Absolutely no reason for development to be stopped due to height
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Ryan barkhouse
9 years ago
HRM Council... Its 2017... lets move into the future... I'm all in for 29 stories
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Samantha MacLeod
9 years ago
Major opportunity to create jobs and growth? This is what Halifax needs.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I left Halifax because no one can build a building over 2 storeys. Halifax won't be a 'city' until we start building. Then maybe I'll come back ;)
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Matthew Rutledge
9 years ago
The city needs density and a thriving peninsula. The area surrounding the Commons is a great location for highrises and would be in sync with the business district of Quinpool. Yes to 29 Stories
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Kevin fillmore
9 years ago
Move forward halifax
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Ryan Lawson
9 years ago
We need new buildings like this
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Aaron Ferguson
9 years ago
Approve this development
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Eileen Billard
9 years ago
Yes, I want the HRM Council to know that their decision to amend the approval adopted by their predecessor council should be retracted. The process upon which they decided this is all wrong!
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Paul MacNeil
9 years ago
Our city needs CORE density and 29 stories versus 20 adds to the equation. We need more high-rises in the city core where people want to live and work.
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Mike Asprey
9 years ago
The city needs this
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Stacey Roche
9 years ago
The building design is amazing and would be a welcomed addition to the City.
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Deanna Parker
9 years ago
I think this building is a great addition to the area; all 29 storeys of it!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I've lived in Halifax for the first 31 years of my life. Recently had to make a move to Toronto last spring because of a cut to the film industry. I'd hate to see my home town make a decision that hurts progress in a great place! Council should be encouraging growth!
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Andrew Murray
9 years ago
This is an exceptional development that will help renew and energize our city and is in line with the development downtown. I strongly support this project.
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Kevin Rudolph
9 years ago
Stop restricting the height of these buildings!!
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Warren Halliday
9 years ago
I support this project and hope the city does as well
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Stacey McCarthy
9 years ago
I believe that the HRM needs to stop hindering growth, and I encourage all residents who feel the same way to support this petition and to let their councilors know that they want to see development progress.
Absolutely no reason for development to be stopped due to height
HRM Council... Its 2017... lets move into the future... I'm all in for 29 stories
Major opportunity to create jobs and growth? This is what Halifax needs.
I left Halifax because no one can build a building over 2 storeys. Halifax won't be a 'city' until we start building. Then maybe I'll come back ;)
The city needs density and a thriving peninsula. The area surrounding the Commons is a great location for highrises and would be in sync with the business district of Quinpool. Yes to 29 Stories
Move forward halifax
We need new buildings like this
Approve this development
Yes, I want the HRM Council to know that their decision to amend the approval adopted by their predecessor council should be retracted. The process upon which they decided this is all wrong!
Our city needs CORE density and 29 stories versus 20 adds to the equation. We need more high-rises in the city core where people want to live and work.
The city needs this
The building design is amazing and would be a welcomed addition to the City.
I think this building is a great addition to the area; all 29 storeys of it!!
I've lived in Halifax for the first 31 years of my life. Recently had to make a move to Toronto last spring because of a cut to the film industry. I'd hate to see my home town make a decision that hurts progress in a great place! Council should be encouraging growth!
This is an exceptional development that will help renew and energize our city and is in line with the development downtown. I strongly support this project.
Stop restricting the height of these buildings!!
I support this project and hope the city does as well
I believe that the HRM needs to stop hindering growth, and I encourage all residents who feel the same way to support this petition and to let their councilors know that they want to see development progress.