There could be big changes in store for Port Moody if the draft official community plan is adopted, so the city is making it easy for residents to provide their feedback with a new online tool.
The OCP is getting updated to reflect the effects of the two Evergreen Line stations that will be built in PoMo, with the draft showing extensive, transit-oriented development in Moody Centre and town centre areas.
Residents can go to www.portmoody.ca to get an overview of the draft OCP, check out links to additional documents and join various OCP discussions; and, after registering, they can fill out a survey. The deadline for online input is May 10.
Public input sessions are also taking place, with the next dates scheduled tomorrow (Saturday) from 1 to 5 p.m. and May 2 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Both are at city hall (100 Newport Dr.).
