City of Vancouver's Sustainability Plans for the South East False Creek
A series of studies, reports and documents outlining the sustainable development of SouthEast False Creek in Vancouver, BC a sustainable community. Based on a 1991 City Council challenge to create a community that is sustainable: “on the south shore of false creek, develop a neighbourhood that is the model of sustainability, incorporating: forward-thinking infrastructure; strategic energy reduction; high-performance buildings; and high transit access”.
You will find documents that outline the results of their efforts thus far. On this page: you will find:
Council Policy
- Southeast False Creek Policy Statement
- Official Development Plan (ODP)
- Public Realm Plan
- Southeast False Creek Green Building Strategy
ODP Background Reports
- Urban Agriculture Strategy
- Energy Options Study
- Water & Waste Management Plan
- Transportation Study
- Merge Consultancy Report
- LEEDT Audit Report
- Choices & Directions for the Planning of SEFC
- Private Lands Design Guidelines
Heritage Documents
- Heritage in SEFC
- The Historic Character of the Private Lands
Documents and Reports
- Design for Inclusion Toolkit
- Neighbourhood Energy Utility
- Designing Urban Agriculture Opportunities
- Southeast False Creek Art Master Plan
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