January 23, 2012
IBI to prepare land use strategy for Thunder Bay, Ontario
The City of Thunder Bay, Ontario announced last week it has retained the services of IBI Group, which is scheduled to deliver a presentation Tuesday on a land use planning strategy for the Golf Links Road and Junot Avenue corridor.
IBI is planning to hold an open house Jan. 24 at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium at 1 Paul Shaffer Drive.
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IBI and a team of sub-consultants will prepare the land use strategy for the widening of the corridor, “and assist the city in the developing of an integrated strategy for the advancement of Renew Thunder Bay,” according to a city press release.
The open house, where the public will be invited to ask questions and provide feedback, is scheduled from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. with the presentation scheduled at 7. At the open house, IBI will provide an overview of the land use planning strategy, discuss work undertaken to-date, present preliminary findings and recommendations.
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