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Stakeholder Consultation

Throughout the spring and summer of 2005, the Regional Planning staff team continued to meet with stakeholder groups including residents’ associations, special interest groups, the development industry, committees-of-council, non-governmental organizations, as well as staff and officials from other levels of government and adjacent municipalities.  Due to the level of interest, meetings with stakeholders continued through the fall-winter of 2005/06 and into the spring of 2006.

Stakeholder meetings:

  • Tripartite Forum (Mi’kmag) Culture and Heritage Working Committee
  • NS Department of Natural Resources (management and staff)
  • Halifax Urban Greenways, Halifax Regional Trails Association and HRM Bikeways Advisory Committee (joint meeting)
  • Nova Scotia Community College (Akerley Campus) Integrated Science Class
  • Municipality of East Hants (planning and engineering staff)
  • Councillor Kent’s Town Hall Meeting
  • Terrain Group’s Lunch and Learn (with planning, engineering and surveying staff)
  • Sport and Recreation Commission
  • Shubenacadie Watershed Environmental Protection Society
  • Halifax Chamber of Commerce
  • Housing and Income Support, NS Department of Community Services (with director and senior managers)
  • Chaswood Co-housing Project Group, Middle Musquodoboit
  • Urban Development Institute (attend regular monthly meetings)
  • Members of Development Industry (concerning developments in progress)
  • Landowners (lands north of former Sackville Golf Course)
  • Representatives of Peninsula South Residents’ Association
  • Capital District Task Force
  • Sheet Harbour Chamber of Commerce
  • Spryfield Residents Association, Friends of Whimsical Lake and the Chocolate Lake Community Association (joint meeting)
  • St. Margaret’s Bay Stewardship Association
  • Five Bridges Wilderness Trust
  • Rural Developers - Eastern Region
  • Rural Developers - Western Region
  • Sackville Drive Business Association
  • Cities and Environment Unit, Daltech
  • Halifax Utility Coordinating Committee
  • Greater Burnside Business Association
  • Transportation Sub-Committee (Halifax Chamber of Commerce)
  • Downtown Dartmouth Business Commission
  • Halifax Watershed Advisory Board
  • Toronto's Clean Air Coalition (delegation visiting HRM)
  • Coalition of Community Organizations (St. Margarets Bay)
  • Oakfield Golf Club Long Range Planning
  • Ecology Action Centre (Urban Issues, Coastal, Wilderness, Energy and Transportation Sub-committees)
  • Community Action on Homelessness
  • Affordable Housing Association of Nova Scotia
  • Dartmouth East Rotary Club
  • Heathy Housing Healthy Communities Project (Spryfield)
  • Land Surveyors Association of Nova Scotia
  • American Concrete Institute
  • Halifax Regional Homeowners Association

 

Outreach can take many forms...

Booth at Family ExpoChildren finding their community on a map

The Regional Planning project office also participated at the 1st Family Expo trade show, May 14 - 15, 2005 at the Dartmouth Sportsplex with an information booth and display. Children visiting the booth helped to locate their community on a map of HRM and used coloured stickers to mark the spot.  Photographs of wildlife, beaches and trails had lots of appeal to young HRM residents.