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View Poll Results: Which 'historic' districts should be opened for dense (25+ Stories) development?
West End 'Villages' (Denman, Davie, Robson) 21 55.26%
Gastown 11 28.95%
Chinatown 16 42.11%
Yaletown Historic District 10 26.32%
DTES (Strathcona) 20 52.63%
South False Creek 24 63.16%
Granville Entertainment District 22 57.89%
Shaughnessy 17 44.74%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 38. You may not vote on this poll

 

 
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Old Posted Dec 18, 2024, 9:15 PM
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Kinda true but it’s their inaction to this point that has gotten us to where we’re at today.
Also they can let The developer know in not so many words that they will be encountering a great deal of trouble for any future proposals. Especially for items such as increased density or height requests made by them. They’ve done it before and lord knows they are absolute experts at putting up barriers unfavourable to business
"Because Holborn is the hero Vancouver deserves, but not the one it needs right now. So we'll fight them. Because they can take it. Because they're not our hero. They're a silent demolisher, a watchful policy dodger. A dark developer."



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Yep, this would be great. Built to modern environmental, comfort, and safety standards.
And, I pray to God, denser with more housing.
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