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BHA Project Moves Forward – Whistler Cheakamus Crossing Phase 2 Community Open House

BHA was selected in the summer of 2017 to develop the first stage of the Cheakamus Crossing Phase 2 Master Plan.  The goal of the project was to develop the plans for Whistler’s newest employee restricted housing development. BHA forged the blueprints of the future neighbourhood by completing a full analysis of the land, developing the housing densities, the project goals and objectives as well as the detailed vision for the new residential development. Fast forward a year later, the RMOW is moving the project into the second stage of planning.  The latest plans, refined by the IBI team, will be presented to Whistler Community on October 1st 2018.

 

 

BHA Cheakamus Crossing Phase 2 Report Summary:

https://www.whistler.ca/sites/default/files/2018/Jun/related/24521/20180619_cheakamus_crossing_ii_council_report_update.pdf

For more info:

https://www.whistler.ca/services/housing/housing-actions/employee-restricted-housing/cheakamus-crossing/work-program

https://www.whistler.ca/events/cheakamus-crossing-phase-2-community-open-house

https://www.whistler.ca/services/housing/housing-actions/employee-restricted-housing/demo

https://www.whistler.ca/media/news/open-house-showcase-master-plan-progress-cheakamus-crossing-phase-2

BHA – Cheakamus Crossing Preliminary Concept. Whistler Employee Restricted Housing Project.  BHA 2018

BHA – Cheakamus Crossing Phase II, Whistler – BHA & RMOW 2018

COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE

Monday, October 1, 2018

4:30 p.m.  –  6:30 p.m.

Whistler Westin Resort & Spa – Emerald Ballroom

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BHA Project in the News, Pemberton Valley Trail Master Plan – Friendship Trail Under Construction

At the beginning of 2018, BHA was engaged by the SLRD (Squamish Lillooet Regional District) to develop the Pemberton Valley Trail Master Plan.  The Master Plan aims to define and describe a framework that will guide the future of this important trail system.  The Friendship Trail was identified as key connector for the Pemberton Valley, linking the Lil’wat Nation – Mt. Currie and the Village of Pemberton. By offering a safe alternative from the road side of Highway 99,  it is envisioned as an accessible,  non-motorized trail that will support active transportation, recreation opportunities and contribute to building a strong connection between the two communities.  The project is a joint venture between Lil’wat First Nation, the various level of government and local community.  A key component of the implementation of the Friendship Trail is the construction of a bridge over the Lillooet River. The first phase of construction for the bridge was initiated at the end of August 2018 and will continue until September 16, capturing the small construction window defined by fisheries constraints.

 

For more info

https://www.piquenewsmagazine.com/whistler/pemberton-embarks-on-single-use-items-reduction-strategy/Content?oid=10490477

https://www.piquenewsmagazine.com/whistler/pemberton-friendship-bridge-project-gets-500000/Content?oid=3175690

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