Through the EPTA Development Corporation, q̓ic̓əy̓ (Katzie) First Nation began development of the Eagle Meadows Logistics Park in April 2023, located at the northeast corner of Bonson Road and Wharf Street within Katzie First Nation Reserve No 1. When complete, the Eagle Meadows Logistics Park will be comprised of two light industrial buildings with access from Bonson Road and Wharf Street. Details about site preparation and construction impacts are available on the Notices page.
q̓ic̓əy̓ (Katzie) First Nation Rights and Title
All development on Katzie Reserve No. 1 is under the jurisdiction of q̓ic̓əy̓ (Katzie) First Nation, the sole approving authority. To find out more about Katzie’s inherent right to self-government and self-determination visit katzie.ca/governance.
The City of Pitt Meadows recognizes Katzie’s inherent right to self-determination. The City respects Katzie’s right to pursue economic development opportunities through the development of their lands. The City is committed to progressing roadway, sanitary, fire services, storm and water systems agreements to facilitate the development of Eagle Meadows Logistics Park.
Secondary Access
Since 2019, Katzie and the City have jointly advocated for the Province of British Columbia, TransLink, the Ministry of Transportation and Transit, and the City of Maple Ridge to advance a secondary access to Katzie lands, creating an additional route to Bonson Road. TransLink has been progressing a secondary access study and a larger Golden Ears Way Corridor Study (GEWCS), which includes development of Katzie IR-1 lands and access accommodations. More information and consultation on those items are anticipated in the coming months. The City and Katzie will continue these efforts to help build for the long-term future of all communities.
For more information about the development, please visit https://eptadevcorp.com/projects/eagle-meadows-logistics-park.