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Preserve Aldershot

105 Comments

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Bruce McNichol
1 year ago

too big with all the other projects in process and future planned!

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Denise McNichol
1 year ago

Another huge project that will make trafffc even more congested in an already tight area

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Lindsay Coutts
1 year ago

The building is too high for the southside of Plains. The increased traffic on Glenwood and Birchwood will make the roads unsafe for Glenview students, and pedestrians generally. Plans should be redeveloped to respect the existing neighbourhood.

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Joe Canzio
1 year ago

appreciate that this area is identified as critical to Aldershot GO, but I totally agree with the points already put forward. Safety and sheer volume of vehicles is a major concern

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Will Coutts
1 year ago Featured

Redevelopment must have an appropriate transition in scale, intensity, height, massing and spacing between land uses and built forms. This proposal does not do that. Respect the existing neighborhood!

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Jeanette Macdonald
1 year ago

Height and density is a concern in this residential area. In addition, both Glenwood and Birchwood are main routes for students/children attending Aldershot Secondary, Glenview, Holy Rosary and Maplehurst which makes increased traffic on these streets a serious safety concern. In addition to safety concerns, the volume of traffic spilling onto Glenwood and Birchwood would be unmanageable.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

There will be too many cars and too many people.

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Mitchel Mckechnie
1 year ago

We’re against access to this development from Glenwood and Birchwood.

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Joanne slye
1 year ago

6 storeys is acceptable for the area. This stipulation was put in place for a reason and should be upheld going forward. This area is not set up for this influx of new residents Aldershot is not the downtown core and shouldn’t be treated like it is. Builders should care about the location and not just about profit.

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Lesley Green
1 year ago

Far too much traffic in our neighbourhood.

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John Steele
1 year ago

I strongly support this petition. Too much traffic. There are already too many condos under construction in the area.

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Courtney Leigh Braithwaite
1 year ago

Live across road from proposed driveway access and i have two small children i don't want this for our neighborhood

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Traffic concerns. Too many cars.

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Dom Jagodic
1 year ago

11 storeys? This is unacceptable. Can't wait for election time.

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bryan bodden
1 year ago

way to high for the area added pressure on existing infastructure potential to become a ghetto

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Jason McGuire
1 year ago

Glenwood Avenue has already become an increased safety risk due to increased traffic and parking challenges for nearby schools. The proposed residential and commercial building will bring forward more risk/ liability issues to the area in addition to destroying Aldershot Villages unique characteristics and environment. Anyone serious about pushing forth this commercial project without doing the necessary due diligence is not acting in the best interest of the community and is willing to disregard public safety for profit.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Aldershot is being destroyed. Please stop this insanity.

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A Edwards
1 year ago Featured

I live on a street adjacent to Glenview P.S. and have concerns regarding this development's impact on road congestion, pedestrian safety, and shadowing of current residential areas. I strongly feel that new buildings in this area should be limited to the original zoning bylaw and be no higher than 6 floors.

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L Thomas
1 year ago

I am in support of building affordable homes in Burlington. However, do it thoughtfully. Limit buildings to the original zoning bylaw of no higher than 6 floors on Plains Rd. to avoid shadowing our residential areas and causing road congestion. Build higher buildings away from current residential areas, north of Plains Rd. and/or north of the QEW. Ensure there are expanded roadways, parks, grocery stores and community centers to support any influx of residents.

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Christine Whaling Parry
1 year ago

Please don’t build this building.