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Old Posted Dec 19, 2023, 8:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Spr0ckets View Post
The idea that Vancouver set a height limit for tower proposals in that area based on a tower that was not even within their municipal boundaries - even while Burnaby, where the Boot sits, has no such height limitations in the immediate vicinity of it (as shown by this project) and would happily welcome 50, 60 storey towers.

And since they also happen to sit within the designated Metrotown "Downtown" core allowing for density, it means you could have a cluster of very tall towers straddling Central Park on one side of the boundary, while on the Vancouver side you have pockets of much shorter towers that are height restricted by a tower that's not even visible anymore since it's dwarfed by all the neighbouring (Burnaby) towers.

It's truly bizarre.
....and sort of funny.
i think its funny and shows the CoV in a perfect light of how it does development.

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Originally Posted by jollyburger View Post
It's not just Wall Centre but all the way to Joyce Station.

Didn't BC Tel build right at that spot because they had problems getting their tower built in downtown Vancouver?
thats the rumour i have heard. not sure if its true or one of those things people tell eachother and create a feedback loop.
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