Sharon
09-22-2004, 12:50 PM
If we want input into the future of the Trails On Mt. Fromme, and Seymour ATTEND THIS MEETING.
If you don't care if trails are shut down, or the building of structures will continue to be banned then you don't have to come.
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ALPINE RECREATIONAL STRATEGIC STUDY
A Discovery of Shared Vision, Values & Direction
"The Next Step Towards a Management Strategy"
DNV Parks, Environment and Planning Departments invite you to attend a
Public Open House and Workshop
WHEN: Wednesday September 29th 2004
6:30pm – 10:00pm
WHERE: Carson Graham School – Cafeteria
2145 Jones Ave., North Vancouver
AGENDA
6:30-7:00pm Self Directed Review of Display
7:00-7:30pm DNV Presentation of Project Status & Management Strategies
7:30-8:00pm Question & Answers
8:00-8:15pm Break
8:15-9:15pm Small Group Workshop on Management Zone & Strategies
9:15-9:45pm Presentation of Workshop Results
9:45-10:00pm Summary, Next Steps and Completion of the Questionnaire
The District has worked over the past few months with various stakeholder and user groups and the general public to develop the Vision and Value statements and to identify the Issues and Opportunities for the Mountainside region. Building upon our earlier success, and following the principles of the established Vision and Values, the objective for this Open House will be to present the analysis and synthesis of recently completed environmental studies and to outline a "draft" proposal for a series of Management Zones and a Strategy for addressing the issues and managing recreational demand and growth in the Mountainside/Alpine area of the District.
Please plan to attend this meeting and to provide your valuable
and constructive feedback upon the "draft" proposal.
For further information about the study please visit our website at www.dnv.org
and follow the links to the Alpine Recreational Strategic Study
T H A N K Y O U
If you don't care if trails are shut down, or the building of structures will continue to be banned then you don't have to come.
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ALPINE RECREATIONAL STRATEGIC STUDY
A Discovery of Shared Vision, Values & Direction
"The Next Step Towards a Management Strategy"
DNV Parks, Environment and Planning Departments invite you to attend a
Public Open House and Workshop
WHEN: Wednesday September 29th 2004
6:30pm – 10:00pm
WHERE: Carson Graham School – Cafeteria
2145 Jones Ave., North Vancouver
AGENDA
6:30-7:00pm Self Directed Review of Display
7:00-7:30pm DNV Presentation of Project Status & Management Strategies
7:30-8:00pm Question & Answers
8:00-8:15pm Break
8:15-9:15pm Small Group Workshop on Management Zone & Strategies
9:15-9:45pm Presentation of Workshop Results
9:45-10:00pm Summary, Next Steps and Completion of the Questionnaire
The District has worked over the past few months with various stakeholder and user groups and the general public to develop the Vision and Value statements and to identify the Issues and Opportunities for the Mountainside region. Building upon our earlier success, and following the principles of the established Vision and Values, the objective for this Open House will be to present the analysis and synthesis of recently completed environmental studies and to outline a "draft" proposal for a series of Management Zones and a Strategy for addressing the issues and managing recreational demand and growth in the Mountainside/Alpine area of the District.
Please plan to attend this meeting and to provide your valuable
and constructive feedback upon the "draft" proposal.
For further information about the study please visit our website at www.dnv.org
and follow the links to the Alpine Recreational Strategic Study
T H A N K Y O U