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A development in Wilson Crescent that would add two apartment buildings to the area has taken another step forward. Council unanimously voted in favour of passing second reading on July 16, which means the project will now go to public hearing.

Â鶹Éç¹ú²úis well on the way to using the relatively new rental zoning powers the province gave municipalities last year.

A two-building mixed-used development with four residential apartments has been approved for 37781 Cleveland Ave., which is in downtown Squamish. Council voted unanimously in favour of granting a development permit to Elevation Collective Ltd.

A new building for local furniture and woodworking company Leon Lebeniste has been approved at 38935 Queens Way. Council voted unanimously in favour of granting a development permit to Hewitt Group Inc. for the building.

Just over 4,000 new homes were released in region in first six months of 2019, versus nearly 8,000 one year previously