Thrift store moves back in after Langford removes warnings - Victoria Times Colonist
A thrift store next to RidgeView Place has moved back in after the city eased warnings around the troubled tower.
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A thrift store next to RidgeView Place has moved back in after the city eased warnings around the troubled tower.
It has now been more than two months since the City of Langford revoked the occupancy permit for Ridgeview Place, displacing tenants from 90 units in the building.
The mayor of Langford is fed up with lack of information from Centurion Properties, owner of RidgeView Place, the rental tower evacuated last month.
Tensions were high Monday evening as residents of a Langford, B.C., apartment building deemed structurally unsafe voiced their frustrations to city council about an ongoing lack of transparency and support in the wake of the building's evacuation last month.
The RidgeView Place evacuation in Langford highlights a need for better safeguards for renters, says a tenant advocacy group.