Planning Guides

The resources in this database provide legal mechanisms, innovative policies, and best practices that planners can use to help their communities adapt to climate change, protect green infrastructure, and carry out sustainable land and water use practices.
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  1. A Resource for Okanagan Lakeshore Living
    Author: Okanagan Collaborative Conservation Program
    [Posted: July 23, 2018]
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  2. Advanced Municipal Asset Management: The Town of Gibsons’ experience in financial planning and reporting
    Author: Gibsons, Town of
    [Posted: April 25, 2018]
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  3. Defining and Scoping Municipal Natural Assets
    Author: Municipal Natural Assets Initiative
    [Posted: April 25, 2018]
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  4. Primer on Natural Asset Management
    Author: Municipal Natural Assets Initiative
    [Posted: April 25, 2018]
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  5. Towards an Eco-Asset Strategy in the Town of Gibsons
    Author: Gibsons, Town of
    Publisher: Gibsons, Town of [Posted: April 25, 2018]
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  6. Constructed Wetlands for Stormwater Management: An Okanagan Guidebook
    Author: Okanagan Basin Water Board
    [Posted: April 16, 2018]
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  7. Preventing Disaster Before it Strikes: Developing a Canadian Standard for New Flood-Resilient Residential Communities
    Author: Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation
    Publisher: University of Waterloo [Posted: April 6, 2018]
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  8. Cities Adapt to Extreme Rainfall Celebrating Local Leadership
    Author: Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction
    [Posted: February 7, 2018]
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  9. Flood Mapping in BC: APEGBC Professional Practices Guidelines
    Author: Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of BC
    [Posted: February 7, 2018]
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  10. Conserving Okanagan Wetlands: Local Government and Provincial Tools Workshop Report
    Author: Okanagan Collaborative Conservation Program
    Publisher: Ministry of Environment [Posted: January 24, 2018]
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