Sep 19 City Council approves Missing Middle Housing Plan
Missing Middle Housing Plan could bring big changes to Vancouver's residential neighbourhoods.
Missing Middle Housing Plan could bring big changes to Vancouver's residential neighbourhoods.
The public should think about the environmental harms the Middle Missing Housing plan will wreak upon Vancouver.
Allowing multiplexes to be built in all RS- zoned neighbourhood will have "side effects," says a senior City planner.
The Kitsilano Coalition faces another legal battle and can only move forward if enough funding is raised.
Despite huge pushback from the Kits community, Council approves supportive housing at Arbutus St. UKRA polls neighbourhood on 2022 election.
If the Vancouver Plan is approved by Council, many development projects will no longer have to go through public hearings.
Citizens, mental health organizations and housing groups will have their say on a social housing development at 7th-8th Avenues at Arbutus.
A decision on the Streamlining Rental Plan has been delayed to the last Council meeting of 2021.
After City Council cleared the way for non-profits and co-ops to increase height of buildings from four to six storeys in select areas, Councillor Christine Boyle is calling on Council to triple the zoning to 12 storeys.
After a protracted public hearing, City Council has decided that a modern six-storey rental building will replace three white-washed duplex bungalows at 4th and Balaclava.