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Transportation & Land Use Co-ordination
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Metro Vancouver 2040: Shaping our Future
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About Transportation and Land Use
How Metro 2040 supports the integration of transportation and land use planning
Regional Parking Studies
The majority of new residential growth in Metro Vancouver is in the form of apartment buildings. Getting the right match between parking demand and supply benefits housing affordability, sustainable transportation choices, and overall livability
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Includes studies on apartment parking and car shares, transit–oriented development research, goods movement and Health Impact Assessments.
