The next information meeting is scheduled for the following date:
FEBRUARY 4, 2012 – 1:00 PM
Location: Cates Hill Chapel
661 Carter Road, Bowen Island
Carter Road, Bowen Island (right beside the Belterra site!)
When you drive or walk off the ferry you are in Snug Cove on Bowen Island:
You will be on Government Road (which shortly becomes Bowen Island Trunk Road and then Grafton Road).
Take this straight up through town. Stay on this road.
You will pass the Elementary school (BICS) and Mt. Gardner Rd. on your right. Continue on the same main road.
The next road to the right will be Carter Rd. Take this road.
You will pass Bowen Island Preschool on your right and after you go down the hill and across the Creek you will see the chapel on your left.
If you are interested in attending, or would simply like more information, please contact us:
Information meeting at Cranberry Commons cohousing in Burnaby on January 21 and at Quayside Village in North Vancouver on February 8th! Click here for more information.
Once you have attended a meeting and if you interested in the project, there are two formalized levels of membership:
Associate and Equity Membership.
Associate Member -
An Associate Member is someone who is considering joining the community and wants to find out more about the
group. They pay a non-refundable $100 fee to help cover costs for marketing, mailings, etc. and have access to all
information that relates to the community. Associate Members are encouraged to attend meetings and to participate on
committees and task groups. This gives them an opportunity to get to know the members, to educate themselves about
past decisions and the cohousing process and to determine whether this life-style choice suits them.
Equity Member -
Equity Members are people who have a strong desire to directly influence the quality and design of their home and
neighbourhood, who have a vision about community that is different from what can be found in conventional developments, and
who are willing to make time and financial commitments to realize their vision. Prior to committing to the process they need to
feel comfortable with the other members, be knowledgeable about their responsibilities and financial obligations and have the
ability to pay for a home in the community.