'It's a shame': Vancouver builder says red tape killed DTES social housing project - BC
Perdip Moore says he was ready to build 14 units of social housing on a lot at 436 East Hastings, but red tape with the city derailed the project.
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Perdip Moore says he was ready to build 14 units of social housing on a lot at 436 East Hastings, but red tape with the city derailed the project.
Perdip Moore says he was ready to build 14 units of social housing on a lot at 436 East Hastings, but red tape with the city derailed the project.
The decision comes after a series of marathon public hearings, where scores of people signed up to speak against and for the project.
Upon reconsideration, the City of Vancouver's Development Permit Board has approved the 105 Keefer Street project in Chinatown.
Years after the application was submitted, months after the court case that struck down a previous decision, and weeks after a contentious board meeting began, the City of Vancouver has approved the proposed redevelopment of 105 Keefer St.