrey Central Campus.
THURSDAY,
FEB. 23, 2006:
Urban
Nodes: Centers for Live/Work/Play
Dr. Mark Seasons, University of Waterloo
THURSDAY,
MARCH 2, 2006:
Along the Corridors: Maximizing the Assets
Robert Lane, Regional Planning Association, New York
MONDAY,
MARCH 6, 2006:
Ease
at the Edge: Urban/Rural Interface
Robert Liberty, Councillor, Portland Metro Council.
