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Esquimalt Industrial Park Market Study & Land Use Plan
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The Township of Esquimalt is initiating a Market Study and Land Use Plan to identify ways to promote redevelopment and revitalization of the Esquimalt Industrial Park through a potential future development plan.
The plan will assess future demand for uses and new jobs and recommend land-use directions—potentially including rezoning approaches and incentives to catalyze future development. In the near term, it may also identify practical aesthetic, image, and identity improvements to strengthen the park’s positioning to attract business.
The work will be informed by consultation with Industrial Park landowners and tenants. Input from municipal, regional, and institutional partners will also inform the work. Consideration will be given to defence-adjacent and marine-related investment opportunities anchored by regional activity, as these may influence priority uses and positioning.
The Township of Esquimalt is initiating a Market Study and Land Use Plan to identify ways to promote redevelopment and revitalization of the Esquimalt Industrial Park through a potential future development plan.
The plan will assess future demand for uses and new jobs and recommend land-use directions—potentially including rezoning approaches and incentives to catalyze future development. In the near term, it may also identify practical aesthetic, image, and identity improvements to strengthen the park’s positioning to attract business.
The work will be informed by consultation with Industrial Park landowners and tenants. Input from municipal, regional, and institutional partners will also inform the work. Consideration will be given to defence-adjacent and marine-related investment opportunities anchored by regional activity, as these may influence priority uses and positioning.
The Township of Esquimalt is collecting this information to better understand local business needs, opportunities, and challenges. Your responses may be shared with Royal Roads University for research and analysis related to this project. Information collected through this survey may also be used to help inform municipal policy, planning, programs, and future engagement. Personal contact information, if provided, will be used only for follow-up related to this survey or related business engagement opportunities.
Estimated time: 5–7 minutes.
This collection of personal information is authorized under section 26 (c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA). This information will be used for the solely for understanding operational contexts within the Industrial Park.
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