City-initiated zoning changes (rezoning) in areas of Broadway and Cambie Corridor Plans

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The City of Vancouver is proposing zoning changes to implement Council-approved policy. The proposal is for a City-initiated rezoning of certain areas of Broadway and Cambie Corridor to new low-rise and tower district schedules. These district schedules will standardize regulations across the applicable plan areas and simplify the development approvals process.

If approved, this initiative would eliminate the need for owners to apply for a rezoning on each individual site. Instead, applicants could proceed directly to a development permit application.

The new zoning would allow for multi-family buildings from approximately four to 22 storeys, depending on site conditions, in areas close to transit and commercial centres. Consistent with approved plan policies, the highest density buildings under this zone would be required to include affordable housing and/or childcare, and may choose to provide local-serving retail or service spaces. Lower-density development options that currently exist on these parcels would remain (such as under R1-1 zoning). The new district schedules will be accompanied by guidelines that will provide additional guidance on urban design aspects.

This project is one of the implementation initiatives under the Vancouver Plan, which includes direction to simplify, clarify and consolidate plans, policies and regulations to improve the development process. These proposed changes would allow housing projects to be built faster with less cost, giving priority to providing homes for people who need them and working toward maintaining diversity in the city.

Learn more about the proposed zoning changes [PDF - 4 MB].


简体中文 | 繁體中文

The City of Vancouver is proposing zoning changes to implement Council-approved policy. The proposal is for a City-initiated rezoning of certain areas of Broadway and Cambie Corridor to new low-rise and tower district schedules. These district schedules will standardize regulations across the applicable plan areas and simplify the development approvals process.

If approved, this initiative would eliminate the need for owners to apply for a rezoning on each individual site. Instead, applicants could proceed directly to a development permit application.

The new zoning would allow for multi-family buildings from approximately four to 22 storeys, depending on site conditions, in areas close to transit and commercial centres. Consistent with approved plan policies, the highest density buildings under this zone would be required to include affordable housing and/or childcare, and may choose to provide local-serving retail or service spaces. Lower-density development options that currently exist on these parcels would remain (such as under R1-1 zoning). The new district schedules will be accompanied by guidelines that will provide additional guidance on urban design aspects.

This project is one of the implementation initiatives under the Vancouver Plan, which includes direction to simplify, clarify and consolidate plans, policies and regulations to improve the development process. These proposed changes would allow housing projects to be built faster with less cost, giving priority to providing homes for people who need them and working toward maintaining diversity in the city.

Learn more about the proposed zoning changes [PDF - 4 MB].


Q&A

The opportunity to ask questions through the Q&A is available from March 4 to March 18, 2025.  

We post all questions as-is and aim to respond to comments submitted in English within two business days. Some questions that require translation or coordination with internal departments may need additional time to post a response. 

Please note that the comment form will remain open after the Q&A period. The Project Lead can also be contacted directly for any further feedback or questions.



问答

您可以在2025年3月4日至3月18日之间通过问题与解答(Q&A)提出问题。

我们会将问题按原文发布,并争取在两个工作日内回复用英文提出的问题。一些需要翻译或是需与内部部门协调的问题可能需要额外的时间才能回复。

请注意,问题解答(Q&A)期结束后,评论意见表仍将继续开放。如果有任何进一步的反馈或问题,您也可以直接与项目负责人联系。

 

問答

您可以在2025年3月4日至3月18日期間,通過問答環節提問。

所有問題將按原文公布。對於以英文提交的評論,我們的目標是在兩個工作日內回覆。對於需要翻譯或與內部部門協調後才能回覆的問題,可能需要更多時間才能公布答案。

請注意,評論表格將在問答環節結束後繼續開放。如有任何進一步的意見或問題,您亦可直接聯絡項目負責人。

 

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