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• Burnaby Mountain Community Project http://www.sfu.ca/bmcp/

• Delcan Engineers Planners (1996) Development Plan Concept Transportation Development Plan Concept Appendix B

• Envisioning & Storytelling, Inc. (1998) The University Community - Vision Statement Simon Fraser University Burnaby Mountain, British Columbia

• Golder Associates Ltd. (1996) Geotechnical Assessment - Subsurface Conditions and Potential Impacts Development Plan Concept Appendix E

• Geller, Michael (2000) personal correspondence

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• Moodie Consultants Ltd. (1996) Development Plan Concept Simon Fraser University

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