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Colwood Lodge is a proposal to redevelop an existing 50-unit affordable rental complex at 85 Belmont Road in the City of Colwood into a six-storey complex.
The development site is situated behind the mixed-use Colwood Corners project.
The current proposal is the third vision for replacing Colwood Lodge. An initial redevelopment proposal called for a six-storey, 139-unit design. A subsequent proposal emerged as a 15-storey, 122-unit mass timber-designed tower, which secured municipal approvals, but was replaced with the latest six-storey proposal.
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I thought the maximum height for mass timber in BC was 45.5m.
why call it colwood lodge though (apart from the useful location information contained within)? i thought settler names were out these days?
This was approved at public hearing last night.
Looks like they will be applying for the development permit next
https://greatervichousing.org/all-buildings/colwood-lodge-redevelopment/
We are scheduled to go to a public hearing for our rezoning application on Monday, July 6th, 2020. If successful, we will look to submit for a development permit in August 2020
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