Metro Vancouver 2040: Shaping Our Future Performance Monitoring Guideline
METRO VANCOUVER 2040: SHAPING OUR FUTUREPERFORMANCE MONITORING GUIDELINEProgress towardNOVEMBER 30, 2017
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TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroduction and Background.4Metro 2040 Key Summary Measures.6Regional Land Use Measures.8Goal 1 Measures.10Goal 2 Measures.18Goal 3 Measures.28Goal 4 Measures.36Goal 5 Measures.46Potential Future Measures.52Appendix I.58Metro 2040 Performance Monitoring Guideline 3
INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUNDMetro Vancouver 2040: Shaping ourFutureMetro Vancouver 2040: Shaping our Future(Metro 2040), the regional growth strategy, isthe shared vision to guide urban growth in theprovince’s largest metropolitan region.Metro 2040 was created, adopted, and continuesto be implemented by Metro Vancouver (GVRD),21 member jurisdictions and TransLink.The Importance of PerformanceMonitoringThe Progress toward Shaping Our Future annualreports monitor regional performance andprovide a framework for discussions of Metro2040 implementation among Metro VancouverBoard members, member jurisdictions,TransLink, other regional agencies, and thegeneral public. Metro Vancouver recognizes theimportant role performance monitoring playsin the implementation of the regional growthstrategy and collective decision-making.The Metro 2040 performance measures providethe information necessary to benchmark andmonitor our progress. Each year, the GreaterVancouver Regional District (GVRD) Boardreviews the annual reports to evaluate the stateof the region, how well we are doing and whatissues may need further attention.Performance Monitoring RequirementsAnnual reporting of Metro 2040 is requiredby Part 13 of the British Columbia LocalGovernment Act, and by Metro 2040 Section6.13.3. A list of Key Summary Measures (definedin the following section, and provided onpage 8 and 9 of this document) were adoptedinto Metro 2040 (Section G: PerformanceMonitoring).4 Progress toward Shaping our FutureAbout this GuidelineThe Performance Monitoring Guideline providesadditional, often more detailed or technicalperformance measures that are not includedin Metro 2040 Section G, and includes detailedinformation about all performance measures,such as sources, methodologies and monitoringtimelines.The intent of the Guideline is to provide aresource to those using the performancemonitoring data, including regional andmunicipal staff and researchers. In addition,the Guideline is intended to provide an addedlevel of transparency and accountability inthe planning process to politicians and thepublic. Detailing performance monitoringmethodologies and intents, as they relate to thepolicies in Metro 2040, ensures progress towardgoals is being tracked clearly and consistentlyover time.The Guideline includes information abouttypes of performance measures, reportingrequirements, and communication mediums.The bulk of the Guideline provides detailedinformation about the intent, methodology, datasource, and reporting timeline for each measure,including those Key Summary Measuresprovided in Section G of Metro 2040, and otherdetailed / technical measures.The Guideline can be updated by the GVRDBoard if new measures or data sources areidentified in the future.Reporting FormatsPerformance Measures are reported online asdata is available. An annual report is providedto the GVRD Board and member jurisdictions,highlighting updates to Key Summary Measuresand providing additional information aboutimplementation as necessary.
Procedural ReportingProcedural reporting is also conducted annuallyand provided to the GVRD Board and memberjurisdictions. The Greater Vancouver RegionalDistrict Regional Growth Strategy ProceduresBylaw No. 1148, 2011 (RGS Procedures Bylaw) wasadopted by the GVRD Board in July 2011 at thesame time as the regional growth strategy. TheRGS Procedures Bylaw includes requirements forreporting on procedural performance associatedwith Metro 2040, such as the number ofamendments processed and resources required toimplement the regional growth strategy.Procedural reporting details information aboutsupporting work to implement Metro 2040,progress on the completion of, or updates toregional context statements, and Metro 2040amendments (including status and processingtimes for each amendment), as well asinformation about costs and staffing related toimplementation of the regional growth strategy.Measure Types and PurposeKEY SUMMARY MEASURESA measure of impact/outcome of Goals andStrategies.Key Summary Measures provide an overviewof how well Metro 2040 Goals and Strategiesare being achieved. Key Summary Measures aretargeted to a broader, non-technical audience andare meant to quickly illustrate progress. In annualreporting, these measures will be communicatedas a single number or chart that can easily depictchange over time.STRATEGY PERFORMANCE MEASURESA measure of impact/outcome of Goals andStrategies.Strategy Performance Measures provide moredetail on achievement of specific Strategies andpolicy actions. These measures are meant tosupport implementation of Metro 2040 and areaimed at a more technical audience. Detaileddatasets will be provided online.CONTEXT MEASURESA description of broader trends to help makesense of other measures in the broader planningcontext.These measures are helpful for all audiences andprovide important contextual or backgroundinformation, particularly in communications thattell the story of change or progress.PARTICIPATION MEASURESA measure of what’s been accomplished by MetroVancouver or member jurisdictions towardsachievement of goals.These measures are primarily for use by plannersand analysts to make comparisons of the effect ofdifferent policies on a given planning challengeReporting TimelinesSome measures are reported in the short-term(every 1-2 years), while some are reported inmedium-term intervals (every 3-5 years).Measures that are dependent upon Census datawill only be reported in 5 year intervals, followingthe release of Census data and the procurementof custom run data.Measures that are dependent on MetroVancouver inventories will be reported in 3-5 yearintervals following inventory updates.Measures that are dependent on external datacollection, such as TransLink’s Trip Diary will beupdated following data releases, most typically at3-5 year intervals.Metro Vancouver will make an effort to update, orestimate change for measures on short-term basisas data and resources allow.Metro 2040 Performance Monitoring Guideline 5
METRO 2040 KEY SUMMARY MEASURESReports on the Key Summary measures listed in this section will be provided annually. Some measurescan be monitored in the short-term (1-2 years) while others can be monitored in the medium term (3-5years). Some measures are noted as proxy measures and will be replaced in the future as improved datais available.Regional Land Use DesignationsREGIONAL DESIGNATIONS AND OVERLAYSAs measured by: total and cumulative change in hectaresof land in each of the six regional land usedesignations total and cumulative change in hectares ofland in the Urban Containment Boundary total and cumulative change in number ofUrban Centres total and cumulative change in number ofFrequent Transit Development AreasShort-term measure.Goal 1:Create a Compact Urban AreaURBAN CONTAINMENTAs measured by: percent of regional dwelling unit growthlocated within the Urban ContainmentBoundaryShort-term estimate & medium-term cumulativemeasure.GROWTH IN PRIORITY AREASAs measured by: percent of regional dwelling unit growthlocated in Urban Centres percent of regional dwelling unit growthlocated in Frequent Transit DevelopmentAreasShort-term estimate & medium-term cumulativemeasure.6 Progress toward Shaping our FutureGoal 2:Support a Sustainable EconomyEMPLOYMENT IN PRIORITY AREASAs measured by: percent of regional employment growthlocated in Urban Centres percent of regional employment growthlocated in Frequent Transit DevelopmentAreasMedium-term measure.EMPLOYMENT ACCESSIBILITYAs measured by: average number of kilometres travelled forcommute region-wide average number of minutes travelled forcommute region-wideMedium-term measure.INDUSTRIAL AND MIXED EMPLOYMENTAREASAs measured by: percent of land designated Industrial andMixed Employment that is developedMedium-term measure.AGRICULTURAL AREASAs measured by: percent of land designated Agricultural thatis actively farmedMedium-term measure.
Goal 3:Protect the Environmentand Respond to ClimateChange ImpactsECOSYSTEM HEALTHAs measured by: hectares of land inventoried as a Sensitiveor Modified Ecosystem percent of inventoried Sensitive andModified Ecosystems rated high qualityMedium-term measure.Goal 4:Develop Complete CommunitiesHOUSING AFFORDABILITYAs measured by: percent of median household income spenton average housing and transportation costMedium-term measure.HOUSING DIVERSITYAs measured by: share of estimated regional rental housingdemand achieved in new supplyCLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATIONAs measured by: tonnes and percent of regional greenhousegas emissions produced by building andon-road transportation sourcesShort-term measure.Medium-term measure.Medium-term measure.CLIMATE CHANGE PREPAREDNESSAs measured by: climate adaptation planning efforts(proxy measure)Goal 5:Support SustainableTransportation ChoicesShort-term measure.COMPLETE COMMUNITIES AND HEALTHAs measured by: walkabilityTRAVEL MODE CHOICEAs measured by: percent of total trips that are privatevehicle-based percent of residents within walking distanceof the Frequent Transit NetworkMedium-term measure.ROAD AND VEHICLE USE AND SAFETYAs measured by: annual per capita vehicle kilometrestravelledMedium-term measure.Metro 2040 Performance Monitoring Guideline 7
REGIONAL LAND USE MEASURESRegional Land Use Designations and OverlaysKey Summary MeasuresThe following Key Summary Measures are listed in Metro 2040 Section G: Performance Monitoring.These measures will be reported out regularly as data becomes available to illustrate progress.Regional Land Use DesignationsCHANGE IN REGIONAL LAND USE DESIGNATIONSshorttermKey Summary MeasureAS MEASURED BY Total and cumulative change in hectares of land in each of the six regional land usedesignations. Total and cumulative change in hectares of land within the Urban Containment Boundary.REPORTING & TIMELINEAnnual and cumulative measure.Reported online and in annual reports as data is available.SOURCEMetro Vancouver Regional Planning geodata for the Metro 2040 regional land use designations.METHODOLOGYChanges to the regional land use designations occur only through GVRD Board adoptedamendments or generally consistent amendments within Regional Context Statements adoptedby municipal Councils and accepted by the GVRD Board. Cumulative change is tracked from theadoption of the plan. Major amendments are noted.INTENTRegional land use designations and overlays are key tools in achieving the five goals of Metro 2040.This measure monitors annual and cumulative change in the designations over time.8 Progress toward Shaping our Futuremediumterm
Regional Land Use DesignationsCHANGE IN REGIONAL LAND USE OVERLAYSshorttermmediumtermKey Summary MeasureAS MEASURED BY Total and cumulative change in number and hectares of Urban Centres. Total and cumulative change in number and hectares of Frequent Transit Development Areas.REPORTING & TIMELINEAnnual and cumulative measure.Reported online and in annual reports as data is available.SOURCEMetro Vancouver Regional Planning geodata for Metro 2040 Urban Centre / Frequent TransitDevelopment Area (FTDA) boundaries.METHODOLOGYUrban Centres and FTDAs, and their boundaries, are identified Regional Context Statementsadopted by municipal Councils and accepted by the GVRD Board. FTDAs are created in consultationwith the member jurisdiction, Metro Vancouver and TransLink. Cumulative change is tracked fromthe adoption of the plan. Major amendments are noted.INTENTRegional land use designations and overlays are key tools in achieving the five goals of Metro 2040.This measure monitors annual and cumulative change in the overlays over time.Metro 2040 Performance Monitoring Guideline 9
GOAL 1 MEASURESCreate a Compact Urban AreaKey Summary MeasuresThe following Key Summary Measures are listed in Metro 2040 Section G: Performance Monitoring.These measures will be reported out regularly as data becomes available to illustrate progress.Urban ContainmentGROWTH WITHIN THE URBAN CONTAINMENT BOUNDARYshorttermKey Summary MeasureAS MEASURED BY Percent of regional dwelling unit growth located within the Urban Containment Boundary.REPORTING & TIMELINEAnnual estimate (mid-year to mid-year). Five-year cumulative measure reported following Censusdata release.Reported online and in annual reports as data is available.SOURCEMetro Vancouver Regional Planning geodata for the Metro 2040 General Urban ContainmentBoundary.Five-year intervals: Statistics Canada, Census.Annually (mid-year to mid-year): BC Statistics, CMHC Completions and Demolitions, MunicipalBuilding Permits (for estimated residential growth).METHODOLOGYResidential growth is estimated by Metro Vancouver and reported annually. Employment growth isreported at 5-year intervals following the release of Census data.Changes to the UCB occur only through GVRD Board adopted amendments or regionally consistentamendments within adopted and accepted RCSs. Growth is tracked based on the 2011 UrbanContainment Boundary.INTENTMetro 2040 targets 98% of dwelling unit growth to areas within the Urban Containment Boundary.This measure illustrates the performance of the Urban Containment Boundary as a tool to containgrowth.10 Progress toward Shaping our Futuremediumterm
Growth in Priority AreasRESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT IN PRIORITY AREASshorttermmediumtermKey Summary MeasureAS MEASURED BY Percent of regional dwelling unit growth located in Urban Centres. Percent of regional dwelling unit growth located in Frequent Transit Development Areas.REPORTING & TIMELINEAnnual estimate (mid-year to mid-year). Five-year cumulative measure reported following Censusdata release.Combined percentage of regional growth to Urban Centres and FTDAs provided in annual reportsas data is available. Breakdown by individual Urban Centres and FTDAs reported online as data isavailable.SOURCEMetro Vancouver Regional Planning geodata for Metro 2040 Urban Centre / Frequent TransitDevelopment Area (FTDA) boundaries.Five-year intervals: Statistics Canada, custom Census runs.Annually (mid-year to mid-year): Residential growth shares estimated based on BC Statistics, CMHCCompletions and Demolitions, Municipal Building Permits.METHODOLOGYShare of residential growth by Urban Centre type and for areas in close proximity to transit isestimated by Metro Vancouver and reported annually. Detailed figures for Urban Centres andFTDAs are reported at 5-year intervals following the release of Census data.Metro Vancouver maintains geodata for Urban Centre and FTDA boundaries and submits thegeographies to Statistics Canada for custom Census data. Boundaries are established and adjustedthrough regional context statements adopted by municipal Councils and accepted by the GVRDBoard.INTENTMetro 2040 targets 40% of dwelling unit growth to Urban Centres, for a total of 31% of dwellingunits to be located in Urban Centres by 2041. Metro 2040 also targets 28% of dwelling unit growth,for a total of 27% of dwelling units to be located in FTDAs by 2041.Metro 2040 Performance Monitoring Guideline 11
Supplementary MeasuresThe following Strategy Performance, Context, and Participation Measures are supplementary to theKey Summary Measures. These measures may be reported out online as data and resources areavailable. The intent of supplementary measures is to illustrate progress, serve as a resource to memberjurisdictions, and inform implementation.Contain DevelopmentREMAINING URBAN DEVELOPMENTshorttermStrategy Performance MeasureAS MEASURED BY Percent of regional dwelling unit growth occurring in remaining General Urban areas. Net change in number of hectares of remaining General Urban areas.REPORTING & TIMELINEAnnual estimate (mid-year to mid-year).Reported online annually.SOURCEMetro Vancouver Regional Planning geodata for remaining areas in the Metro 2040 General Urbandesignation.BC Statistics, CMHC Completions and Demolitions and Municipal Building Permits.METHODOLOGYRemaining urban areas are lands that have a General Urban designation, but are not yet substantiallydeveloped. These areas have been identified through aerial photos and assessment of municipal plans.Absorption estimates are based on analysis of the above residential development statistics sources.INTENTMetro Vancouver estimates that 75% to 80% of growth will occur through infill or redevelopmentin established General Urban areas. The remaining 20-25% will occur through new development inremaining General Urban areas.12 Progress toward Shaping our Futuremediumterm
Contain DevelopmentANNUAL GROWTHshorttermmediumtermContext MeasureAS MEASURED BY Annual regional and municipal population growth. Annual regional and municipal dwelling unit growth. Annual regional and municipal employment growth.REPORTING & TIMELINEAnnual estimate (mid-year to mid-year). Five-year cumulative measure reported following Census datarelease.Reported online annually.SOURCEFive-year intervals: Statistics Canada, Census.Annually (mid-year to mid-year): BC Statistics, CMHC Completions and Demolitions, Municipal BuildingPermits (for population and dwelling units). Annual regional employment estimated as a percentage oftotal population.REPORTING METHODOLOGY & TIMELINETotal and growth in population and dwelling units reported annually for Metro Vancouver and memberjurisdictions based on Metro Vancouver analysis; 5-year reporting from Census, including estimatedCensus undercount.Total and growth in employment reported annually for Metro Vancouver (estimated as a percentageof the total population) and on 5-year basis for the region and member jurisdictions from Census,including estimated Census undercount.INTENTGrowth projections are generated by a regional growth model and confirmed with memberjurisdictions. The projections are not targets. Growth that vastly and consistently differs from theprojections may trigger an update to the growth model, and potential policy considerations.Metro 2040 Performance Monitoring Guideline 13
Growth in Priority AreasDENSITY IN PRIORITY AREASshorttermmediumtermStrategy Performance MeasureAS MEASURED BY Average number of dwelling units per hectare of land with a General Urban designation withinUrban Centres. Average number of dwelling units per hectare of land with a General Urban designation withinFrequent Development Areas. Average number of dwelling units per hectare of land with a General Urban designation outside ofUrban Centres and Frequent Development Areas within the Urban Containment Boundary.REPORTING & TIMELINEFive-year estimate.Reported online every five-years.SOURCEMetro Vancouver Regional Planning geodata for lands with a Metro 2040 General Urban designationand Urban Centre / Frequent Transit Development Area (FTDA) boundaries.Metro Vancouver Growth Model (traffic zone analysis): Statistics Canada custom Census runs; BCStatistics, CMHC Completions and Demolitions, Municipal Building Permits.METHODOLOGYDensity is measured as a ratio of dwelling units to Metro 2040 General Urban area (hectares) andUrban Centre / FTDA geographies. The measure is best illustrated graphically with Urban Centre andFTDA boundaries, and the Frequent Transit Network overlaid.This measure is not monitored annually as changes would not accurately depict long-term trends.INTENTHigher density growth is anticipated to occur in Urban Centres, particularly Regional City Centres, andin areas along the Frequent Transit Network.14 Progress toward Shaping our Future
Protect Other LandsshorttermSEWER SERVICE CONNECTIONSmediumtermStrategy Performance MeasureAS MEASURED BY Number and status of new regional sewerage service connection applications made for areasoutside of the Urban Containment Boundary (UCB) to lands with an Agricultural, Rural, orConservation and Recreation regional designation.REPORTING & TIMELINEAnnual measure (January to December).Reported online annually.SOURCEMetro Vancouver Liquid Waste Services and Regional Planning Departments.METHODOLOGYStatus of Metro Vancouver applications (submitted, approved, denied, or under consideration) bydesignation area outside of the UCB, and percent of total applications outside of the UCB for thecalendar year (January to December).INTENTWhile sewerage extensions beyond the Urban Containment Boundary are generally not expected,Metro 2040 and associated guidelines allow for such extensions under certain exceptions. Sewerageextension applications may be approved without resulting in a net increase in sewerage connectionsoutside of the UCB.Metro 2040 Performance Monitoring Guideline 15
Protect Other LandsRURAL DEVELOPMENTshorttermStrategy Performance MeasureAS MEASURED BY Number of new residential developments by type and municipality on land designated Rural.REPORTING & TIMELINEAnnual estimate (mid-year to mid-year).Reported online annually.SOURCEMetro Vancouver Regional Planning geodata of lands with a Rural regional designation.BC Statistics, CMHC Completions and Demolitions and Municipal Building Permits.METHODOLOGYTotal residential growth estimated annually and categorized broadly as follows: Large lot single family (one acre or more)Small lot singe family (less than one acre)Cluster development (lot with more than one unit where the undeveloped portion of the lot isgreater than the developed portion of the lot).INTENTAbout 1% of residential growth is anticipated to occur on lands designated Rural by 2040 and the formof this growth has implications for regional planning. The intent of Metro 2040 is to maintain the ruralcharacter of lands with the Rural designation, however, there is no prescribed density for this lands.16 Progress toward Shaping our Futuremediumterm
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GOAL 2 MEASURESSupport a Sustainable EconomyKey Summary MeasuresThe following Key Summary Measures are listed in Metro 2040 Section G: Performance Monitoring.These measures will be reported out regularly as data becomes available to illustrate progress.Employment in Priority AreasJOB GROWTH IN PRIORITY AREASshorttermmediumtermKey Summary MeasureAS MEASURED BY Percent of regional employment growth located in Urban Centres. Percent of regional employment growth located in Frequent Transit Development Areas.REPORTING & TIMELINEFive-year measure reported following Census data release.Combined percentage of regional growth to Urban Centres and FTDAs provided in annual reportsas data is available. Breakdown by individual Urban Centres and FTDAs reported online as data isavailable.SOURCEMetro Vancouver Regional Planning geodata for Metro 2040 Urban Centre / Frequent TransitDevelopment Area (FTDA) boundaries.Statistics Canada custom data runs for geographic areas above, Census / NHS Place of Work data.METHODOLOGYUrban Centre and FTDA boundaries are established and adjusted through regional contextstatements adopted by municipal councils and accepted by the GVRD Board.Statistics Canada classifies jobs as having a usual / fixed place of work, working at home, or havingno fixed workplace. This measure includes the total employed population aged 15 years and overwith jobs with a usual / fixed place of work, or working at home.INTENTMetro 2040 targets 50% of employment growth to Urban Centres, for a total 43% of employmentto be located in Urban Centres by 2041. Metro 2040 also targets 27% of employment growth toFTDAs, 24% of employment to be located in FTDAs by 2041.18 Progress toward Shaping our Future
Employment AccessibilityshorttermCOMMUTE TIME AND DISTANCEmediumtermKey Summary MeasureAS MEASURED BY Average number of kilometres travelled for commute region-wide. Average number of minutes travelled for commute region-wide.REPORTING & TIMELINEFive-year measure reported following Census and Trip Diary data release.Regional averages provided in annual reports as data is available. Breakdown by mode andsubregion reported online as data is available.SOURCEStatistics Canada Census / NHS median commuting durations and custom data runs for cross tabsand geographic areas.TransLink Regional Trip Diary Data or Analysis Report, trip length by trip purpose.METHODOLOGYStatistics Canada classifies jobs as having a usual / fixed place of work, working at home, or havingno fixed workplace. This measure includes the total employed population aged 15 years and overwith a usual place of work or no fixed workplace address.TransLink’s Trip Diary estimates trip data on a typical fall weekday. Each trip is allocated to a trippurpose, one of which is Work / Post Secondary (including return trips home from those locations).Trip lengths are estimated for each reported trip based on the geocoded locations of trip start andend points.INTENTMetro 2040 aims to support more employment close to where people live. Average commutelength and duration serve as indicators of employment accessibility. While an overall reduction incommute length and duration is a positive, analysis of this measure should be carefully balancedwith analysis of Employment in Priority Areas measures, as commute length and duration couldincrease as use of transit increases, indicating jobs and dwelling units are locating in closeproximity to transit, but jobs are not being filled by local residents.Metro 2040 Performance Monitoring Guideline 19
Industrial and Mixed Employment AreasINDUSTRIAL AND MIXED EMPLOYMENT LAND USEshorttermmediumtermKey Summary MeasureAS MEASURED BY Percent of land designated Industrial or Mixed Employment in Metro 2040 that is ‘developed’.REPORTING & TIMELINEFive-year (anticipated) measure reported following each update of the Metro Vancouver IndustrialLands Inventory.SOURCEMetro Vancouver Industrial Lands Inventory (ILI).Metro Vancouver Regional Planning geodata for the Metro 2040 Industrial and Mixed Employmentdesignation.METHODOLOGYThe ILI inventories parcels that are regionally or municipally designated or zoned for industrialuses. Some areas, including the Vancouver International Airport, and road and utility rights-ofway, though designated Industrial or Mixed Employment in Metro 2040, are not captured in theinventory.For the purposes of annual reporting, ‘developed’ lands are those with industrial an quasiindustrial uses. ‘Developed’ lands may also include lands with some non-industrial uses that arebuilding intensive and not likely to redevelop to industrial uses. ‘Vacant’ lands are those lands thatare anticipated to redevelop to industrial uses. Specifically, these include lands that are municipallydesignated industrial, but currently are used for agriculture, residential, or resource extraction.INTENTMetro 2040 aims to ensure there is sufficient industrial capacity to meet the needs of the regionaleconomy. Estimated absorption rates are provided in the Metro Vancouver 2015 Industrial LandsInventory - Summary Report. Further information about supply and demand will be made availablethrough the Industrial Lands Initiative.20 Progress toward Shaping our Future
Agricultural AreasAGRICULTURAL LAND USEshorttermmediumtermKey Summary MeasureAS MEASURED BY Percent of land designated Agricultural in Metro 2040 that is ‘actively farmed’.REPORTING & TIMELINEFive-year (anticipated) measure reported following each update of the Regional Agricultural LandUse Inventory for Metro Vancouver.SOURCEMinistry of Agriculture (MoA), Regional Agricultural Land Use Inventory (ALUI), The MetroVancouver Regional Report and data made available by the MoA.Metro Vancouver Regional Planning geodata for the Metro 2040 Agricultural designation.Agricultural Land Commission geodata for the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) boundaries.METHODOLOGYThe ALUI inventories all parcels that are within the ALR, have a Metro 2040 Agriculturaldesignation, or have farm class status.For the purposes of annual reporting, actively farmed includes land that was farmed at the time ofthe inventory, as well as areas that support farming, such as farm buildings and roads. Land withpotential for farming includes lands that do not have any significant topographical, physical, orexiting land use constraints (natural, semi-natural, managed vegetation, or non-built/bare areas.Land that is unavailable for farming is land that has an existing incompatible use (e.g. parks, golfcourses, residences), land with site limitations (drainage or topography), or rights-of-way.INTENTMetro 2040 aims to increase actively farmed land.Metro 2040 Performance Monitoring Guideline 21
Supplementary MeasuresThe following Strategy Performance, Context, and Participation Measures are supplementary to theKey Summary Measures. These measures may be reported out online as data and resources areavailable. The intent of supplementary measures is to illustrate progress, serve as a resource to memberjurisdictions, and inform implementation.Employment in Priority AreasOFFICE DEVELOPMENT IN PRIORITY AREASshorttermStrategy Performance MeasureAS MEASURED BY Percent of office space development locating in Urban Centres by Ur
8 Progress toward Shaping our Future REGIONAL LAND USE MEASURES Regional Land Use Designations and Overlays Key Summary Measures The following Key Summary Measures are listed in Metro 2040 Section G: Performance Monitoring. These measures will be reported out regularly as data becomes available to illustrate progress. Regional Land Use Designations
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