The renewal of the Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall is subject to approval by the City of Delta and this website is for information purposes only.
Walkable, welcoming and connected, the new Town Centre will become a vibrant urban village with a clear sense of place. The proposed mix of land uses provides much-needed housing in Tsawwassen, supporting the City of Delta’s provincial housing targets and accommodating our ever-growing population.
Early 2025
This application is now in the public consultation phase. The City of Delta has planned three opportunities for members of the public to learn more about the application and ask questions. Information on these meetings can be found on Let’s Talk Delta.
October 2024
In October 2024 Century Group submitted a rezoning application to the City of Delta for the Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall. The City of Delta will be hosting three Public Information Meetings in the first quarter of 2025 to introduce the application to the public and to receive feedback. More information and the rezoning package can be found on Let’s Talk Delta.
November 2023
In November at the Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall, Century Group, architectural consultant Arcadis, and landscape consultant Hapa hosted a public information meeting open to all members of the public. The meeting was held both in-person and online. Participants were encouraged to view and explore a series of presentation boards that presented the proposed plan, which was based on feedback and input we have received from the community.
There was also an opportunity to provide feedback by completing feedback forms. Approximately 150 people attended the event, and roughly 70 people completed feedback forms about the event.
To view a copy of the presentation boards, click here.
To view a summary of the feedback forms, click here.
September 2023
In September at the Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall, Century Group, architectural consultant Arcadis, and landscape consultant Hapa hosted a public open house available to all members of the public. Participants were encouraged to respond to a series of engagement boards seeking feedback about housing, retail and economic activity, the future library, public art, public space and activation, as well as the look and feel of the project. There was also an opportunity to provide other ideas and feedback by completing feedback forms at the end of the event. Approximately 185 people attended the event, and roughly 40 people completed feedback forms about the event.
To view the photos of the final boards, click here.
To view a summary of the feedback received on the engagement boards, click here.
To view the summary of the engagement feedback forms, click here.
September 2023
Century Group and the Tsawwassen Business Improvement Association jointly provided a lunch presentation and invited members of the BIA.
It was attended by 10-15 BIA members. Century Group retained a retail consultant, Bob Gibbs, to provide a presentation with his experience and insights into creating successful town centres. He offered some metrics and suggestions with regard to the optimal retail mix at the new town centre.
There was a Q&A period at the end of the meeting including an opportunity to provide other ideas and feedback.
September 2023
In September at the Coast Tsawwassen Inn, Century Group met with a group from the community for a focused discussion about the future of the town centre. The purpose of the event was to gather feedback from a wide array of community members, about how members envisioned and described the past, the present, and the future of the town centre, and wider neighbourhood.
June 2023
In June at the Southlands Red Barn, Century Group invited a diverse group of local citizens, who reflect a variety of community interests, to explore a vision and conceptual ideas for the redevelopment of the Tsawwassen Town Centre site. 48 people attended and provided their initial ideas and feedback.
They considered a series of “This or That” questions about different elements of a future plan, using dot voting to express their preferences. Next, they engaged in an interactive planning exercise to explore how buildings and open space might be distributed on the site, looking at the spatial realities using representative scaled block pieces to conceptualize a layout for redevelopment of the site. There was also an opportunity to provide other ideas and feedback by completing feedback forms at the end of the event.
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