The City of Vancouver has received an application to rezone 587-599 West King Edward Avenue from RS-5  to CD-1 District. The proposal includes:

• restoration and designation of the heritage house at 587 West King Edward Avenue;
• 20 three-storey townhouses including five lane-facing lock-off units;
• a density of 1.39 FSR
• 40 underground parking spaces.

Vancouver City Council will vote this week on whether to approve the Pearson Dogwood Policy Statement.

The Policy Statement will guide the rezoning and redevelopment of the 25.4 acre Pearson Dogwood site at Cambie and 59th that is controlled by the Province/Vancouver Coastal Health. It considers the future mix of uses, density, height, building forms, character, public spaces, circulation and movement, and parks and community facilities to serve the new and existing community.  Below is a summary:

• a density of 2.8 FSR (gross)
• 3-28 storey residential buildings mixed with community space, commercial space, and a new transit station

Polygon Homes has submitted a rezoning and OCP amendment application to the District of North Vancouver. They are proposing to redevelop 4 industrial lots on Dollarton Highway, just East of Cates Park. The plan calls for a 95 units; broken down as 80 condominium
units in three, 4 storey apartment buildings; and, 15 townhouses in five blocks containing 2 to 4 units, arranged along the waterfront.

The 4.74 acre site consists of 4 industrial lots located on the south side of Dollarton Highway, immediately west of Cates Park/Whey-au-Wichen as illustrated on the aerial photograph.

The site is currently occupied by Noble Towing (Dollarton Shipyard) and McKenzie Barge and Marineways and has been historically used for ship building/repair purposes.