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POLICIES
5.10.1.
accommodate individuals of all
abilities, including the elderly and
those using mobility aids. This includes:
The Radium Hot Springs Accessibility
Plan should be reviewed as part of
annual capital planning processes.
5.10.2. When designing civic facilities, public
spaces, streetscapes, infrastructure,
programs, services and communication
materials, consider the needs of
mobility impaired, visually impaired,
hearing impaired and those with
reduced strength or dexterity.
5.10.3. Investigate establishing a minimum
proportion of accessible parking stalls
in multi-unit residential developments.
5.10.4. Ensure streetscape and public realm
improvements are barrier-free to
a) Wheelchair ramps;
b) Accessible pedestrian signals at
signalized intersections; and
c) Accessible curb ramps.
5.10.5. The Village will work with partners to
provide mobility options for all citizens,
including seniors transportation,
to ensure accessible, safe,
affordable connectivity.
5.10.6. Enhance the accessibility of highway
intersections to meet the needs of all
ages and abilities.
5.11 INDIGENOUS RECONCILIATION
5.11.4.
The Village is on the traditional and unceded
territory of the Ktunaxa and Secwepemc
peoples and the chosen home of the Metis.
Look for opportunities to partner with
Indigenous communities on regional
economic initiatives.
5.11.5.
OBJECTIVES
Identify and protect archaeological
sites in accordance with the Heritage
Conservation Act.
5.11.6.
Raise public awareness about the
value of archaeological sites and
their protection under the Heritage
Conservation Act.
INTRODUCTION
Objective 87: Maintain and strengthen
respectful relations with
Indigenous governments.
Objective 88: Identify and protect
archaeological sites.
POLICIES
5.11.1.
Continue to refer relevant matters to
local First Nations.
5.11.2.
Recognize and acknowledge the
traditional territories of Indigenous
nations at the start of public meetings
and events.
5.11.3.
Look for opportunities to partner with
Indigenous communities on housing
projects.
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