Measuring up the North: Terrace

Posted on: Jan 01 2010 - 1:55pm

As part of the Measuring Up the North initiative made up of 41 communities in the North, the City of Terrace Council appointed volunteer community members interested in improving Terrace's accessibility for persons with disabilities, seniors and families with small children.

The City's Measuring Up Terrace Committee received grant funding through 2010 Legacies Now which enabled the Committee to hire a Co-ordinator who worked with the Committee to conduct a Community Assessment and Strategic Plan.  In addition, the funding provided money to undertake some small projects that will help to improve accessibility in the community.  You may reach the Committee at cityhall@terrace.ca or by contacting Heather Nunn at 250.638.4722.

A Community Assessment Survey was distributed throughout the community seeking input on the City's existing level of accessibility, and for suggestions on how to make Terrace more inclusive and accessible.  Responses were collected until July 31, 2008, and results of the survey are posted below:

Kudos

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Disability Access Tour

Resources and Websites

Publications and Materials

terramap

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Youth Advisory Committee

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Terrace Community Foundation

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Additional Sprinkling Restrictions

Additional water sprinkling restrictions are in effect as of July 12, 2010.

City Testing Live Webcasts of City Council Meetings

The City will be continuing to test the new, live webcast system during City Council meetings. 

Battery Recycling Program Expands in B.C.

British Columbia is now the first North American jurisdiction to feature a free government-mandated recycling program for all household batteries.

Energy Conservation Assistance Program Available for Homeowners and Renters

The Energy Conservation Assistance Program (ECAP) provides qualified low-income BC Hydro residential account holders with a home energy evaluation, the installation of energy saving products, and personalized energy efficiency advice.

Mayor’s Monthly Newsletter

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Events

Feb 22 2010 to Dec 27 2010

Regular Council Meeting

Regular Council Meetings are held in Chambers at 3215 Eby Street

Jun 20 2010 to Sep 26 2010

George Little House Sunday Flea Market

Come support Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and search out unique finds on treasure laden tables.  Watch the VIA Rail train pull in with tourists from all over, make a mad dash to purchase a piece of Terrace and chat with the locals.

Jul 27 2010 to Sep 28 2010

Beautification Society Workbees

Every Tuesday evening through the spring and summer the Greater Terrace Beautification Society gets together to work on their various projects throughout the community.

Aug 07 2010 to Oct 31 2010

Skeena Valley Farmer’s Market

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