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Shaping the Future of Land Use in PEI

Hello:

Prince Edward Island is growing and changing, and how land is used today will shape the Island for generations to come. This survey is part of Phase 2 of the Province's land use engagement. It focuses on looking ahead to imagine what a resilient, affordable, and thriving future for PEI could look like.

This phase is about hearing from Islanders and understanding the values and priorities that should guide any further land use decisions. 

What kind of future do Islanders want and how should land be protected, planned and used to get us there?

Our goal is to ensure that any future direction is grounded in the experience, priorities, and insights shared by people across the Island - not rushed, not predetermined, and not decided without meaningful public input.

Please be advised that this survey is intended to be completely anonymous without collection of personal or identifiable information about individuals. No personal or identifiable information should be provided in response to any of the open-ended questions in this survey. Please start the survey now by clicking on the Next button below.
 
Section 1: Your Vision

Which of the following approaches best reflects how you think land-use should be coordinated in PEI, if at all?
Section 1: Your VisionWhich of the following approaches best reflects how you think land-use should be coordinated in PEI, if at all?
Land-use challenges can be addressed in different ways. In your opinion, how effective or ineffective could a more coordinated Island-wide approach be in addressing the following topics?
Very effectiveSomewhat effectiveNeitherSomewhat ineffectiveVery ineffectiveNot sure
Housing
Climate change
Infrastructure
Farmland and Agriculture
Conservation and Natural Areas
Transportation
Economy and Employment
Community Wellbeing
People have different views about the principles that should guide decisions related to land and development in PEI. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements?
Strongly agreeSomewhat agreeNeutralSomewhat disagreeStrongly disagreeNot sure
Prince Edward Island would benefit from a long-term vision for land use and growth.
Environmental sustainability should play a role in decisions about land use and development.
Focusing development and growth in areas with existing services can improve efficiency.
Rural communities should have opportunities for appropriate development and infrastructure.
Decision-making about land and development should consider both individual property rights and broader community interests.
If PEI were to consider a more coordinated approach to land-use decision-making in the future, how confident are you, if at all, that this approach would manage land-use issues effectively?
If PEI were to consider a more coordinated approach to land-use decision-making in the future, how confident are you, if at all, that this approach would manage land-use issues effectively?
Thinking about PEI's future overall - not tied to any specific policy or planning tool - which outcomes are most important to you? (Please rank in order of greatest importance from 1-11, with 1 being most important and 11 being least important)
Vibrant, livable communities
Healthy ecosystems and protected natural spaces
Affordable housing options
A strong and resilient local economy
Preservation of farmland and agricultural viability
Reliable access to infrastructure and services
Reduced environmental risks and better climate adaptation
Opportunities for recreation, tourism, and cultural activities
Connected and accessible transportion options
Thriving rural communities and balanced urban growth
Other (please specify)
Which principles do you think should guide decisions about infrastruture and service investment across the Island, regardless of planning model? (select up to 3)
Which statement best describes your preference on how Prince Edward Island should grow in the future?
Which statement best describes your preference on how Prince Edward Island should grow in the future?
Ten (10) years from now, what does PEI look like if a successful land use planning system has been implemented?
Section 2: About You

Where in PEI do you live?
Section 2: About YouWhere in PEI do you live?
Do you live in a municipality or unincorporated area? If unsure, please click the link for more information.
Do you live in a municipality or unincorporated area? If unsure, please click the link for more information.
If you live in a municipality, does your municipality have an official plan and bylaws? If unsure, please click the link for more information.
If you live in a municipality, does your municipality have an official plan and bylaws? If unsure, please click the link for more information.
Which of the following best describes you? (select all that apply)
How long have you lived in PEI?
How long have you lived in PEI?
What is your age group?
What is your age group?
How many adults live in your household (over 18 years of age)?
How many children live in your household (under 18 years of age)?
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