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Jericho SNP Township of Langley Special Meeting of Council – Public Hearing Monday, June 14, 2010 at 7:00pm

Mixed-use, Smaller Scale Retail in Langley

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Presentation by South Fraser OnTrax supporting Township of Langley staff's recommendation to limit commercial floor space in the Jericho Sub-Neighbourhood in Willoughby.

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Jericho SNP

Township of Langley Special Meeting of Council – Public Hearing

Monday, June 14, 2010 at 7:00pm

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Challenges

o Less Density & Few Transit Trips = Less Transit Options For Langley o Mixed-Use With Local Stores vs. Big Chain Stores – What Is Needed Now? o Commercial Stand-Alone = Unattractiveness On Our Biggest Gateway

o Enough Large Supermarkets in Area - Why Not Local Businesses

o Larger Commercial With Less Residential Is Not Higher Use of Precious Land

o Jericho Commercial Should Support Local Residents – Daily Needs - Walkable

o Neighbours Concerned With Excessive Outside Traffic With Large Commercial

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Dan Burdeno “One of the 6 Most Important Civic Innovators in the World” - Time Magazine

o Internationally Recognized Authority: Sustainable Communities, Smart Growth & Active Transportation

o Port Townsend, Washington Limited Commercial Floor Space

o Local Businesses Thrive With Lots of Local Goods

o Healthy Independent Grocers Abound & Are Profitable

o Vehicles have “permission” if they behave in Port Townsend

o Port Townsend Is Walkable - Active Transportation & Land Use Planning

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Port Townsend WashingtonCreated a Sense of Place

Walkability And Local Businesses Were Keys to Success

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Port Townsend WashingtonResults of Commercial Floor Space Limits

o Local Independent Grocers Thriving - People Shop Often For Freshness

o European Model – Shop Fresh Daily (stores make more money)

o Profitable Co-Op Started With 3,800 Sq. Ft.

o Much Of The Food Comes From Local Farms

o Locally Produced Furniture, Clothing & More Abound

o More Money Stays Within the Local Community

o People Walk More – Stores Close By - Active Transportation

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Vancouver British ColumbiaEast King Edward

Mixed-Use - Commercial Wrapped Into Building Fabric

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Vancouver British ColumbiaEast King Edward

Super Market/Bank/Public Library On Transit Corridor

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Vancouver British ColumbiaBusiness Results For PriceSmart - East King Edward

o Low Basket – High Volume

o Customers Buy Less Each Shopping Visit

o Customers Shop More Frequently – Spending More $$$

o People Walk Home With Purchases

o Some Take Transit To Market & Home on Major Transit Routes

o “Revenue Equal To or Better Than Larger Stores”

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Langley British Columbia

Healthy & Profitable Local Markets

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Langley SolutionsFor Council Consideration

1. Limit Floor Commercial Space = Encourage Local Business/Local Products

2. Do Not Allow Commercial Ahead of Residential – Allow ONLY True Mixed Use

3. Jericho Commercial Should Support The Local Neighbourhood

4. Respect the 200th Street Transit Corridor Through Smart Land Use Planning

5. Do Not Allow a Langley Motordom Along 200th Street

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