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Port Coquitlam stepping back adaptability requirements from new multi-family developments – Tri-Cities Dispatch
Port Coquitlam City Hall. photo supplied Port Coquitlam is scaling back its adaptable housing requirements in new multi-family buildings. Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to amend its building and plumbing bylaw, reducing the city’s adaptable requirements from 30 percent to 20 percent in developments with 10 or more units. The change, which impacts all applications submitted after March 10, was intended to make Port Coquitlam more competitiv…
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