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949 W 41st Ave - Oakridge Rectifier Station (DP-2024-00157) development application

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The Director of Planning approved the application on June 19, 2024, subject to conditions.  A Development Permit may be issued once all conditions have been satisfied. For more information, please see the Prior-to letter under "Application documents"


Grosvenor - Property Americas has applied to the City of Vancouver, seeking to develop a Rectifier Substation building serving the existing TransLink trolley bus network, consisting of:

  • A single storey rectifier building located at the southwest corner of Parcel B, adjacent to existing lane
  • A floor area of approximately 340 m² (3,650 sq. ft.)
  • A maximum height of approximately 8 m (26 ft.)

This development application is pursuant to the pending CD-1 Rezoning, which was approved by City Council, following Public Hearing, on December 9, 2020. As a result, the application is “conditional” so it may be permitted, however, it requires the decision by the Director of Planning.

Grosvenor - Property Americas has applied to the City of Vancouver, seeking to develop a Rectifier Substation building serving the existing TransLink trolley bus network, consisting of:

  • A single storey rectifier building located at the southwest corner of Parcel B, adjacent to existing lane
  • A floor area of approximately 340 m² (3,650 sq. ft.)
  • A maximum height of approximately 8 m (26 ft.)

This development application is pursuant to the pending CD-1 Rezoning, which was approved by City Council, following Public Hearing, on December 9, 2020. As a result, the application is “conditional” so it may be permitted, however, it requires the decision by the Director of Planning.