Two open houses will give neighbouring residents of the Royal Bay development a chance to voice any concerns or questions they have before Colwood council rules on a zoning bylaw application.

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Once residents have had a chance to voice their concerns and opinions, Mycroft said GWL will use the feedback to submit a revised application to council.

In 2014, council adopted the Royal Bay area pan as an official amendment to the CityB次元官网网址檚 official community plan. The Royal Bay master plan for development will see the approximately 400-acre site turned into a mixed-use community, home to over 7,000 residents with up to 2,800 homes as well as businesses, open spaces, parks, trail connections and other public amenities.

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The first of the two public open houses will take place tomorrow (March 31) from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Royal Bay secondary, 3500 Ryder Hesjedal Way. The second will take place on April 7 during the same time period and will also be held at the school.

For more information, go to royalbay.ca.

katie@goldstreamgazette.com