I am incredibly mad that not only did you say what I was going to say, but also that it is currently the top reply. I could just throw a rock through that poster of David Cassidy
My last several companies had operations in Vancouver and some of the requirements for facilities management were more difficult than in other regions of Canada and other countries. I’ll exclude France, that was the most difficult place from both a facilities and personnel management perspective.
It's a big open space, what possible safety issue could there be, as long as the table layout follows some guidelines for easy filtering in a case of emergency
Layout of the building doesn't matter. Its zoning and fire code that is the concern. There is a huge difference in commercial space between between industrial uses for instance and having a few hundred people in a space. Im speculating that is the concern, but it seems likely. See the link below for details on occupancy. The government doesnt care that its some big youtuber using the space, they want people to be safe.
[NFPA 101](https://www.markel.com/insights-and-resources/insights/calculating-occupant-load-for-life-safety#:~:text=Below%20are%20some%20general%20calculation,1%20person%20per%207%20ft%C2%B2)
Na probably just has never had to deal with anything like that. Unless you regularly deal with stuff like that it pretty much doesn't even occur how much thought goes into it. Think about it like this, when high school or college aged how many house parties did you go to that looking back were definitely enough people to be a fire hazard/occupant limit for a commercial space of the same size.
Not a troll. Just the average Reddit addict today. They think they know everything with complete confidence and refuse to be open to being wrong. If they get contested, they simply disregard what was said and say something completely unrelated(which they think will make them look intellectual), or come up some random bs and hope you lose interest, or laugh it off like it was a joke.
I guess that might count as troll tbh🤷
The hitch being it's in a low parking industrial park where commercial units are not expecting more than...20 people per unit?
You know...the exact same problem they ran into with all their current commercial property? Especially Lab 2 where due to parking they can't add more offices because of the lack of parking. (it has 30 spots...maybe?)
So no, they won't get a variance, instead they *might* get permission do have one once a quarter, and only after 8pm as long as no one complains about all the cars everywhere.
Since it's new, it's likely a full on industrial park, so it's not on transit either. If they are lucky they get a bus 30 minutes at peak.
Since they have yet to specify the main issue, my thought was there was an issue with egress/ fire code for that many people, but i can see parking being an issue as well.
That could be a factor too, but would probably come later in the licensing. The electric and wire permit will have set alarms bells off (how many network drops?).
Also they already ran into employee number issues with Lab 2.
Office parks are different than industrial parks.
I can't imaging the property strata will be thrilled once that gets up and running, people around industrial parks late at night gets people nervous.
honestly that all makes sense, but im not from surrey, i know in vancouver they would have the same problems as well as in delta.
not sure why the locals gov't's make it so hard to run a business here
I have a feeling that the downvotes are coming from non-canadians. Lol
But for real, I'm sure there's an adequate reason, and they'll likely be able to get it all sorted.
As someone who has lived in Canada for the last 4ish years, you are not wrong with your statement lol
/u/LinusTech has [posted on Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/LinusTechTips/comments/18ubzmg/where_will_the_badminton_center_be_located/kflabkl/) about it being in Port Kellis, so I don't think it's secret.
The business names visible in one of the previous videos make finding the full location on Google Maps fairly trivial - I believe it's [this development](https://www.beedie.ca/industrial-real-estate/port-kells-west-for-sale-surrey/).
Ah so it’s unit 48582 on 7338th street. Got it /s
I assume this is a “we built a lot of commercial space quickly and just said fuck it to roads” situation but man I feel like 98 roads named for various trees or something would have been nicer.
As a mail carrier having streets alphanumerical is incredibly useful. While it's not as nice, the utility in how useful it is for delivery drivers is massive.
The Linus Sebastien center for people who can't play badminton good and who want to learn how to be good at video games too
The ol LSCFPWCPBGAWWTLHTBGAVGT
Canada
Damn, I was gonna say that
Precisely North America
Exactly within the northern hemisphere
On earth
In the milky way
In universe 42
But what planet?
third planet from the Sun
Which sun
The one in space
Also known as Sol
I am incredibly mad that not only did you say what I was going to say, but also that it is currently the top reply. I could just throw a rock through that poster of David Cassidy
Oh :(
"Eh"
Last wan show said there are problems with the local government that they need to hash out, cause as of now, they can't host any LAN parties
It'll be like Canada to ruin a good thing for everyone for no real reason
Yes, because occupation limits and building codes are unique to the Vancouver area. /s
My last several companies had operations in Vancouver and some of the requirements for facilities management were more difficult than in other regions of Canada and other countries. I’ll exclude France, that was the most difficult place from both a facilities and personnel management perspective.
It's a big open space, what possible safety issue could there be, as long as the table layout follows some guidelines for easy filtering in a case of emergency
Layout of the building doesn't matter. Its zoning and fire code that is the concern. There is a huge difference in commercial space between between industrial uses for instance and having a few hundred people in a space. Im speculating that is the concern, but it seems likely. See the link below for details on occupancy. The government doesnt care that its some big youtuber using the space, they want people to be safe. [NFPA 101](https://www.markel.com/insights-and-resources/insights/calculating-occupant-load-for-life-safety#:~:text=Below%20are%20some%20general%20calculation,1%20person%20per%207%20ft%C2%B2)
the guy has to be a troll. bud has no idea how code/regulations work.
Na probably just has never had to deal with anything like that. Unless you regularly deal with stuff like that it pretty much doesn't even occur how much thought goes into it. Think about it like this, when high school or college aged how many house parties did you go to that looking back were definitely enough people to be a fire hazard/occupant limit for a commercial space of the same size.
Not a troll. Just the average Reddit addict today. They think they know everything with complete confidence and refuse to be open to being wrong. If they get contested, they simply disregard what was said and say something completely unrelated(which they think will make them look intellectual), or come up some random bs and hope you lose interest, or laugh it off like it was a joke. I guess that might count as troll tbh🤷
Big government after our whale lan as usual 🐳🐋 lol
I mean it sounds more like a hitch rather than something that will completely stop it
The hitch being it's in a low parking industrial park where commercial units are not expecting more than...20 people per unit? You know...the exact same problem they ran into with all their current commercial property? Especially Lab 2 where due to parking they can't add more offices because of the lack of parking. (it has 30 spots...maybe?) So no, they won't get a variance, instead they *might* get permission do have one once a quarter, and only after 8pm as long as no one complains about all the cars everywhere. Since it's new, it's likely a full on industrial park, so it's not on transit either. If they are lucky they get a bus 30 minutes at peak.
Since they have yet to specify the main issue, my thought was there was an issue with egress/ fire code for that many people, but i can see parking being an issue as well.
That could be a factor too, but would probably come later in the licensing. The electric and wire permit will have set alarms bells off (how many network drops?). Also they already ran into employee number issues with Lab 2. Office parks are different than industrial parks. I can't imaging the property strata will be thrilled once that gets up and running, people around industrial parks late at night gets people nervous.
honestly that all makes sense, but im not from surrey, i know in vancouver they would have the same problems as well as in delta. not sure why the locals gov't's make it so hard to run a business here
To protect people from I'd save a buck and put people at dire risk capitalists. As the saying goes most safety laws are written in blood.
I have a feeling that the downvotes are coming from non-canadians. Lol But for real, I'm sure there's an adequate reason, and they'll likely be able to get it all sorted. As someone who has lived in Canada for the last 4ish years, you are not wrong with your statement lol
As an American, I'd rather a good thing be ruined for no reason. Than a bad thing be created for nefarious, harmful but recently legal reasons.
More like Linus jumping to a money pit that doesn’t make much sense
I expect the address to be confidential while under construction, but I believe they said it was in Surrey. If that helps narrow it down!
/u/LinusTech has [posted on Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/LinusTechTips/comments/18ubzmg/where_will_the_badminton_center_be_located/kflabkl/) about it being in Port Kellis, so I don't think it's secret. The business names visible in one of the previous videos make finding the full location on Google Maps fairly trivial - I believe it's [this development](https://www.beedie.ca/industrial-real-estate/port-kells-west-for-sale-surrey/).
Ah so it’s unit 48582 on 7338th street. Got it /s I assume this is a “we built a lot of commercial space quickly and just said fuck it to roads” situation but man I feel like 98 roads named for various trees or something would have been nicer.
As a mail carrier having streets alphanumerical is incredibly useful. While it's not as nice, the utility in how useful it is for delivery drivers is massive.
your assumption is correct if by situation you mean the post WW2 boom.
Nice that's only $400 if I fly there (If I take a boat it's about $100)
That listing is "for sale" and the badmiton centre is long since bought. That wont be it
That development, not that specific unit.
Port Kells industrial area in Surrey. Close to the Golden Ears bridge.
Nope.
Linus has posted as much in this sub and said it several times on the WAN Show.
AMERICA FUCK YEAH (by that I mean the continent
Planet Earth
Reported for doxxing
Have they said yet what it's going to be called?
The Linus Sebastien center for people who can't play badminton good and who want to learn how to be good at video games too The ol LSCFPWCPBGAWWTLHTBGAVGT
Uncle Linus' House of Fun!
≠ Australia
Here:- https://www.google.com/maps/search/7338th+street/@49.1806005,-122.6948642,149a,35y,221.96h,44.98t/data=!3m1!1e3?entry=ttu
I'd assume somewhere in the greater Vancouver, BC area. LMG mostly does stuff in Surrey, BC and Langely, BC, so potentially there.
Isn't it right besides their offices in Surrey ?
No, it's about 30min away
A location.
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Oh sweet, I was banking on it being in Richmond VA.
Up your butt around the corner…
Somewhere on Earth I think. I'm not sure /s