Marpole Temporary Modular Housing ("Reiderman Residence")
As per the development permit, Laurier PAC will have a seat on the Community Advisory Committee. We will work to post relevant information on this web page. Please contact PAC if you have any questions about this.
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - October 10, 2019
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - April 11, 2019
reiderman_residence_minutes_april_11_2019.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - January 24, 2019
reiderman_residence_minutes_january_24_2019.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - October 18, 2018
reiderman_residence_minutes_october_18_2018.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - September 18, 2018
reiderman_residence_minutes_september_18_2018.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - June 14, 2018
reiderman-residence-minutes-june-14-2018.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - May 18, 2018
reiderman_residence_community_advisory_committee_minutes_may_18_2018.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - April 12, 2018
reiderman_residence_minutes_april_12_2018.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - March 14, 2018
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Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - February 8, 2018
rr_cac_minutes_feb_8_sent_feb_21.pdf
reiderman_residences_-good_neighbour_agreement_form__1_.docx
The City of Vancouver is building Temporary Modular Housing (TMH) across from the school on Heather Street at 59th Avenue.
vancouver.ca/people-programs/temporary-modular-housing.aspx
Prior to the issuing of the Development Permit, PAC was invited to a meeting with the City and other PAC's to discuss the project. The memo below was written to address some concerns raised.
See this memo on answers to questions raised at a meeting between City staff and PAC Executives from Churchill Secondary, Ideal Mini and Laurier Elementary Schools:
download file
The email decision on TMH in Marpole to PAC from Gil Kelley, General Manager, Planning, Urban Design & Sustainability:
download file
The development permit can be read here:
development.vancouver.ca/650w57th/index.htm
At the Community Conversation required in the development permit a handout answering several questions including who to contact if you have a concern with the residence
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - October 10, 2019
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - April 11, 2019
reiderman_residence_minutes_april_11_2019.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - January 24, 2019
reiderman_residence_minutes_january_24_2019.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - October 18, 2018
reiderman_residence_minutes_october_18_2018.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - September 18, 2018
reiderman_residence_minutes_september_18_2018.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - June 14, 2018
reiderman-residence-minutes-june-14-2018.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - May 18, 2018
reiderman_residence_community_advisory_committee_minutes_may_18_2018.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - April 12, 2018
reiderman_residence_minutes_april_12_2018.pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - March 14, 2018
download pdf
Reiderman Residence CAC Minutes - February 8, 2018
rr_cac_minutes_feb_8_sent_feb_21.pdf
reiderman_residences_-good_neighbour_agreement_form__1_.docx
The City of Vancouver is building Temporary Modular Housing (TMH) across from the school on Heather Street at 59th Avenue.
vancouver.ca/people-programs/temporary-modular-housing.aspx
Prior to the issuing of the Development Permit, PAC was invited to a meeting with the City and other PAC's to discuss the project. The memo below was written to address some concerns raised.
See this memo on answers to questions raised at a meeting between City staff and PAC Executives from Churchill Secondary, Ideal Mini and Laurier Elementary Schools:
download file
The email decision on TMH in Marpole to PAC from Gil Kelley, General Manager, Planning, Urban Design & Sustainability:
download file
The development permit can be read here:
development.vancouver.ca/650w57th/index.htm
At the Community Conversation required in the development permit a handout answering several questions including who to contact if you have a concern with the residence
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On Wednesday Dec 13 we will be presenting at the VSB Standing Committee II to ask some questions to the VSB. The agenda can be found under the CTTEE II tab on:
www.vsb.bc.ca/meetings/agendas/meeting-agendas-current
On December 13th Laurier PAC attended the VSB Standing Committee II Planning and Facilities meeting and presented the following brief and presentation.
Most of the trustees had questions for us, and there was also discussion later in the meeting as there was a related agenda item.
It was clear that safety of students and staff is a priority.
We learned that the weekly high level meeting between the VSB and the City had just been set up.
There was a comment that any garden box damage would fall under vandalism; no preventative steps were suggested.
There was also a question about current buffer zones and the answer was they are around some vendors but not residences.
A trustee asked the staffers a question about information flow. The answer seems to be that policy things should go through the principal but we could send facilities questions directly - we were given email contacts.
David Green also talked about getting together to help shape the terms of reference for the CAC
There is as yet no information on the required community conversation.
Overview of Speaking Points for Laurier PAC's Presentation
download file
Temporary Modular Housing Presentation to VSB Committee II by Laurier PAC, December 13, 2017
download file
www.vsb.bc.ca/meetings/agendas/meeting-agendas-current
On December 13th Laurier PAC attended the VSB Standing Committee II Planning and Facilities meeting and presented the following brief and presentation.
Most of the trustees had questions for us, and there was also discussion later in the meeting as there was a related agenda item.
It was clear that safety of students and staff is a priority.
We learned that the weekly high level meeting between the VSB and the City had just been set up.
There was a comment that any garden box damage would fall under vandalism; no preventative steps were suggested.
There was also a question about current buffer zones and the answer was they are around some vendors but not residences.
A trustee asked the staffers a question about information flow. The answer seems to be that policy things should go through the principal but we could send facilities questions directly - we were given email contacts.
David Green also talked about getting together to help shape the terms of reference for the CAC
There is as yet no information on the required community conversation.
Overview of Speaking Points for Laurier PAC's Presentation
download file
Temporary Modular Housing Presentation to VSB Committee II by Laurier PAC, December 13, 2017
download file