City council approved rezoning for a proposed subdivision near the intersection of Ospika and Tyner Boulevards.
City council has approved third reading of an official community plan amendment and rezoning to facilitate a new subdivision with a mix of single-family houses and townhouses near the corner of Ospika and Tyner Boulevards.
With the covenant in place, the developer would be able to build a maximum of 33 single-family homes and 195 townhouses. City council approved third reading of the bylaw, following a public hearing which saw five people speak against the development. In addition, city council received seven letters and emails opposing the development, seven others raising concerns and one in support.
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