How to Contact Ray Spaxman Consulting Ltd.

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To reach Ray Spaxman Consulting Ltd., use the two contact channels listed on the firm's website: email [email protected] or phone 604-913-8951. The site does not publish a street address, contact form, or other channels, so these are the only direct routes it gives you.

Contact details at a glance

Channel Detail Notes
Email [email protected] Listed as the direct address for Ray
Phone 604-913-8951 Listed alongside the email
Office address Not stated on the page No mailing address is published
Contact form / other channels Not stated on the page None listed

Before you write or call

The site identifies the practice as that of Ray Spaxman, President of Ray Spaxman Consulting Ltd., an urban planning consultancy. Knowing the scope helps you frame your inquiry so it reaches the right kind of work:

  • Who you are reaching: Ray Spaxman, a planner and urban designer with more than 50 years of architectural, urban design, and planning practice.
  • Public-sector background: Public service in England from 1956 to 1966 (Coventry, King's Lynn, Norwich, and Liverpool); Deputy Chief Planner for the City of Toronto until 1973; then Director of Planning, Subdivision Approving Officer, Chair of the Development Permit Board, and member of the Urban Design Panel for the City of Vancouver until 1989.
  • Consulting since 1989: Advice to numerous public and private clients in Canada and abroad.
  • Principal areas of work: Planning for cities, city centres, and large sites; high building and development policies; heritage management programs; transit planning; citizen engagement; zoning; housing and neighbourhood planning; and development strategies.

Matching your request to one of these areas in your first sentence gives the recipient the context needed to route or respond to it.

A short message template

The page gives no stated response time or preferred format, so keep an initial email brief and specific:

Subject: Inquiry — [your project type, e.g., neighbourhood planning / heritage program]

Dear Mr. Spaxman,

I am writing about [one or two sentences on your project or question].
[One sentence on your organization and location.]
Could you let me know whether this falls within your advisory work,
and what information you would need from us to discuss it?

You can reach me at [phone] or by reply to this email.

[Name, organization, location]

For a phone inquiry, the same structure works: state who you are, the location and type of project, and the specific question, then ask whether a follow-up call or email with more detail would be useful.

Common sticking points

  • No published address: If you need to send documents by post or verify a physical office, the page does not provide one; ask for mailing details in your first message.
  • Single named contact: The email and phone are presented as Ray's direct contacts, not a general office line, so address correspondence to him.
  • Website requires JavaScript: The site notes that JavaScript must be enabled in your browser to view it fully. If the page appears blank, enable JavaScript and reload before assuming the contact details are missing.
  • No pricing or availability information: The page does not state fees, engagement terms, or availability, so raise these questions directly rather than expecting them on the site.