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Eight-unit development is: ‘the direction the province has told us we’re going,’ says mayor

While it might have been a bit much or a tad tight for some, Coquitlam council unanimously approved an eight-unit development in a predominantly single-family neighbourhood. Consisting of a pair of fourplexes sharing one driveway on Delestre Avenue just off Blue Mountain Street, the project would be considered low-density in many countries, noted Mayor Richard […]

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