This follows two meeting dates over the past month to hear from over one hundred public speakers, with the vast majority voicing their opposition. The decision over the controversial and divisive project was unanimous, with all three members of the panel composed of City staff - chief planner Teresa O’Donnell, chief engineer Lon LaClaire, and general manager of development buildings and licensing Andrea Law - voting in favour, with conditions. After being ordered by the Supreme Court of British Columbia to reconsider the development permit application for building a new mixed-use building in Chinatown, the City of Vancouver’s Development Permit Board ultimately gave the project a green light today in its revote.
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