Blue Mountain low-rise condo proposal gets step closer.
A four-storey, 88-unit condo building is one step closer to being approved for a residential street in Austin Heights.
Coquitlam council approved zoning amendments for the building that would go from 953 to 969 Charland Ave., east of Blue Mountain Street, at Monday’s meeting after a public hearing.
Coquitlam announces plans for a Lincoln Avenue station on Evergreen Line.
METRO VANCOUVER — The city of Coquitlam has reached a public-private partnership agreement with the federal government and Coquitlam Centre to build a third station for the Evergreen Line serving Coquitlam’s City Centre area.
Lincoln Station stop will be built at the City Centre of Coquitlam.
The federal government will contribute up to $7 million through the P3 Canada Fund toward the construction. The project will be co-funded through a partnership between the city and Pensionfund Realty Limited, a privately held real estate company. In addition, once selected, a private operator will be required to build and finance the project.
Plan for 33-storey tower clears more hurdles.
Despite protests from neighbours to the east and residents directly around the site, a new 33-storey tower straddling the border of Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam received yet another green light Monday.
Coquitlam council unanimously granted second and third readings to a rezoning application designed to accommodate a new development at the corner of Westwood Street and Lincoln Avenue.
