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City staff asked the Vancouver City Council on Monday to consider extending the city’s fossil fuel moratorium as they assess land use codes to improve public and environmental safety.
Vancouver’s 192nd corridor reimagined Master planned projects changing the face of former mining, farm sites between Vancouver, Camas Published: April 11, 2021, 6:05am Share: 10 Photos The Columbia Palisades development, as seen from the bluff that lines the northern and eastern sides of the site. The eastern half of the former Fisher Quarry is poised to become a major development hub along the 192nd Avenue corridor. At top, Romano Capital recently wrapped up work on the Westridge apartment complex, one of four projects that the company has been working on within the 192nd Avenue corr...
Vancouver council makes first revisions to housing tax break program Requirements for 'public benefit' tightened, but no new limits on affordability Published: March 15, 2021, 9:05pm Share: Vancouver City Hall (iStock.com) The Vancouver City Council made its first concrete changes to an oft-debated tax exemption program meant to increase housing stock within the city, following more than a year of discussion and at least one postponed vote. The tweaks to the program are minor, a precursor to a broader overhaul city staff plan to undergo later in the year. “We are planning on coming ba...