Updating the Community Plans for Field, B.C. and Lake Louise, Alberta
Parks Canada is updating the Field Community Plan and the Lake Louise Community Plan.
National park community plans are one of the documents used by Parks Canada, stakeholders, leaseholders and other interested parties to guide the development and management of communities administered by Parks Canada. A community plan provides a long-term vision for a sustainable future that integrates a healthy natural environment with economic and social well-being.
The updated plans will help guide these communities into the future (over the next 10+ years) with renewed community vision statements and other key elements that reflect current trends and changes that have occurred over the last ten years in the communities, park, region and across the country.
Why participate? Because you love the community of Field, B.C. or the community of Lake Louise, Alberta and have suggestions, thoughts and perspectives that could make these communities even better.
The purpose of these surveys is to collect input to:
inform community vision statements;
clarify community challenges and issues;
incorporate specific issues such as internal community mobility and transportation, or services and amenities; and
modernized development guidelines.
Sharing your perspective helps guide decisions that can make the communities of Field and Lake Louise better for everyone including residents, businesses and visitors.
Each survey will take 10-15 minutes to complete. There is space at the end to provide additional comments.
Parks Canada is updating the Field Community Plan and the Lake Louise Community Plan.
National park community plans are one of the documents used by Parks Canada, stakeholders, leaseholders and other interested parties to guide the development and management of communities administered by Parks Canada. A community plan provides a long-term vision for a sustainable future that integrates a healthy natural environment with economic and social well-being.
The updated plans will help guide these communities into the future (over the next 10+ years) with renewed community vision statements and other key elements that reflect current trends and changes that have occurred over the last ten years in the communities, park, region and across the country.
Why participate? Because you love the community of Field, B.C. or the community of Lake Louise, Alberta and have suggestions, thoughts and perspectives that could make these communities even better.
The purpose of these surveys is to collect input to:
inform community vision statements;
clarify community challenges and issues;
incorporate specific issues such as internal community mobility and transportation, or services and amenities; and
modernized development guidelines.
Sharing your perspective helps guide decisions that can make the communities of Field and Lake Louise better for everyone including residents, businesses and visitors.
Each survey will take 10-15 minutes to complete. There is space at the end to provide additional comments.
This survey is open until July 2, 2024. The survey is anonymous. All questions are optional.
Parks Canada takes protection of privacy seriously. Information collected in this survey will be stored on servers located within Canada. You do not need to register or log in to complete this survey. Please do not provide personal or third-party information (e.g. names, contact details, or information about other people) in your responses.
Your survey responses are being collected for the purpose of engagement and data analysis for Parks Canada's Community Plan Update Project. This collection of personal information is authorized under the ‘Privacy Act’.
This survey is open until July 2, 2024. The survey is anonymous. All questions are optional.
Parks Canada takes protection of privacy seriously. Information collected in this survey will be stored on servers located within Canada. You do not need to register or log in to complete this survey. Please do not provide personal or third-party information (e.g. names, contact details, or information about other people) in your responses.
Your survey responses are being collected for the purpose of engagement and data analysis for Parks Canada's Community Plan Update Project. This collection of personal information is authorized under the ‘Privacy Act’.
