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The
Maplewood Project Process (adapted from the Report
To Council, January 15 2004).
Stage
0: Getting Started and Partnership Building with the District
of North Vancouver, the Maplewood Community Association and
the business community to ensure sufficient understand of EIN.
Stage
1: Project Kick-Off and Assembly of Committees (Core Working
Group and Maplewood Advisory Committee).
Stage
2: Identification of EIN Opportunities.
Task
1: EIN Educational Outreach.
Task
2: Background Research.
Task
3: Data Collection.
Task
4: Process Flow Diagram and Business Needs Summary.
Task
5: Identified EIN Opportunities.
Stage
3: Municipal and Community Inventory Analysis including the
key physical, cultural (policy), and economic information
about the community to determine the development,
redevelopment, and conservation potential of the land.
Stage
4: Preliminary Feasibility Screening of EIN Opportunities.
Stage
5: Preparation of the Design Brief including development goals
and targets, development principles, EIN opportunities in
Maplewood, land use programs, program diagram, and maps
related to the above information.
Stage 6: Design Charrette where teams of professionals,
community members and industry representatives worked together
to synthesize information and ideas into an urban and
industrial design vision incorporating eco-industrial,
environmental, economic, planning and design components.
Stage
7: Additional Feasibility Screening Based on Charrette
Outcomes with particular consideration for energy, water
systems, clean and green new businesses, and effective and
efficient goods movement.
Stage
8: Development of Implementation Strategy and Preparation of
Final Report covering the physical outcomes of the charrette
(team maps, drawings, etc), summary of proposed development
plans, summary of favoured EIN opportunities, and
recommendations for short-term and long-term steps needed to
implement the Maplewood Project. |
