Campbell River - 300 Robron

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Overview

BC Housing is working on plans to replace the townhomes at 300 Robron Road, Campbell River.

Built in 1976, these homes are aging and require extensive repairs. The 3.18-acre site currently includes 14 buildings with 48 three- and four-bedroom homes.

During this multi-year project, we will replace the aging buildings with new, more liveable and sustainable homes that will serve Robron Village residents for decades to come. Redeveloping the site also creates an opportunity to increase the number of homes and provide much-needed family housing in Campbell River.

Project update

This project is in the early stages of planning. Typically, the redevelopment planning timeline for a project like this takes two to three years. Now in the design development phase, the project has completed feasibility studies and initial concept planning. Upcoming activities include:

  • Collaborating with an architect and design team to refine the project design and development plans.
  • Continuing engagement with Robron Village residents, community members, and the municipality to share updates and gather feedback.
  • Incorporating Robron Village resident input to ensure the new development meets their needs and those of future residents.

Our commitments to residents

  • BC Housing is committed to protecting current residents from the impacts of redevelopment in the following ways:
  • As much as possible, all residents will be able to stay in their current home until their new home is completed.
  • BC Housing will work with each household to make sure they have access to secure housing, and their needs are met throughout planning and redevelopment.
  • Residents will get to choose whether they want to move into a new home before anyone else.
  • BC Housing will pay for reasonable moving costs. This can include hiring movers and reconnecting utilities like telephones and cable.
  • When residents move into their new home, their rental agreement will remain the same as long as they remain eligible for subsidized housing.

Community Engagement

This is an exciting opportunity to build better affordable housing for Robron Village families and the Campbell River community. There will be opportunities for community engagement if this project moves forward. Check back here for updates.

Questions?

Please contact: communityrelations@bchousing.org

Overview

BC Housing is working on plans to replace the townhomes at 300 Robron Road, Campbell River.

Built in 1976, these homes are aging and require extensive repairs. The 3.18-acre site currently includes 14 buildings with 48 three- and four-bedroom homes.

During this multi-year project, we will replace the aging buildings with new, more liveable and sustainable homes that will serve Robron Village residents for decades to come. Redeveloping the site also creates an opportunity to increase the number of homes and provide much-needed family housing in Campbell River.

Project update

This project is in the early stages of planning. Typically, the redevelopment planning timeline for a project like this takes two to three years. Now in the design development phase, the project has completed feasibility studies and initial concept planning. Upcoming activities include:

  • Collaborating with an architect and design team to refine the project design and development plans.
  • Continuing engagement with Robron Village residents, community members, and the municipality to share updates and gather feedback.
  • Incorporating Robron Village resident input to ensure the new development meets their needs and those of future residents.

Our commitments to residents

  • BC Housing is committed to protecting current residents from the impacts of redevelopment in the following ways:
  • As much as possible, all residents will be able to stay in their current home until their new home is completed.
  • BC Housing will work with each household to make sure they have access to secure housing, and their needs are met throughout planning and redevelopment.
  • Residents will get to choose whether they want to move into a new home before anyone else.
  • BC Housing will pay for reasonable moving costs. This can include hiring movers and reconnecting utilities like telephones and cable.
  • When residents move into their new home, their rental agreement will remain the same as long as they remain eligible for subsidized housing.

Community Engagement

This is an exciting opportunity to build better affordable housing for Robron Village families and the Campbell River community. There will be opportunities for community engagement if this project moves forward. Check back here for updates.

Questions?

Please contact: communityrelations@bchousing.org