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Riley Park

1,243 records of what the City decided about Riley Park, 1970–2026, each linked to its source.

1,243
records placed on Riley Park, between 1970 and 2026
Most of them in the 2020s · Open on the map, with its record

Its busiest streets

West King Edward Avenue120+Cambie Street120+Main Street120+West 21st Avenue120+West 17th Avenue119West 22nd Avenue112Quebec Street82East 38th Avenue81

What keeps coming up

New-building permitsNew-building permits the City issued.493
Demolition permitsDemolition permits the City issued.459
RezoningA site or an area given new zoning rules, from one address's CD-1 rezoning to a text amendment across a zone.141
Rental housing and tenantsRental buildings, their demolition or replacement, and the protections their tenants have.74
Split votesCouncil decisions with a councillor recorded against: split tallies in the voting record, or an "opposed" note in the minutes (printed from 1974).39

Decade by decade

Newest first, one record a decade; each line opens its source.

  1. 2020s737
    S.U.C.C.E.S.S. to run 48 social housing homes at 167 East 36th Avenue · 2025
  2. 2010s384
    Rental buildings in shopping zones need building permits before demolition · 2010
  3. 2000s9
    Hillcrest and Nat Bailey Stadium parks rezoned for their master plan · 2006
  4. 1990s20
    Little Mountain Neighbourhood House given up to $130,000 for building improvements · 1999
  5. 1970s93
    More illegal suites allowed to stay on hardship grounds, one refused · 1973

Council's decisions and permits to read first

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See also

In this local area

Non-market housing in Riley ParkIts buildings, their homes and who runs themPlaces in Riley ParkCity money, council decisions and permits, place by place

Other local areas

Dunbar-Southlands1,384 recordsVictoria-Fraserview1,245 recordsKitsilano1,053 recordsDowntown991 records

Overview

The cityEvery record on the map, block by block

Up to 12 records a decade are here, 57 of the 1,243; the rest are on its streets. Council's minutes, its voting record and the City's building permits, where a record names an address or a lot here. The voting record · The whole city