Clearly this extreme application is intended to violate many of the well intended regulations put in place by Collingwood voters over time. It should be declined outright!
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Cynthia Macdonald
3 years ago
This proposed development is completely out of place in our community.
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Sigalit Habsha-Saul
3 years ago
No place for such a development
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Robert Saul
3 years ago
No place for such a development !
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Michael Cheeseman
3 years ago
No need for Glow to build such a monstrous facility near an established private community.
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Cheryl Gamble
3 years ago
I understand that the density planned is over the acceptable limit Thus there is no room for amenities and the residents will come to LHP
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Chrystopher Czulo
3 years ago
How can this be allowed with all the ecological impact?
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Stephen Goodwin
3 years ago
This application should not be granted for many reasons: not consistent with built environment as buildings in that area are 4 storey. The Ruperts tower stands out like a blot on the landscape as serves as an example of bad planning at the time that should not be repeated.
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Cathie Imort
3 years ago
The regulations to control high density are for a reason. To minimize the present and future negative consequences of cramming too much into a space. This includes environmental, spacial, and practical. Please consider the everyday practical impacts on quality of life for everyone. Including the people who will live there and those who will co-exist with them.
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Rita Auciello
3 years ago
An owner at 398 Mariners Way.
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John Rays
3 years ago
I am not opposed to building and providing house. And I think low rise less dense building is smart. However, high rise high density does not fit in collingwood.
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Peter Sinclair
3 years ago
This application should not even be considered by the Collingwood Council!
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Patti Parsons
3 years ago
220 units per hectare are density levels of Toronto! We do not have the infrastructure to support this type of development. No green space is completely irresponsible in an environment like Collingwood.
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Dan Gojsevic
3 years ago
Please reject high density residential Exemption Application for Glow Condominiums !
Thanks
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Ian Therriault
3 years ago
The Glow development request for their zoning request should not be accepted as it seriously exceeds the provinces high density guidelines per hectare
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Dave MacIntosh
3 years ago
Reject this proposal from Glow it would be a disaster to permit for all the reasons listed in the petition
Terrible for community
we want our green space!
Clearly this extreme application is intended to violate many of the well intended regulations put in place by Collingwood voters over time. It should be declined outright!
This proposed development is completely out of place in our community.
No place for such a development
No place for such a development !
No need for Glow to build such a monstrous facility near an established private community.
I understand that the density planned is over the acceptable limit Thus there is no room for amenities and the residents will come to LHP
How can this be allowed with all the ecological impact?
This application should not be granted for many reasons: not consistent with built environment as buildings in that area are 4 storey. The Ruperts tower stands out like a blot on the landscape as serves as an example of bad planning at the time that should not be repeated.
The regulations to control high density are for a reason. To minimize the present and future negative consequences of cramming too much into a space. This includes environmental, spacial, and practical. Please consider the everyday practical impacts on quality of life for everyone. Including the people who will live there and those who will co-exist with them.
An owner at 398 Mariners Way.
I am not opposed to building and providing house. And I think low rise less dense building is smart. However, high rise high density does not fit in collingwood.
This application should not even be considered by the Collingwood Council!
220 units per hectare are density levels of Toronto! We do not have the infrastructure to support this type of development. No green space is completely irresponsible in an environment like Collingwood.
Please reject high density residential Exemption Application for Glow Condominiums ! Thanks
The Glow development request for their zoning request should not be accepted as it seriously exceeds the provinces high density guidelines per hectare
Reject this proposal from Glow it would be a disaster to permit for all the reasons listed in the petition
Way to much for so little property!!!
Much too high a density and not enough parking