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The City of Abbotsford is creating a plan for the new McKee Neighbourhood, a mountainside area known for its open space and trails.
The four stage planning process will develop a vision for a new residential neighbourhood anchored by a neighbourhood centre, and connected with trails, parks and open spaces. The McKee Neighbourhood Plan (MNP) presents an opportunity to combine homes, schools, parks, trails and environmental amenities into a neighbourhood that meets residents' daily needs close to home.
We are currently in Stage 2 of the McKee Neighbourhood Plan planning process. Public input opportunities are now closed, and the input submitted will now be used, among other inputs, to help inform the creation of the plan!
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The City of Abbotsford is creating a plan for the new McKee Neighbourhood, a mountainside area known for its open space and trails.
The four stage planning process will develop a vision for a new residential neighbourhood anchored by a neighbourhood centre, and connected with trails, parks and open spaces. The McKee Neighbourhood Plan (MNP) presents an opportunity to combine homes, schools, parks, trails and environmental amenities into a neighbourhood that meets residents' daily needs close to home.
We are currently in Stage 2 of the McKee Neighbourhood Plan planning process. Public input opportunities are now closed, and the input submitted will now be used, among other inputs, to help inform the creation of the plan!
Stage 1 has analyzed current conditions to assess the development potential of the land, and determine what land should be protected according to senior government legislation and Council policy.
McKee Neighbourhood Plan is currently at this stage
Stage 2 will focus on exploring options and preparing a preferred concept. This will be done through a broad engagement process framed by concept options created from the planning issues identified in Stage 1. It will also include a preliminary technical analysis of infrastructure needs.
Stage 3 - Draft Plan
this is an upcoming stage for McKee Neighbourhood Plan
Stage 3 will focus on preparing the first draft of the new McKee Neighbourhood Plan using the findings from Stages 1 and 2. It will also include a technical analysis of infrastructure needs, as well as a complete Transportation Impact Assessment.
Stage 4 - Final Plan
this is an upcoming stage for McKee Neighbourhood Plan
Stage 4 will focus on refining the new McKee Neighbourhood Plan and having it adopted as a bylaw by Council.
