Editor’s Note: December 12, 2018: Your Weekly Vancouver Island Construction News
In This Week’s Issue:
- Construction begun on Tsawaayuus Rainbow Gardens in Port Alberni.
- Second and third reading for a 100-unit affordable housing apartment complex in Port Hardy
- Developer proposes rezoning 38 acres in Powell River
In this week’s issue of Building Links: updates on Tsawaayuus Rainbow Gardens in Port Alberni, the 100-unit affordable housing project in Port Hardy and a proposed rezoning of 38 acres in Powell River.
Construction has begun on Tsawaayuus Rainbow Gardens in Port Alberni.
Construction has begun on Tsawaayuus Rainbow Gardens in Port Alberni. A new building with 20 one-bedroom units and a 13-bed extension to the Care Facility is expected to be ready for occupancy late next year.
Second and third reading for 100-unit affordable housing apartment complex in Port Hardy
Port Hardy council has approved second and third reading for a 100-unit affordable housing apartment complex. The project is owned by Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw Nations and an environmental study is underway.
Developer proposes rezoning 38 acres in Powell River
Powell River staff have met with a developer regarding the rezoning of 38 acres. If the project proceeds, the developer is proposing up build up to 225 units in a mix of detached single-family homes, townhomes and ground-oriented flats.
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