The False Creek Residents Association is dedicated to improving the quality of life for everyone that lives around and visits False Creek, the heart of the city of Vancouver.
In 1990, Concord Pacific was given permission to build 7,650 residential units on the Expo lands they purchased from the province. Part of the agreement was a requirement for 2.75 acres of park for every 1,000 residential units. Lot 9 (Creekside Park - the land northwest of Science World) was part of this original commitment. The actual wording of...Read More...
Oct-25-2011
• Candidates from all municipal parties attended one of the first of several community election events Monday (October 24), organized by the False Creek Residents’ AssociationRead More...
Mar-16-2011
• Vancouver city council has put the brakes on Concord Pacific's plan to build two tall residential towers with more than 500 condos near BC Place Stadium in an effort to prod the company into completing a long-awaited park.
Mar-16-2011
• A former senior city planner urged city council Monday night to reject a Las Vegas company’s proposal to build a mega casino and hotel complex adjacent to B.C. Place Stadium.
Mar-16-2011
• The False Creek Residents Association lost a two-year battle in 2009, when Vancouver city council approved a staff report recommending an unprecedented level of density for Northeast False Creek.Read More...
Feb-7-2011
• More than twenty years later there is still no park in place and no plans to deliver it. Which raises the painful question of what worth Concord's promises have if they are not delivered in the lifetime of those they were promised to?Read More...
