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Stop the Development of 42 Park Lawn Rd.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

I opted to purchase in Etobicoke because its less congested, unobstructed views, quite, no traffic etc. So much for that!

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Katy Shebath
12 years ago

I have a condo on Park Lawn and feel the number and height of condos should be controlled.

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Darrell Mote
12 years ago

this density goes totally against the Etobicoke lifestyle by further increases to density, way too much. we are loosing our identity never to get it back

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Sunil Gorani
12 years ago

Toronto has more condos than it needs. More are in the pipeline. No mor econdos.

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eva bednar
12 years ago

No more condos. Enough.

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Mario Grgic
12 years ago

No Condo.

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Rebecca Leung Comsa
12 years ago

Please stop this development

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Michael Salerno
12 years ago

I do not approve of the new building proposal.

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Sammy Allouba
12 years ago

Why do you insist on ruining the waterfront so? Go away already!

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Olga Dobosz
12 years ago

Stop ruining the waterfront.

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Yu King ting
12 years ago

I am not support to build the 41 stores building and it is too high to block the view from 88-90 Park Lawn existing building.

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Tania Nour
12 years ago

Stop the Development of 42 Park Lawn Rd

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Charbel Nour
12 years ago

Stop the Development of 42 Park Lawn Rd

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Carlie Nour
12 years ago

Stop the Development of 42 Park Lawn Rd.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Environmental concerns with Mimico creek and forest

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Angela Nathaniel
12 years ago Featured

I own a condo in this building and would find it very intrusive to have another high-rise building so very close to me. It would be disruptive in terms of privacy, traffic, dust, pollution as well as blocking sunlight and view. It would interfere with our enjoyment of the outside pool and cause congestion in the area.

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Adrienne Pereira
12 years ago

There are enough condominiums being built in the area. More parks and green spaces please.

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Balwinder Dhaliwal
12 years ago

Stop the development build parks instead or green spaces

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Lloyd Iku
12 years ago

Stop the development build parks instead or green spaces