
ALT The modernization of the view cone policy balances the need for more housing-- with maintaining a livable city that celebrates its unique connection to the mountains and ocean. It’s very encouraging to hear from staff that these changes will result in an additional 75,000 housing units over the next 30 years—much of it rental, with inclusionary below market units; or ownership with inclusionary social housing—plus hotels and office space. In addition to this important and desperately housing supply, the development of new housing and job space will also generate hundreds of millions in CACs over the next 30 years, that will go to fund important amenities like community centres, ensuring there are amenities and infrastructure to support our growing city—new community centres, pools, ice rinks, daycares and more. This will result in a more inclusive and diverse Vancouver, with more homes, more public amenities, and more vibrant and exciting neighbourhoods.

































