Promises
Promises and the votes behind them
Each promise is quoted word for word from the party's or candidate's own published platform. Its status is calculated from reviewed links to recorded votes.
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Promises
Each promise is quoted word for word from the party's or candidate's own published platform. Its status is calculated from reviewed links to recorded votes.
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Jurisdiction: Jurisdiction: Vancouver City Council.
“OneCity will fix the governance failure that has kept children from learning to swim and kept lifeguards from getting jobs in the first place.”
“OneCity will implement creative and savvy solutions to save money and put public dollars toward building thriving communities.”
“OneCity will introduce a flat, low-cost, streamlined heat pump permitting pathway for homeowners, so choosing clean energy never costs more than sticking with gas.”
“OneCity will introduce additional Citylevel requirements to stop approved development lands from dodging taxes by doing nothing with it.”
“OneCity will launch a 3-year ‘Block Party in a Box’ pilot featuring five city-owned, fully stocked shipping-container kits with barricades and materials like games, BBQs, and folding tables to bring your street alive.”
“OneCity will launch a People’s Builder, powered by the City, to build 4,000 affordable homes on land the City already owns.”
“OneCity will reach the roughly 500 high-risk homes at an estimated gross cost of $4 to $7.5 million.”
“OneCity will remove the red tape around your day so you can carry on.”
“OneCity will require resource-intensive land users and major energy users to disclose and then mitigate their impacts on public infrastructure.”
“OneCity will solve Vancouver’s 50-metre pool problem by exploring new options for Mount Pleasant, Hastings Community Centre, and Marpole as locations for new pools to serve the community.”
“Open meetings, a lobbyist registry, and ethics oversight will make City Hall more transparent, while fair pay for city workers and strong partnerships with other governments help deliver for Vancouver.”
“Open, moderated live-streamed, meetings which allow for public questions.”
“Parks for Community Food: Open park land and facilities to community food systems.”
“Pedestrian and Active Transportation Infrastructure: Repair bike routes, enhance sidewalks, add bulges and curb cuts.”
“Plain-Language Budgets: Publish budgets and audited financials families can understand.”
“Play Streets & Block Party in a Box – OneCity will make it easier, cheaper, and faster to throw a block party or celebration with your neighbours, and create an easy way to block off your street so your kids can safely play street hockey for an hour or two.”
“Police Board Accountability: Restore confidence in transparent, independent board operations.”
“Protect Existing Affordability – OneCity will create a fund to acquire and protect affordable housing from unnecessary redevelopment to market rents.”
“Protecting Against Service Cuts – We'll adopt a Public Services Protection Test before cuts, contracting out, privatization, or service reductions so money delivers value to communities instead of hollowing them out.”
“Provide free access to the first three levels of the Joe Fortes Learn-toSwim program.”
“Public Access on Rezonings: Allow speakers on extraordinary rezonings, within provincial law.”
“Public Purpose Parking Standard – We’ll adopt a Public Purpose Parking Standard to ensure that all EasyPark managed parking spaces, especially surface lots, are used for greater public value.”
“Rebuild or revamp 5 community centres for $400 million”
“Rebuild the Vancouver Aquatic Centre: We will rebuild the Vancouver Aquatic Centre with a 50-metre pool within the current budget allocated.”
“Rebuilt Elementary & Secondary Schools – We will build the new schools East Van needs so generations of young people for the next 50 years can learn and play in the safe, welcoming, and beautiful schools they deserve.”