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Related Readings:
- Following outrage, Kits Pool reservation system could soon be over (Amir Ali, Daily Hive, 17-Jul-2025) – https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/kits-pool-reservation-outrage
- Broadway Plan Public Realm Plan (12-Dec, 2024, 140 pages, 23 MB file) – https://guidelines.vancouver.ca/policy-plan-broadway-public-realm.pdf
- The Park Board undertook its last major park plan in 1992 and set a policy to acquire and assemble land to provide 1.1 ha (2.75 acres) of “neighborhood parkland” (all parks excluding destination parks) per 1,000 residents. The current number is 1.06 ha per 1,000 residents, but Vancouver is becoming much more dense. By 2041, Vancouver’s population is predicted to grow by 150,000 people. The Park Board needs to acquire new parkland to keep up with future demand. (VanPlay Report 1 Chapter 2 “Parks” 2023, p11/23 of 23 MB file) – https://vancouver.ca/parks-recreation-culture/report-1-inventory-and-analysis.aspx
- City of Vancouver “Equity in parks and recreation” – Equity analysis factor tracks “Park provision” as areas of the city with low amounts of park space per person, measured as areas with less than 0.55ha/1000 people within a 10 minute walk. – https://vancouver.ca/parks-recreation-culture/equity-in-parks-and-recreation.aspx
