1. Little Mountain public housing residents will be considered first at all stages of the redevelopment until all residents have been relocated.


  2. There will be no reduction in the number of subsidized housing units on the redeveloped Little Mountain site.


  3. Redevelopment of the Little Mountain public housing site will ensure that residents who wish to return can be accommodated on the site.


  4. Any value realized from Little Mountain redevelopment will be reinvested to provide more subsidized housing in B.C.


  5. BC Housing will work with the private sector partner and the City of Vancouver to ensure redevelopment proceeds as quickly as possible.


  6. BC Housing will work with the City of Vancouver to make the new housing more environmentally sustainable.


  7. Redevelopment of the Little Mountain site will result in a better use of this site for Vancouver, and encourage a balanced mixed-income community with subsidized housing more fully integrated into the larger business and residential community.


  8. Redevelopment of older public housing will ensure BC's most vulnerable citizens and those with low incomes have improved access to housing assistance.


  9. Redevelopment will result in safer and better quality subsidized housing, reduced maintenance costs, and better use of public funds.

 
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