Links: Gibby’s Field

Gibby’s Field
Cedar Cottage, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

The following links may be of interest:

Old Vancouver Creeks

Map: Wild, Threatened, Endangered and Lost Streams of the Lower Fraser Valley (DFO, 1998) (You can zoom in and pan about the map — and find where Gibson Creek and Davy Creek met at Gibby’s Field)

False Creek Watershed Society — including a map showing Gibson Creek and Davy Creek and the point they met at Gibby’s Field

Old Vancouver Creeks: Still Creek/Brunette River

Reflecting Still Creek (an ecosystem-based project to restore Still Creek and Renfrew Ravine, facilitated by the Still Moon Arts Society)

City of Vancouver’s main web page about Still Creek.

“Still Creek Rehabilitation and Enhancement Study” (March 2002) which includes a 50-year action plan for Still Creek.
- First Council meeting (July 2002) at which the Rehabilitation and Enhancement Study was discussed.
“Still Creek Integrated Stormwater Management Plan” (November 2006).

First Council meeting (November 2006) at which the Stormwater Management Plan was discussed.

City of Burnaby’s web page Environmental Planning including a section on “Local Area and Watershed Plans.”

the Council Report “Still Creek Watershed Integrated Stormwater Management Plan” (June 2006).

City of New Westminster’s web page about the Environment including “Water Protection and Conservation” of the Brunette River.

“Brunette Creek Neighbourhood Planning Study Environmental Review – Final Report” (October 2001).
“Brunette Creek Neighbourhood Plan” (November 2002).

Metro Vancouver’s main web page about stormwater management and the “Still Creek – Brunette River Drainage Area (the Brunette Basin).”

Kensington–Cedar Cottage

Kensington–Cedar Cottage community web pages

“Greening, Parks and Public Places” of Kensington–Cedar Cottage Community Vision — see especially Approved Vision Direction 24.5 “More Usable Parks and School Grounds” and Approved Vision Direction 24.1 “More Greening in Public Places”

Kensington–Cedar Cottage CityPlan Committee

Clark–Knight Corridor Whole Route Analysis Project (All three Community Visions on the Clark–Knight corridor — Kensington–Cedar Cottage, Sunset, and Victoria–Fraserview/ Killarney — call for an improved street environment and increased safety for residents, pedestrians and transit users.)

City of Vancouver and Greenspace in Kensington–Cedar Cottage

Parks in Kensington–Cedar Cottage (Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation)

Neighbourhood Greenways Programme (City of Vancouver)