Let’s Talk Parking in Esquimalt
The Township
is undertaking an Integrated Parking Strategy and Regulatory Framework project as an opportunity to pursue high-level strategic direction around land use and built form, multi-modal transportation and parking management.
This means that refreshed parking strategies, policies, regulations, and management approaches will better reflect the Township’s goals and values. This will result in more certainty and a greater level of confidence to residents, businesses, developers and Council.
Thank you to those who attended the two public open houses on September 21, 2022.
- Review the open house boards
- Complete a feedback form to submit any comments on the boards or open houses (until October 7)
The community has also shared feedback and ideas through:
- A survey (July 4-31) that asked about current parking needs and what is important to you
- An interactive mapping tool to identify key locations where public parking is challenging
- See the presentation from the August 22, 2022 Committee of the Whole
Let’s Talk Parking virtual information session:
A comprehensive process will be undertaken that results in two key outcomes:
1. A new Public Parking Strategy to guide decision making and implementation for publicly provided parking – including EV charging, bicycle parking and accessible parking
2. A new Parking Bylaw that incorporate contemporary standards to ensure appropriate and desirable parking conditions are included in future land development
The Integrated Parking Strategy and Regulatory Framework is currently underway and expected to be in draft for public review by fall of 2022. Several public consultation events are planned as part of this process to gain a fulsome understanding. Public engagement will include: a public survey, two virtual information sessions, stakeholder interviews, community forums and a community review period.
Interactive Mapping
Add your comments or concerns about parking facilities in Esquimalt.
On this map, the orange area indicates the Township of Esquimalt's municipal boundary.
Click this symbol in the menu to the left to select the pin that identifies your comment or concern from the drop-down menu and drag it to the appropriate location on the map. If your comment or concern is not included in one of the pins select "Other (please describe)" and include a comment briefly summarizing the issue or even upload a photo illustrating your comment. You can place as many pins as you wish.
Select the symbol above if you would like to filter the pins on the map. You can use this tool to see only your own pins or pins of a specific colour or category.
