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Standardized modular housing designs announced for use across B.C.

On May 5 in Penticton, Modular BC and the Mayors' Task Force introduced the first of eight standardized modular housing designs as part of efforts to expand factory-built housing options across B.C.
The task force, formed by several mayors since November, worked on using modular, factory-built homes to address British Columbia's housing shortage.
The program includes a modular building permit guide and standardized inspection guide to speed housing development with four- and six-plex designs as part of a five-year plan.
Mayor Mike Hurley highlighted that addressing housing requires multiple efforts working together, noting that factory-built homes provide benefits such as affordability, job growth, and reduced environmental impact.
The initiative aims to provide tools to municipalities for faster development and expects broader adoption across B.C. To accelerate housing delivery and industry growth.

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