A development application has been submitted for a full city block at West Boulevard and West 48th Avenue that was bought by Cressey last year for $17,100,000. The plan for the over 34,000 SF, C-2 zoned site includes:
An application has been filed for a 90 x 132 ft., C-2 zoned property at 540 Victoria Drive in the Grandview Woodlands area of East Vancouver. The proposed plan includes:
Cornerstone Architecture explains the rationale for the project:
“This development provides a mixed-use residential and commercial building that will stand as a legacy project for the Bosa Foods company, which has been a long term part of the community. The development is to provide a mixture of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom rental suites across the upper 3 storeys.”
Two prominent Dunbar redevelopment projects go before the Development Permit Board Dec. 15. One involves the Stong’s site. It’s an application to redevelop 3592 West 29th, formerly known as 4560 Dunbar St.
Henriquez Partners Architects, acting on behalf of property owner the Harwood Holdings Corporation, proposes a four-to-five storey, mixed-use development. It would include 60 residential units, commercial space, a height of four storeys on the north end and five storeys on the south end where there would also be a public plaza.
In October 2013, the city rejected a rezoning application for a six-storey mixed-use building on the site. Residents argued it was contrary to Dunbar’s community vision, which calls for a four-storey limit.
The Harwood application complies with the C2 zoning for the site, so it’s considered conditional, which means it may be permitted, but needs board approval. Brian Jackson, the city’s manager of planning and development, told the Courier previously that zoning allows for five storeys on part of the property because it’s a sloped site.
3592 West 29th Ave
The Development Permit Board will also consider, on Dec. 16, a development permit application for a nearby site at 3603 West 27th, formerly known as 4219-4295 Dunbar St.
Read more: http://www.vancourier.com/news/developing-story-dunbar-redevelopments-seek-approval-1.1662106