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The ALR at 40

This analysis examines six major urban regions and their agricultural cohabitation: Greater New York (23.5M/17,000 km²), Greater Los Angeles (16.5M/13,000 km²), Greater Toronto (6M/7,000 km²), Fraser Valley Lowlands (2.7M/2,500 km²), and Singapore (5M/710 km²). It proposes strategies for the Fraser Lowlands to curb speculation and promote sustainable living, including implementing farm-friendly housing policies, utilizing hillside areas for development, regulating unoccupied properties, and supporting small-lot, high-density housing.

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The ALR at 40

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  1. The ALR at 40

  2. The Fraser Lowlands

  3. City Regions Greater New York: 23.5 million people in 17,000 square kilometers Greater Los Angeles: 16.5 million people in 13,000 square kilometers Greater Toronto: 6 million people in 7,000 square kilometers Fraser Valley Lowlands: 2.7 million people in 2500 square kilometers Singapore: 5 million people in 710 square kilometers

  4. The Fraser Lowlands

  5. Proposals • Freeze exclusions to limit speculation • Enact farm-friendly housing policies (build on hillsides, control unoccupied housing, small lot size/ high density) • Encourage farming on farmland

  6. Love your farms

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