Richmond Community Memorial Garden – Planning Process Update, Site Selection Criteria, and Next Steps

Due to the cultural significance of waterfront sites on the Fraser River, planning must account for meaningful engagement with First Nations and the broader community early in the process; e Developing a scattering site on the Fraser River would present several unique challenges. Consideration would need to be given to infrastructure that can withstand changing salinity, high flow rates with seasonal variability, daily tidal ranges, large debris, and significant sediment loads, while meeting standards for universal accessibility; e Capital funding would be required for development and operationof a scattering site. Funding requirements would be heavily dependent on the site, design, and financial model. Financial support may be available through external partnerships or grants; ¢ Based on the experience of other Lower Mainland municipalities and an evaluation of existing regulations, obtaining permissions to develop a riverfront scattering site appears to be feasible; and e Based on an awareness of broader community interest across the Lower Mainland, such an initiative could potentially be pursued independently or collaboratively with other municipalities.

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