102 Water St, Vancouver

Neighbourhood profile

From the 2021 Census, for the small area around this address that Statistics Canada calls a dissemination area (59153578, 630 people). Statistics Canada draws these areas; they are not the City's neighbourhoods.

Permit history

1. 2026-01-27 To demolish the fire-damaged, 4-storey mixed-use building (commercial/residential) to grade. OK for SIPs as per City staff)The deconstruction shall be in accordance with the submitted deconstruction plan and to be confirmed through an acceptable Deconstruction Compliance Report form with copies of recycling and disposal facility receipts. Attach all receipts and submit by email to [contact removed]. All deconstruction is to be completed to the satisfaction of the Director of Planning prior to the issuance of the building permit. 2) Notice of Demolition must be provided to District Building Inspector 24 hours in advance of demolition by calling 3-1-1 or [contact removed] outside of Vancouver. · $200,000
   Clearview Demolition Ltd Issued
2. 2021-12-01 Interior alterations in the basement area of this existing mixed used with Retail, Restaurant on the ground floor and SRA above, Heritage B Building to add chain link fence to house the new electrical equipment for the BC Hydro "H" frame elimination project. Energy Upgrade exempted: H-Frame Removal Project OK for Field Review per City staff · $3,400
   Advanco Electric Ltd Issued
3. 2019-06-27 Interior alterations only to provide tenant fitout for a new Retail Limited Food Store dba. The Praguery at 221 Abbott Street at this existing Winter's Residence commercial building. Note: BP-2017-03061 had previously approved a 50 GPM capacity grease trap interceptor. Storefront glazing to remain clear and unobstructed. \t\t\t\t Separate permits will be required for signs and/or awnings.\t\t\t\t OK for field review and district building inspector to determine if a sprinkler permit would be required, Howie Chow, May 15, 2019. Class-5 Cooking Operations: “Where complaints are received such as mold from too much moisture, over-heating in the work environment, objectionable odors, or build up of grease or smoke residue, the owner or manager is responsible to make the required corrections, such as a menu change or applying for a building permit to comply with the appropriate Class of Cooking Operation.” Energy Upgrade: L2 - Lighting - Upgrade to incorporate Automatic Lighting Shutoff (per City staff.4.1.1 of ASHRAE 90.1 - 2010) · $50,000
   no contractor listed Issued
4. 2017-11-09 Interior alterations to provide improvements for new retail tenant on the ground floor of this existing mixed use building on this site. OK for Field review per City staff · $150,000
   no contractor listed Issued
5. 2017-06-28 (221 Abbot) Interior alterations and a change of use from Retail to Retail (Limited Food) with maximum 16 seats to provide improvements for a new retail tenant on the ground floor of this existing mixed use building on this site. Work to install a install grease trap. OK for field review per City staff. · $4,000
   no contractor listed Issued

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