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Old Posted Nov 1, 2013, 1:50 PM
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Originally Posted by allan_kuan View Post
Something's been bugging me with the port's expansion for the last year or so.

We hear on the news all the time about the port asking for things like an industrial land reserve and/or threatening to take over prime farmland due to a lack of good space or something like that.

And yet, I find it rather ironic that, for many years prior, they never pushed to protect or clean up the old industrial sites of False Creek, Fraser Mills, or East Fraserlands from the residential developments that are now there or are slated to come in the next several years...
As far as I know the Port has never been responsible for False Creek, Fraser Mills, or East Fraserlands, those were industrial (lumber) sites. Why should the Port clean it up?

As to the Richmond Port Lands, those are for vehicles being offloaded from Japan destined for dealers across the continent, not auction. Every major port has such a lot. Better there than in Burrard Inlet.
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