750 W 32nd Av, Vancouver

Neighbourhood profile

From the 2021 Census, for the small area around this address that Statistics Canada calls a dissemination area (59150671, 523 people). Statistics Canada draws these areas; they are not the City's neighbourhoods.

Permit history

1. 2026-04-17 To develop a 13-storey long term care facility (with 240 assisted living type sleeping rooms) consisting of: 1st storey – lower parking, loading, production kitchen, and building services. 2nd storey – principal entrance, 300 m2 multi-purpose facility for the use of the community, staff support area and upper parking. 3rd storey – Amenities for the residents and a Childcare facility -(12 toddlers and 25 preschool aged children) 4th to 13th storeys – 240 assisted living type sleeping rooms/ beds. The building is equipped with a 2-stage Fire Alarm. Radio antenna system to be installed in this building. 3 cooking operations will be installed: - Level 1 Product. Kitchen: Class 1. Commercial kitchen exhaust system to NFPA 96 (Type 1 hood). - Level 3 Bistro: Class 5. Appliances to be less than or equal to 6 kW. - Level 4 to Level 13 - two "Re-Therm Pantry" at each floor : Class 3. Domestic hood with a grease filter is required. Limited smoke and grease laden vapours are produced. 08-July -2025 - Stage 1 (E&S ) "BP BEFORE DP" issued. 12-Nov-2025 - Stage 2 (foundation to grade (incl. L2) struct. only issued. 17-Apr-2026 - Stage 3 (full permit) issued. Stage 3 released under the following conditions: 1. Kitchens in the childcare were not reviewed by VCH based on the children bringing their own meals and staff only preparing basic snacks. VCH review is required if more significant food preparation is planed. 2. Space beside the bistro that may be used by the third party at a later date was not reviewed. BP application for Revision to BP is required if the operator wants to use this space as of their food based business. 5-May-2026 - Rev#1 issued. · $200,000,000
   Scott Construction Ltd Issued
2. 2022-01-18 Exterior alterations for the installation of a backup power generator on a concrete pad at the north-east corner of the parking area being accessed from Heather street at this existing Senior's Supportive and Assisted Housing/Special Needs Residential Facility (Group B) building on this site. Exterior alterations cleared for DB per City staff · $605,000
   no contractor listed Issued
3. 2020-03-16 Exterior and interior alterations to provide an outdoor back-up generator on a concrete pad at the south-east corner of the building (4885 Saint John Paull II Way) at this existing Senior's Supportive and Assisted Housing/Special Needs Residential Facility Class B building on this site. Scope of work includes minor landscape alterations to approved landscape plan. · $239,000
   Mott Electric General Partnership Issued

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