Bills 44, 46 and 47: From Legislation to Implementation

Vancouver

Event details:

Start
5:30pm PDT on Wednesday, September 25, 2024
End
9:00pm PDT on Wednesday, September 25, 2024
Schedule

5:30PM  No Host Bar
6:30PM  Introduction and Dinner
7:00PM  Presentation
8:45PM  Adjourn

Location:
The Vancouver Club
915 West Hastings Street
Vancouver ,
Prices

$125 per person for members and guests

Register by
5:00pm on Friday, September 20, 2024
Attendees
This event is ONLY for the LOCAL LAI chapter members.
Registration

THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT

Cancellation/ Refund/ No-Show Policy

Cancellation notice must be delivered in writing to Deanna Yue, Executive Assistant at laivancouver@gmail.com at least 48 hours prior to the event date. Refunds will be provided only if cancellations are made within the required time period

Join us for an engaging discussion on the approach two Cities are taking to implement the revolutionary planning changes that are taking place in our region

A Tale of Two Cities: Vancouver and Coquitlam.

Josh White, RPP, MCIP joined the City of Vancouver in May of 2024 leaving his previous role as Director of City and Regional Planning and co-Chief Planner at the City of Calgary where he stewarded the adoption of a new housing strategy alongside the creation of a simpler and more effective set of planning policy and regulation. During a period of extraordinary growth for the City he also led the transformation of the development approvals system, resulting in improved planning outcomes, benchmarking Calgary amongst the most efficient jurisdictions in Canada.

Andrew Merrill, RPP, MCIP took over the role of General Manager Planning & Development for the City of Coquitlam in 2023. He has a MA in Planning with a concentration in Urban Design from UBC. Prior to joining Coquitlam Andrew was a Planner in the City of Grande Prairie. Prior to taking over as General Manager, he held a number of key posts within Coquitlam’s planning department: planner analyst, community planner, major project planner and manager of community planning. Within those roles, he led new development and housing during rapid change in the city, including neighbourhood planning, policy development, housing affordability, urban design and community social development.