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Livable Region Strategic Plan

The Livable Region Strategic Plan, LRSP, is the regional growth plan for Metro Vancouver, formerly known as Greater Vancouver. The GVRD Board of Directors adopted it in January, 1996 to be a “framework for making regional land use and transportation decisions in partnership with the GVRD’s member municipalities, the provincial government, and other agencies”. The LRSP’s goals were created from the “Creating our Future”, a plan for long-term development incorporating the results of consultations within the community.

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