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View Poll Results: Based on options for Broadway Corridor Study, what is your preferred choice?
BRT: Commercial to UBC 25 6.16%
LRT A: Commercial to UBC OR Commercial via VCC to UBC 31 7.64%
LRT B: Main St. to UBC AND Commercial to UBC 18 4.43%
RRT: Commercial to UBC OR VCC to UBC 283 69.70%
COMBO: RRT to Arbutus/LRT to Main St via Arbutus 39 9.61%
BUS: Enhanced Bus Service for all buses to UBC 10 2.46%
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Old Posted Feb 26, 2019, 5:21 PM
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Those are old renders, and the retail signs were misleading. It doesn't seem credible that either Aritzia or H&M were ever serious suggestions - the renderer presumably just stuck a couple of placeholder logos on the units. There's no suggestion that there's now any intention of putting a station entrance on the corner; until we see the final Broadway station plans we won't know for certain, but the earlier conversation was probably correct. It'll be across the street where Scotiabank used to be located. The building, as completed, doesn't exactly match those renders. As built, there's an overhang on the rooftop floor, for example.
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