I don't think we even have a  comprehensive zoning plan for increased density along the Broadway corridor. Let alone any idea of whether or not increased density will include a fixed (and high) percentage of needed rentals or seniors housing.

For all we know it could just be the usual handful of boutique condos sold overseas.

Either the CoV is too afraid to let existing residents know the type of density that would (should!) be included with the Broadway Line - or they have no viable plan for it.

Extend to UBC?    We have  no control over any zoning on the UBC endowment lands - why should taxpayers pony over billions for an extension and not have any say whatsoever on density and housing modes.

We do know however that there is a rental housing crisis for students and UBC chooses to build upscale condos (again sold overseas) instead of needed student housing.