A summary of what’s happening in the Harbourside planning process.
Temporary use permit for additional parking
The Harbourside development team recently applied for a “temporary use permit” which
would allow for the development of 50 on-site parking stalls at the northwest
portion of 925 Harbourside Drive. While the ultimate plan for Harbourside
includes the permanent addition of approximately 50 on-site street parking
stalls on a new international street network, these temporary spots will
alleviate demand through pre-development and construction. The plan will be to
phase out these temporary stalls as the permanent ones are constructed.
On the waterfront of North Vancouver lies Harbourside, a collection of lands partially developed by Concert into a business park. While zoning is in place to allow for a final phase of commercial space, Concert envisions a different fate for Harbourside – the creation of a vibrant, mixed-use community; a place to live, work, shop and play all in an attractive, highly-walkable and sustainable neighbourhood. Learn more
Parking is everything here and there needs to be more of it, how do I get to the Public Park with 1000 condo's everywhere?
ReplyDeleteParking is indeed one of the key considerations for any successful new community. In conjunction with transportation consultants, Bunt & Associates, many strategies to address parking demands have been devised for Harbourside. You may be interested to check out two of our past blog posts on these topics; see “Addressing parking at Harbourside” from January 8 and “Traffic concerns at Harbourside” from January 16.
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