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The Cowichan Valley Regional District officially endorsed the Cowichan Valley Transit Future Action Plan in February 2023. We would like to thank everyone who contributed and made the development of this plan possible.
Public engagement has now closed. Thank you to everyone who took the time to provide us with feedback. If you have any additional comments please dropping notes on the map orshare your ideas.
What is a Transit Future Action Plan?
A planning document that identifies improvements to transit services and describes the path to implement those improvements. The plan typically focuses on changes to be made in the short to medium term, with additional priorities identified for the long term.
The Cowichan Valley Regional District officially endorsed the Cowichan Valley Transit Future Action Plan in February 2023. We would like to thank everyone who contributed and made the development of this plan possible.
Public engagement has now closed. Thank you to everyone who took the time to provide us with feedback. If you have any additional comments please dropping notes on the map orshare your ideas.
What is a Transit Future Action Plan?
A planning document that identifies improvements to transit services and describes the path to implement those improvements. The plan typically focuses on changes to be made in the short to medium term, with additional priorities identified for the long term.
Cowichan Valley Transit Future Action Plan has finished this stage
Review of community context and analysis of existing transit system
Key Stakeholder Engagement
Cowichan Valley Transit Future Action Plan has finished this stage
Targeted engagement with interested and affected groups to ensure issues and concerns are understood and considered
Online Public Engagement (Fall 2021)
Cowichan Valley Transit Future Action Plan has finished this stage
Service options presented to the public for feedback
Engagement Summary
Cowichan Valley Transit Future Action Plan has finished this stage
Report back on what we heard
Post Engagement
Cowichan Valley Transit Future Action Plan has finished this stage
Incorporate feedback into final plan
Final Transit Future Action Plan
Cowichan Valley Transit Future Action Plan is currently at this stage
Share the report with the Cowichan Valley Regional District Board. Seek endorsement and post final plan online. Notify registered engagement participants plan is complete