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Vancouver approves high-density Jericho Lands project criticized by some residents

It says the project unfolding over 25 to 30 years will potentially house 24,000 residents
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Vancouver’s city council has approved a high-density development concept for a 36-hectare site on the city’s west side, involving13,000 new homes. Homes are seen on the Jericho Land in Vancouver, B.C., on Friday April 8, 2016. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

Vancouver’s city council has approved a high-density development concept for a 36-hectare site on the city’s west side, involving 13,000 new homes.

The Council says the Jericho Lands Policy Statement sets the direction for development of the land owned by a joint venture that includes three First Nations.

It says the project unfolding over 25 to 30 years will potentially house 24,000 residents and include 8 hectares of parks and 4 hectares of public space.

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