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Old Posted Mar 6, 2026, 12:32 AM
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Phase 2 pushed to Fall 2026.

Not sure if the winds on Saturday are strong enough for them to delay the crane dismantle until the following week.



https://senakwupdates.com/construction-updates
Why would they even bother to say Fall 2026?

I'd be really curious to know how many expressions of interest they've gotten on the rental website. Especially with rents falling.
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Old Posted Mar 6, 2026, 1:36 AM
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The credit union building is still for sale so I don't think that's playing a factor.

https://www.cbre.ca/properties/comme...lumbia-v6j-4s8
I guess Nchkay declined?

First Nation could buy Central 1 Credit Union office building next to Senakw
https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/cent...quamish-nation
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Old Posted Mar 7, 2026, 4:19 PM
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Seems like those trees are getting removed this weekend as well while the bridge is closed for the crane removal.

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Seems like those trees are getting removed this weekend as well while the bridge is closed for the crane removal.

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I'm looking at the crane dismantling right now and they are making quick work of it.
If there is also a bridge closer for tomorrow it wont be for the tower crane.

Here is a live stream of the bridge closer.
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Old Posted Mar 7, 2026, 5:29 PM
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The trees on the other side of the bridge are tiny in comparison so they can probably get away with a lane/sidewalk closure for tomorrow.

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Old Posted Mar 7, 2026, 6:49 PM
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It looks like the arborist trucks with lifts have left so they seem on schedule to reopen at 12.
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Old Posted Mar 7, 2026, 7:03 PM
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Tower crane progress has slowed a bit, I though they would get the tower's cabin down today, from what I see, it wont happen today, before 12pm.
I dont think they need to close the bridge tomorrow for the rest of the dismantling...
Oh no! WorkSafeBC would like to have a few words with me about that last statement.
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Old Posted Mar 7, 2026, 7:16 PM
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Tower crane progress has slowed a bit, I though they would get the tower's cabin down today, from what I see, it wont happen today, before 12pm.
I dont think they need to close the bridge tomorrow for the rest of the dismantling...
Oh no! WorkSafeBC would like to have a few words with me about that last statement.
It's 20-30km/h winds all day tomorrow so not sure if that's an issue or not.
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Old Posted Mar 7, 2026, 8:17 PM
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They might be taking that wind for tomorrow into factor, the bridge fully reopen and they are still dismantling the crane.
The horizontal jib and counter jib have been removed, what is left dont look like hazard for the bridge, remaining, mast, turn-table, cabin and a-frame, they might continue and finish it or most of it today and continue on monday?
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Old Posted Mar 7, 2026, 8:28 PM
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They might be taking that wind for tomorrow into factor, the bridge fully reopen and they are still dismantling the crane.
The horizontal jib and counter jib have been removed, what is left dont look like hazard for the bridge, remaining, mast, turn-table, cabin and a-frame, they might continue and finish it or most of it today and continue on monday?
I think they'll finish it today since the road closure tomorrow might have been a backup date anyways.
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The a-frame, cabin and turn-table have just now been remove, I didnt see it, was having lunch, curious to see what happen there, maybe lifted off all has one piece.
Just a small amount of mast segments and they will be done, done today.
I will post a video of the 2 day event tomorrow night.
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I wonder if people realize not all trees don't live 1000 years? They said they usually die off after30-50 years in optimal conditions but start shedding large branches at ~40 years.

I think they're on the apartment's property so good luck with them and their liability insurance
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Construction Crane Dismantling

The dismantling of the tower crane, Mar 04 and 07, 2026.

Missed most of the morning of Mar 4th, started capturing at 11:30am.





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^^ Always cool to see a crane take down. I don't think they installed the trigons so it might happen later.

This rental site seems to have floorplans and prices for T1. Updated today.



https://www.rentcafe.com/apartments/...1/default.aspx
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I guess we won't have to wait long for Phase 2.

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CESLP and the Developer have entered into an amendment to the Infrastructure Agreement
dated March 2, 2026 (the “Amendment Agreement”) which, among other things, memorializes a
revised schedule of target dates for Phase 1 and Phase 2. The revised schedule contemplates
occupancy dates for Phase 2 towers in 2029, and thatthe Developer will not be permitted to
amend the target occupancy date for any Phase 2 tower to a date that is later than December 1,
2030, unless otherwise agreed by CESLP.
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CESLP still expects the Developer to proceed with Phases 3 and 4; however, the Developer has
not yet communicated a proposed timeline to CESLP.
https://docs.bcuc.com/documents/proc...e-bcuc-ir1.pdf

In-Service Dates for the energy system

Tower 4 Oct 2028 (still rental office 4,158 m2)
Tower 5 April 2029
Tower 6 March 2029
Tower 7 August 2029
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