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Old Posted Feb 11, 2015, 12:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Vancity View Post
I don't know which viewcones should be scrapped. I don't think they all should be gone, but the viewcones have been very restrictive, compared to most North American cities. Actually, I'm not sure if any other Canadian city has viewcones like we do here in Van.

But I also don't know if we'll ever get a 1,200 meter skyscraper in Van. I'd love it to happen, but I don't know if it'll ever happen unfortunately

Gotta admit, though. Vancouver as a whole is getting denser! And that's always a good thing. Now only if our Public Transportation can be better integrated.
Philladelpia had a height limit for years that nothing should be taller than William Penn Statue on top of I believe City Hall. Now that is scrapped they are getting some impressive taller buildings. I doubt that Washington DC will ever scrap the law that says nothing taller than the Washington Monument, but I know those are two other cities in North America similar to our view cone dilemma.
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