Ogden Point Master Plan
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MASTER PLAN VISION Ogden Point will continue to serve as a working port facility, with sustainable, flexible options that can respond to the ever-changing opportunities and challenges of the future. Development at Ogden Point will be financially successful and serve as an economic development engine for GVHA, the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations, and the region. |
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September 2012 - Assessments of both marine and cruise markets for Ogden Point are now complete.
The cruise market assessment by Bermello, Ajamil & Partners examines trends in the cruise industry over the next 15 years, and reviews how the Ogden Point facility is suited to capitalize on opportunities.
The marine market assessment by Martin & Associates identifies potential cargo market opportunities at Ogden Point over the next 15 years. It looks at development opportunities with low barriers to entry and low impact to the community.
February 2012 - The technical review of Ogden Point is now complete. Part A of the Ogden Point Master Plan process conducted by CH2M Hill is available here. The consultant's report outlines what marine activities the site is physically capable of supporting.
The Part A report explores the potential for passenger cruise services, boat storage and yacht transfer, coastal shipping and cargo, berthage for cable and research ships, a liquid bulk products terminal or module assembly facility.
The next stage of the Ogden Point Master Plan process involves assessment of shipping and cruise markets.
Master Plan Documents
- Ogden Point Cruise Market Assessment
- Ogden Point Marine Market Assessment
- Ogden Point Master Plan - Part A Report
- The Way Forward document
- Draft Land Use Guiding Principles
- Draft Summary Chart of Potential Uses by Zone
- Board of Directors Interview Summary
- Ogden Point Footprint Comparisons
- Ogden Point Master Plan Stakeholder Engagement Strategy
- Public and Stakeholders Ideas Summary
- Public and Stakeholders Issues Summary
- Ogden Point Master Plan Founding Land Use Principles
- Draft Summary Chart of Potential Uses by Zone
- Powerpoint presentation to JBNA