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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2026 · 37 MIN

03 | Why We Need Industrial Lands

from Real Ridge Podcast · host City of Maple Ridge

When you hear “industrial lands,” you might imagine smokestacks, heavy pollution, and outdated factories—but that picture no longer reflects today’s reality. In this episode of The Real Ridge, Dan is joined by Eric Aderneck, Industrial Lands Program Manager for the City of Maple Ridge, to unpack what modern industrial development actually looks like and why it should matter to every resident.The conversation explores how cleaner, quieter, light‑industrial uses can coexist with environmental stewardship and strong urban design, while playing a crucial role in supporting local jobs, strengthening the tax base, and easing pressure on residential property taxes. Eric walks through the vision for the North 256 Street Industrial Lands Area Plan, explaining how thoughtful, phased development—paired with infrastructure and transportation upgrades—can help Maple Ridge remain economically resilient. The episode also tackles common concerns around traffic, growth, and location, and looks ahead to emerging opportunities in advanced manufacturing, technology, and digital industries. Whether you’re a homeowner, commuter, or business owner, this episode offers a clearer picture of how industrial lands help build a more balanced, complete, and sustainable Maple Ridge.

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