This location is just one block east a three-minute walking distance from the entrance into SkyTrain’s future South Granville Station, currently under construction.
Three-minute walking distance between the entrance location of SkyTrain’s future South Granville Station and the office tower site at 1395 West Broadway, Vancouver. (Google Maps)
Office tower site at 1395 West Broadway, Vancouver. (Google Maps)
“In recognition of its unique location, on a steeply sloping site, at the high point of the Central Broadway corridor, next to the upcoming transit station, and a large corner lot without the interruption of a lane, the proposal attempts to create a significant building with landmark quality. The design of the building is the result of a sensitive response to the landform, the context at the level of the street as well as the context of the city skyline,” reads the newly submitted rezoning application by Andrew Cheung Architects.
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The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office received a call about someone who was shot at about 1:39 a.m. Deputies arrived to find the victim with at least one gunshot wound and could not save him.
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June 10, 2021
The Evart Fire Department evacuated homes on Thursday evening.
At around 5 p.m. the Evart Fire Department received a call that a construction crew hit a gas pipe.
The crew was surveying the area to put in internet cables when they struck a two inch pipe.
The leak was located at Hemlock Street and Fifth Street in Evart, across the street from Evart Middle School.
Evart Fire Chief Shane Hemler says DTE Energy came to assist them in the clean up.
They now have the leak under control and say its safe to return home.
“Had a couple of wind changes so we had had to expand the area a little bit and got people taken care of from there,” said Chief Hemler. “DTE then jumped on scene and within two hours had the gas shut off.”
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This section of Plum Street between Seventh and 13th streets is on the list of roads to be repaired as part of Parkersburg’s annual paving project. (Photo by Evan Bevins)
PARKERSBURG The city’s annual paving project starts next week, with some overnight work on Murdoch Avenue beginning today.
A new plating system for the floodwall gate crossing Murdoch Avenue was installed in March. Work on the second phase begins at 8 p.m. today, with a crew paving the approaches to the plates to provide a smooth transition, according to a release from City Engineer Adam Stout.