
Public Input
Results of OCP Phone Survey - August 20, 2012
As approved by Council, a marketing research firm in June and July, conducted a telephone survey for the City of Parksville, canvassing 300 Parksville residents aged 19 years and older.
Urban Systems Memo to Council - August 13, 2012
This information is an update by Urban Systems to Council with respect to the OCP update and the resident survey.
Online Questionnaires – Street Market and Workshop
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The additional comments received from residents to the two online questionnaires (related to earlier workshop and street market) was provided to the consultants for their review. Thanks to all who took time to provide comments.
OCP WORKSHOP QUESTIONS – ONLINE RESPONSES
- Question 1
- Question 2
- Question 3
- Question 4
- Question 5
- Question 6
- Question 7
- Question 8
- Question 9
- Question 10
- Question 11
- Question 12
- Question 13
- Question 14
- Question 16
OCP STREET MARKET PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT – ONLINE RESPONSES
Results from Street Market Public Engagement - August 7, 2012
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On July 31, OCP consultants, Urban Systems, took the City’s OCP update process to the Summer by the Sea Street Market. Urban Systems created a unique sand dollar spending activity which was well-received, with 58 participants (42 from Parksville and 16 from outside) taking part and spending almost 350 Parksville sand dollars.
- News release
- Summary of Street Market Responses
- Introduction display board
- Sand-Dollars display board
Workshop and Open House Results - April 2012
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The summary results from this intensive two-day workshop are available.
- Workshop and Open House
- Workshop Passport
Citizen’s and Community Advisory Committees Joint Meeting - March 2012
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On March 27, a special joint meeting of the OCP Advisory Committees was held to identify shared values and goals of the community. Committee members, members of Council, City staff and the public participated in an engaging workshop facilitated by Stina Brown. As a graphic facilitator, Stina helped the group form a clear future vision for Parksville and for the OCP. The "common vision" came together in a conversation and collage. The collage was made up of participant’s own images, stories and best hopes for Parksville as told on postcards. As well, a graffiti board was created that highlighted what people saw for the best future of Parksville.
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The first in a series of public events was held at Oceanside Place in March. This information session provided an opportunity for the public to review the process to date and provide feedback on where residents wish to see growth and development, transportation options and action on climate change. The information panels used at Oceanside Place by Urban Systems are included here.
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In February 2011, as part of the Official Community Plan review, many organizations and businesses were invited to participate in an "Urban Magnets Workshop".
The workshop looked at ways the City could assist in becoming more vibrant and economically successful by celebrating and emphasizing the current activities and culture that now exists in our community. Staff invited more than 100 members of the community who were identified with groups or businesses associated with some of the activities identified, such as cycling and outdoor recreation and sports, the beach (activities, culture and business), dogs, food, automobiles, arts and theatre and spas, etc). Comments received from workshop participants are included here.
Vision in Action Youth Forums - November 2010
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In November, youth came together to discuss the future of Parksville. The two forums were successfully organized by members of The Hand, the youth group of the Parksville Qualicum Community Foundation.
November 24 Forum
Topic conversations and subjects for this forum are listed here. We have included the notes taken by volunteer scribes for each of the discussions.
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Our Places: Parksville in 2010
(Asset mapping, places of interest to youth)
Dreaming of a New Parksville in 2020
(Visioning)
I Wanna Be There!
(Transportation, getting around the way youth do)
Living Within Our Means
(Youth economics, youth poverty, youth income inequality, housing, jobs)
Getting Connected
(Two-way communication with youth, organizations, being engaged)
Our Island on the Edge
(Parksville as part of a bigger world, sustainability, growth, demographics )
November 27 Forum
Create Our Future Workshops – October and November 2010

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