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Les citoyens, les parcs et les chiens – Une stratégie de cohabitation pour les parcs de Vancouver

Project background and purpose

Map illustrating existing off-leash areas in Vancouver

Maps were prepared utliizing GIS data to better understand the relationship between dogs, people and parks citywide

A composite map illustrates the level of service for off leash areas across the city.

Example of study documenting park usage patterns. Eight parks representing a unique context were studied.

The process was integrated with extensive community engagement.

High level understanding of what was working and what was challenging for the existing off-leash parks.

Feedback from the consultation rounds informed the final strategy

The strategy contained 4 main categories Design, Access, Stewardship and Enforcement

The strategy set targets for ACCESS to off leash areas. This plan identifies the gaps in the system.

5 different park typologies are recommended for off - leash park DESIGN. This slide illustrates Destination parks.

3 Neighbourhood park typologies are illustrated on this slide.

Park amenities were identified depending of the service level of the park.

Surfacing materials were identified.

Signage is an important to clarify the extents of off leash areas and etiquette for owners.

Educational signage was developed with an animal behaviorist.

A series of boundary conditions are proposed to be utilized in different contexts.

Diagram illustration conditions where a physical barrier is recommended.

Enforcement is closely aligned with education of dog owners.

Stewardship of off leash areas by dog owners was identified as a important criteria for success.

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Les citoyens, les parcs et les chiens – Une stratégie de cohabitation pour les parcs de Vancouver

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Avec la croissance de la population et le rétrécissement des espaces de vie, il est plus important que jamais d’équilibrer les différentes utilisations des parcs et des espaces publics. Cette stratégie de partage des parcs de Vancouver fournira un plan fondé sur des données probantes en vue de faire cohabiter les citoyens et les chiens dans les parcs et sur les plages de Vancouver.

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