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Coquitlam begrudgingly rezones 22,000 properties – Tri-Cities Dispatch
file photo Jeremy Shepherd Small things are coming to Coquitlam. Voting over their own objections, Coquitlam city council moved to rezone 22,000 properties for small-scale development in a unanimous vote Monday. The provincially-mandated change allows for four units on most single-family lots in Coquitlam, with six units on properties near transit. The zoning is: “the least efficient way to densify a community,” Mayor Richard Stewart said Monday…
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