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The City of Prince George failed to meet the requirement for public notice under the B.C. Community Charter for the sale of 4500 Ospika Blvd. to a Vancouver-based developer.
The City of Prince George failed to meet the requirement for public notice under the B.C. Community Charter for the sale of 4500 Ospika Blvd. to a Vancouver-based developer.
The sale of 4500 Ospika Blvd. to a Vancouver-based developer may have violated the Community Charter, Ginter’s Green Forever members say.
City council denied a request by the developer to change a covenant on the land,to allow a 118-unit seniors housing complex on the site, instead of a 256-unit student housing complex.
A developer is looking to bring a 256-unit student housing complex to the corner of Tyner and Ospika Boulevards.