Please join us this Saturday, March 14 anytime between 10 am - 2 pm to discuss "Resiliency" in Gonzales.  Hosted by the Gonzales Neighbourhood Association and the University of Victoria Map Shop, the purpose of the workshop is to gather input from participants on what steps we can take here in Gonzales to prepare for major events such as climate change or earthquakes, for example.

Gonzales Mapping Survey

At the June 1 mapping event earlier this year we received comments back from 70 people on our proposed map layers.  The purpose of this survey is to get input from those people who were not able to attend that mapping event.  It will be easier to fill in the survey if you read the two proposed documents on density and sensitive ecosystems.  The survey will be up on the website until November 19, 2019.  We appreciate your input!  A report summarizing the survey results will be posted here sometime before Christmas.

Project Report

At the June 1 Community mapping event over 70 people provided input on the three map layers.  A report summarizing this input was prepared by the University of Victoria Mapping Collaboratory students.

Ecology, Density, Bike and Walking Routes Maps

Feedback on bike routes, density planning, and greenspace/ecology gathered from the participants of the Community Mapping event was used to create corresponding maps. They reflect what the goals of the community are for future planning of the Gonzales Neighbourhood and will hopefully inform decision-making that is better suited for the community. 

Proposed Documents: Density layer and Sensitive Ecosystem policy

The Gonzales Neighbourhood Association prepared the following two documents to gather input from community members on how they would like their community to look. These documents formed the basis for discussion at the June 1 mapping event.

Help to Shape the Future of Your Community

The Gonzales Neighbourhood Association has enlisted the help of Uvic Community Mapping Collaboratory to create a map that will set the direction for development in the Gonzales neighbourhood for the next 20+ years.