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Aaron Webster Co-op

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Samira, Brieghann, Shorai (holding ferret) and Truman (reaching for ferret).

PARTICIPATION REQUIRED. Send SASE (Business size #10) for application. Limited Subsidy Available.

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Address
Aaron Webster Co-op
108-1885 East Pender St
Vancouver, BC, Canada  V5L 1W6
email: rilwyn@yahoo.ca

Where we're located
Located on the NorthWest corner of Pender and Victoria and close to major bus routes (Numbers 10, 16, 20, 23 etc.)

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Maximum housing charges
1 Bdrm (575 - 633 sq.ft.) units at $701. per month
2 Bdrm (758 - 870 sq.ft.) units at $852. per month
3 Bdrm (980 sq.ft.) units at $966. per month

Share Purchase: $1600-$1900-$2200

Program: ILM
No. of Units: 31

More about Aaron Webster Co-op
Aaron Webster Housing Co-operative (originally City View) was completed in 1987. We are a culturally-diverse family-oriented group of people with members from around the world.

The Vancouver East Cultural Centre, Britannia Community Centre, Templeton swimming pool and running track, and a wide selection of shopping and services, many of them located on popular Commercial Drive, are all within walking distance. Bus routes to downtown, Burnaby, the Skytrain and points further are only a block away.

The four storey building complex is comprised of thirty-one 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites. Four of the 2 bedroom suites are completely wheelchair accessible.

Features of the building include intercom, underground parking, shared laundry facilities and a children's play area. A common room is available for the use of Co-op members.

Through its Operating Agreement with the British Columbia Housing Management Commission the Co-op can occasionally provide a subsidy (Occupancy Charge Supplements) for those who meet the Commission's requirements. General inquiries and applications should be directed to the BCHMC at 604-433-1711.

Participation:

Membership in a Co-op offers a sense of community generally not found in regular apartment buildings. Since the Co-op is run by the Members, residents are able to actively participate in the decision making. There's no landlord - we're it! We are all responsible for the way things operate.

The structure of the Co-op consists of a Board of Directors, various committees and the general membership. The Board (elected annually) meets monthly to set the goals and objectives of the Co-op, as well as to make decisions based on policy approved by the General Membership. The Board also liases with the various Committees.

These include the Maintenance, Finance, Membership, Kids, Gardening & Grounds Committees, among others. Committees carry out the day-to-day as well as the long range tasks that enable the Co-op to operate. For example, Membership interviews prospective applicants, Finance researches and makes recommendations about money matters, while Maintenance oversees general building and apartment maintenance.

Individual Members are expected to attend General Meetings, as well as regularly participate on the Committee of their choice. Additionally, Members are legally responsible for adhering to the terms of the Occupancy and the Participation Agreements signed before move-in.

About the Suites:

Each individual apartment is complete with carpeting, blinds, refrigerator and stove. Two units have dishwashers, the others have microwaves.

Pets are welcome, within the guidelines of our Pet Policy.

There is a refundable deposit for the underground parking remote control and for the front door remote control available for handicapped Members.

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