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1554 Roxbury Road
Detached house · North Vancouver, BC V7G 1X7
1554 Roxbury Road is a two-storey detached house in Deep Cove, North Vancouver. It was built in 1969 and sits on a 7,838 sq ft lot zoned R2.
The house
- Year built
- 1969
- Type
- Single family, detached
- Storeys
- 2
- Construction
- Wood frame
- Age
- About 57 years old
- Neighbourhood
- Deep Cove
- House footprint
- About 1,290 sq ft (ground floor)
The lot
- Lot size
- 728.2 m² (7,838 sq ft)
- Zoning
- R2
- Community plan (OCP)
- Residential Level 2
- Legal
- Lot 7 Block 13 District Lot 575 Plan 13238
- PID
- 008-688-427
Pipes and services
- Water line to the house
- Copper, 19 mm, 1969
- Sewer line
- Asbestos cement, 100 mm, 1965
- Storm line
- Material not recorded, 100 mm, 1974
Line material, size and install year come from District of North Vancouver records.
Hazard areas
- Creek hazard area
- Not in one
- Slope hazard area
- Not in one
- Wildfire hazard area
- Not in one
- Streamside protection area
- Not in one
These are the District of North Vancouver development permit areas. None of them covers this lot.
Flood, snow and parks
- Sea level rise flood area
- Not in one
- Snow clearing on this street
- Priority 2: passable within 48 hours
- Nearest park
- Wickenden Park, about 170 m away
- Nearest playground
- Myrtle Park, about 260 m away
- Nearest off-leash dog area
- Lynn Canyon Park, about 4,970 m away
Flood areas are from the District of North Vancouver map for 1 and 2 metres of sea level rise during an extreme storm. Snow times are the District’s targets after the snow stops; local streets are cleared after priority 1 and 2 streets. Park distances are straight-line from the lot, from the District park map.
What could be built here
- Lot size
- 728 m²
- Today (R2)
- A house with a secondary suite, plus a coach house where the District allows one
- Under BC’s multiplex rules
- At least 4 units, or 6 if within 400 m of a frequent bus stop
- Status in the District
- Not adopted yet
BC’s multiplex rules (Bill 25) set a minimum of 3 units on lots up to 280 m², 4 on larger lots, and 6 on lots within 400 m of a frequent bus stop. Lots over 4,050 m² and protected heritage lots are exempt. District of North Vancouver council voted against adopting these rules on April 13, 2026, and as of October 2026 they are not in the District’s zoning, so do not count on extra units yet. Setbacks, height and floor area limits still decide what fits, so check with the District planning department first. Ask Tom for a builder’s check of this lot.
The ground
- Elevation
- About 41 m above sea level
- Ground type
- Bedrock
- Earthquake site class
- A (hard rock)
- Snow load for building design
- 3.0 kPa
Soft ground shakes more in an earthquake, so builders design for the site class. Ground type and site class come from District of North Vancouver hazard mapping (Natural Resources Canada data). Elevation is from the Copernicus satellite elevation model, so treat it as approximate. Snow load is the BC Building Code value for North Vancouver (set at 135 m); higher lots can need more, so confirm with the District.
Schools
- Elementary catchment
- Cove Cliff
- Secondary catchment
- Seycove
- School district
- North Vancouver (SD44)
Catchments come from School District 44 maps and can change. Confirm with North Vancouver School District 44 before you count on a school.
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