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Old Posted Mar 20, 2025, 3:44 PM
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Originally Posted by jollyburger View Post
The Chinatown BC Hydro substation that might eventually get replaced is progressing in East Vancouver. Possibly 2027 construction, four years for completion. The project is still early in the planning phases compared to the Nelson Park project.



https://www.bchydro.com/energy-in-bc/projects/east-vancouver-substation.html
Are they really that different in their proposed timeline? The Nelson Park page also says it'll start no earlier than 2027 and that it will take five years to build.

I was still living in the West End (a few blocks from the park) when I got a mailer announcing that BC Hydro was proposing to build the SS and fund a new Coal Harbour school. Time flies.....but it also drags
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