Edevelopment Bylaw News Today

The City of Charlottetown must allow four-unit buildings to be constructed in any neighbourhood before it will receive federal funding to address its housing deficit, the federal housing minister says.

Developer Beedie Livings condo tower was originally voted down by the City of Vancouvers Development Permit Board in 2017, but a challenge in B.C. Supreme Court and a shift in community sentiment have given the project new life.

People who live on Park Street in Charlottetown say they wish they had been notified about the mobile housing units that will be installed near them, but they understand the need.

The Mashpee Planning Board will consider changes to the towns zoning bylaws to encourage private developers to redevelop dilapidated or underused properties in town, following a discussion on this topic

The bylaw is sold as a way to create new rentals. Council should insist what’s built reflects real incomes.

Cullen said he talked with the Smithers RCMP immediately and they have begun their investigation. “Hopefully they can catch the individuals who did this,” he said. HOUSTON – Until Houston can get a new chief administrative officer, it will cost $100 an hour to have Eerik Lillies of Bulkley Valley Engineering serve as the approving officer. The approving officer’s role in the district is to review and accept subdivision applications on behalf of council. The role requires considerable tec...

Article content A Vancouver company that produces disinfectant products was operating without a business license for six months out of a warehouse in the Strathcona neighbourhood, a fact that City Hall only learned of recently in a round-about way because of an escalating dispute between a prominent local arts organization and its landlord. Intech Environmental, a local company that produces cleaning products, was sub-leasing warehouse space at 550 Malkin Ave. last year because of COVID-19. The...