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Industrial land in the City of Vancouve: and some of its adjacent
municipalities have gradually become too expensive to remain viable for
industrial uses. There has been a trend in industries relocating to outlying
suburbs where land is more plentiful and relatively affordable. ‘The Dominion
Triangle, in the eastern side of the City of Port Coquitlam, is an ideal
setting for industry and business by virtue of ite central lscation in the
region, accessibility and visibility. As Port Coquitlam's existing industrial
areag are nearing capacity and no other large vacant areas are designated for
industrial use, the Dominion Triangle has the potential of becoming a _

significant part of the City's economic and employment base.

The City's first Official Community Plan (0.C.2.), adopted in 1986,
designated the Dominion Triangle as "Reserve Employment" land. Its exclusion
from the Agricultural Land Reserve in December, 1990 created the opportunity
to further examine the desired pattern of development for the Triangle. This

Area Control Plan (ACP) has been prepared to complement the 0.C.?P. by

providing additional guidelines for proposed development.