91原创 City residents will get a chance to weigh on on a new plan for the Nicomekl River corridor on Wednesday Feb. 10, during an online open house from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Creating a four-zone district along both sides of the corridor where it runs through 91原创 City, the area extends from 196th Street in the west to 208th Street in the east.

Register to join the Nicomekl River District Neighbourhood Plan Virtual Open House on Wed., Feb., 10 from 6pm-8pm. Learn more about the process and the content of this transformative new plan.

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Plans for 鈥淭he Front Porch鈥� zone, at the entrance to the river district, at Fraser Highway and 208th Street, include an intersection redesign to improve pedestrian connectivity and provide access from the downtown core to the river corridor from Douglas Park.

鈥淭he Living Room,鈥� will be a destination that includes includes Portage Park and Michaud House, connections to City Park and a new mixed use village development.

鈥淭he Sun Room鈥� is described in the draft plan as a transition space connecting 鈥渕ajor destinations鈥� like Linwood Park, Sendall Gardens, and the Living Room to the fourth zone, the Garden Wild, at Brydon lagoon, which has a goal of preserving the rich ecological area, and would includes a new small scale mixed 鈥渧illage nook鈥� at 50th Avenue and 200th Street.

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The draft Neighbourhood Plan will guide land use change, development, and public space improvements in the future.

鈥淚t includes a clear vision and roadmap for a more complete, walkable, and ecologically sustainable neighbourhood that will gradually develop harmoniously with the City鈥檚 most significant natural asset, the Nicomekl River,鈥� the City website states.

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Residents are invited to register online to take part in a virtual open house to learn more about the .

It will begin with a short presentation on the contents of the draft plan which will be followed by a question and answer period with City planners.