Phase two engagement summary
Thank you to everyone who provided feedback during the second phase of public engagement! The engagement summary report is now available.
No public access
At this time, the land is not open to the public for day or overnight use (no camping).
Metro Vancouver is planning to preserve a piece of forested and waterfront property at Cape Roger Curtis on Bowen Island as a regional park. The proposed regional park presents a unique opportunity to protect valuable habitat and connect with nature.
On this webpage, you will find information about public engagement, the vision for the proposed regional park, project updates (including technical reports), the municipal rezoning process, and contact information.
Public engagement
Metro Vancouver is committed to engaging with the public and incorporating their feedback at each step in the proposed park development process and the Bowen Island Municipality rezoning process. The park planning process includes background research, inventory, and analysis. Each project phase will include engagement with First Nations, the public, stakeholders, and Bowen Island Municipality.
Engagement will take place in three phases.
Phase One
Listen and Learn | Phase Two
Draft Concept | Phase Three
Final Concept Plan |
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In this phase, we listened and learned from the community to understand your priorities, concerns, and vision for the project. We deepened our understanding of this unique landscape. Your input informed the development of guiding principles and concept options.
| In the next phase, we shared guiding principles, technical studies, and draft park concepts for your feedback.
| In the final phase, we will share the final concept plan and next steps so you know what to anticipate in the future.
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