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We are updating the City of Terrace’s Official Community Plan (OCP) to meet the needs of our growing community and to address the housing and climate emergencies impacting our city.
It’s kind of a BIG deal
This update is crucial for Terrace's 20-year development, outlining land use, future growth, housing, economic needs, and climate adaptation strategies.
Community input is essential for the plan to reflect residents' values.
The new OCP will guide Council and staff in decision-making. All other bylaws enacted and works undertaken must be consistent with this plan.
We are updating the City of Terrace’s Official Community Plan (OCP) to meet the needs of our growing community and to address the housing and climate emergencies impacting our city.
It’s kind of a BIG deal
This update is crucial for Terrace's 20-year development, outlining land use, future growth, housing, economic needs, and climate adaptation strategies.
Community input is essential for the plan to reflect residents' values.
The new OCP will guide Council and staff in decision-making. All other bylaws enacted and works undertaken must be consistent with this plan.
We want to hear from you!
We want to create a shared vision for Terrace's future. So the more community input we get, the better. More feedback from residents ensures the plan will meet the community's needs.
Over the next year the City's planning department staff will host a series of events and activities - such as open houses and surveys. We will be inviting community members to attend and or give input.
We want to know your thoughts on big changes proposed for the updated OCP.
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It’s kind of a BIG deal
