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Duncan council narrowly approves final rezoning reading for Dakova Square

A proposed five-storey residential-commercial building in downtown Duncan is a step closer to becoming a reality after a slight set back.

Mayor Phil Kent says the $11 million Dakova Square project was front and centre at Monday’s meeting, after it landed on the new council’s lap following a motion last month to hold off the final rezoning reading.

The final bylaw reading was approved after a close 4-3 vote.

The building would be located at the corner of Canada Avenue and Government Street and would dramatically alter the look of downtown.

 

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