Field Note Civic Labs · Prototype report
A reconstructed starting picture of significant planning history and authorized building work around this address, created from official City of Vancouver public records.
Earlier approved · rezoning
Approximately 251 m away, Council approved a rezoning with amendments on March 4, 2021 for a six-storey residential building with 35 secured-market rental homes. The Development Permit Board approved the related application on May 2, 2022, subject to conditions.
Status: This is not a new proposal within the 180-day window. The planning approvals predate this report, and no issued building permit at the exact address was found in the City issued-permit dataset during this review.
Why it may matter: the approved project remains useful background for a homeowner or purchaser because it describes a potentially substantial nearby change, but the records reviewed do not establish that construction is imminent or underway.
View the official rezoning record · View the related development application
Authorized · issued permit
A new-building permit at 2828 W 4th Ave, approximately 97 m away, describes a six-storey mixed-use building with 68 secured-market rental units, two commercial units, and underground parking.
Why it may matter: construction could plausibly affect nearby noise, traffic, and lane activity. The permit alone does not establish that construction is currently underway.
Select the outlined rezoning marker or a solid permit marker for details. Distances are straight-line estimates between official coordinates.
3084 W 4th Ave and 2010 Balaclava St
251 m away · Rezoning approved 2021 · development application approved subject to conditions 2022
Earlier approved—not new in this window
Six-storey residential project with 35 secured-market rental homes. The reviewed records do not establish current construction.
Rezoning, development approval and issued building permits represent different stages. The rezoning shown here is earlier planning history, not a new event in the report window. An issued permit authorizes described work, but does not prove construction is underway. This is a retrospective reconstruction and does not claim Field Note Civic Labs observed each record when it first appeared.