Developer cries foul over city changes to ‘view cones’ rules in Vancouver
A Vancouver developer says he and another landowner on Cambie Street got the short end of the stick when the city moved a ‘view cone’ and redirected it through their properties.
He alleges the changes were made to open up development opportunities on city-owned sites and constitute a conflict of interest.
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