The Vancouver City Council agreed Monday to move forward with condemnation proceedings on a slice of land needed for a road through the mixed-use, walkable neighborhood planned for the former Tower Mall site.
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Source: The Columbian
Vancouver City Council plans to condemn land needed for Grand Loop in Heights District
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