LOUGHEED LANDMARK UPDATE
  
The Lougheed Landmark application was reviewed by the City of Coquitlam on September 9, 2024.
This was not an official hearing; it was an advisory committee meeting
We, the developer, are not allowed to speak at this meeting.
After weeks of seeking input from the City, we discovered that our application did not meet the specifications under the RM6 zoning and have shifted to C7 zoning.
An investor update has been posted at JulyOno.com that explains our side.
FAST TRACKING SSMUH
SSMUH stands for small scale multi-unit housing.
Last year the Province introduced legislative change through Bills 44 and 47 to increase density so more people have access to homes in transit-oriented hub communities.
The BC Ministry of Housing has released free standardized home designs.
The design phase and hiring architects is an expensive and time-intensive process.
This link will take you view the 81-page PDF with ten sample designs.
This initiative is to help build homes faster.
Bill 44 requires municipalities with at least 5,000 people (86 are exempt out of 191 municipalities) to allow multiplexes on a standard residential lot.
Nearly 90% of B.C. communities have adopted small-scale multi-unit housing legislation | BC Gov News
You know what this means: real estate prices will continue to increase in these areas.
AI TIMELINE
My neighbor and friend Jordan Holoman got me hooked up to ChatGPT.
He shared this timeline of artificial intelligence (AI) development since 2022.
Software is developed in iterations or repetitions.
By the way, humans learn this way too.
All you need is a 1-degree iteration to start change in your business or your health.
What is that 1-degree step you will take today?
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