Mountain View Co-Op Housing

What you should know about Mountain View Co-Op Housing

This webpage provides an operational overview and public-facing resources for Mountain View Co‑op, a housing cooperative located on Clarke Road hill in Port Moody at the tri‑city border with Coquitlam and Burnaby. The site is maintained by Wolfsgate Technologies Ltd. and includes navigation to membership-related pages (Members Area, Job Postings), co‑op information (history, FAQs), application instructions, public downloads, and links to local government and media resources. History and site context The co‑op’s history, as stated on the site, indicates the property originated as an apartment complex in the early 1960s known as “University Gardens,” reportedly owned originally by 13 doctors, and converted to a housing co‑op in 1974. This historical note frames the co‑op’s long‑standing presence in the neighbourhood and may be relevant to applicants and stakeholders interested in building age and legacy governance. Membership, application process and orientation Membership applications are not distributed online; the site specifies that applications for membership are available only at in‑person orientation meetings. Prospective members are directed to upcoming events for orientation dates, and an RSVP link for orientation is provided on the site. Several pages and resources require members to log in, indicating a two‑tier information model (public vs. member‑only content). Availability and operational notices The site currently reports no available housing units and asks interested parties to check back later. Important operational resources are provided publicly or via specific pages: an emergency contact list, and a property maintenance notices page for building and site maintenance communications. These operational elements are highlighted for resident safety and upkeep. Public documents and community information Public downloads include an Occupancy Agreement (March 2016), Rules for Co‑op (March 2016), and a Summer 2020 Newsletter, which may be useful for understanding governance rules and recent communications. There is also a “Things To Do Around Town” page aimed at local activities and family resources. External links to City of Port Moody, Port Moody Police, and Tri‑City News are provided for civic and community information. Access and user experience Multiple pages prompt member login for full access (e.g., job postings, FAQs), and the site uses event RSVP functionality for orientations. Document dates and the “currently no units available” notice should be verified for currency when evaluating availability or governance practices.