Land search for the future Coquitlam Point Garden Will you help us find land where people can drop-in, do hourly work and earn points to redeem for a share of the harvested crops? Suitably zoned land is either A-3 Agricultural and resource or RS-2 One-family suburban residential. These locations are mostly in the rural areas of Northeast Coquitlam. You can help us to locate land zoned for this kind of activity this way: Go to Internet Explorer (Google Chrome does not do this.) http://www.coquitlam.ca city services city maps Click on Explore QtheMap When you see the Coquitlam map, click the ‘Map Contents’ icon in the upper right section, 2^nd from the left. On the left you will see Map Contents and a list below. Click the box to the left of Planning and Development. Double click on the words Planning & Development. Click the box to the left of zoning Use the wheel on your mouse to zoom in. Also on the Map Contents list on the left side, the top item says Cadastral - click the box to its left. Click on the word Cadastral. When a list under it opens, click properties. Then a pink line will show the outline of the road right of ways. The Coquitlam Engineering Department might allow a Point Garden on some road Right of Ways if it would be safe enough for gardening on a quiet low-traffic street. Will you let us know if you locate suitably zoned land that that might work for the future Coquitlam Point Garden? You can send an email to Info@CoquitlamPoints.ca The next step will be asking the land owners if they would permit a Coquitlam Point Garden on their land, and under what conditions. Let’s take the marvellous step forwards of finding an operating location for the future Coquitlam Point Garden.