The B.C. government has enacted legislation that impacts how Coquitlam plans for growth in areas around SkyTrain stations referred to as ‘Transit-Oriented Areas’.
Affected Areas in Coquitlam
The legislation applies to the following eight SkyTrain stations:
Key Changes in Transit-Oriented Areas
- Areas within 800 metres of SkyTrain stations are designated as Transit-Oriented Areas
- Minimum allowable building heights and densities are set by the Province
- Minimum residential parking requirements have been removed, except for those for individuals with disabilities
Provide Input to Help Guide Growth in Southwest Coquitlam
If you live, work, or spend time in Southwest Coquitlam, we want your input on future development in the area. The City of Coquitlam is particularly interested in hearing from residents and visitors who frequent the areas near SkyTrain stations or along the Como Lake and Austin Avenue corridors. Take our online survey at LetsTalkCoquitlam.ca/TransitOrientedAreas by Sunday, November 3, and have your say.
Learn More
To learn how the City is addressing the legislation, including timelines, frequently asked questions and community engagement opportunities, please visit https://letstalkcoquitlam.ca/TransitOrientedAreas.
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Background Documents