Beg to be voted in just to hand yourselves a raise and destroy our City. May you all get what you deserve. You are hated because you violated the trust of those who voted you in. Shame on you!
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Joanne Dolan
1 year ago
The rate and degree Belgravia is being overdeveloped is unacceptable. This neighbourhood cannot support the increase in traffic or population. It's already dangerous trying to get around during rush hour with all the traffic. More development will only add to the congestion.
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Linda Mewhort
1 year ago
10 unit builds are going up on a single lot. Duplexes are one thing , but 10 units that are not ecstatically pleasing is another. This is causing a sewer smell as our infrastructure cannot take it overflow.
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Hank Buijze
1 year ago
Support this endeavor. We the people need ro be heard.
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Lil Cruickshank
1 year ago
Building multiple units within a single lot , typically a corner lot does not take into account space for parking, deteriorating sewer lines , and a developer who has no stake in the community whatsoever. It’s a money grab . And it does not appear to bring down the price of housing which the idea of high density construction is promoting.
Having lived in a mature neighborhood for 45 years and having zero input into how the community needs to adapt to our cities housing needs is not democratic but ignorant .
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Terese Karpluk
1 year ago
I'm tired of being at the mercy of Politicians who follow ideologies which harm the public.
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Cory Smith
1 year ago
Over the past 10 years our neighborhood has become noisy and congested. Four plexes on every corner. Constant noise from never ending construction. Building 2 $800,000 skinny on lots is not affordable it just an eyesore. Only ones getting rich is the developers. These older neighborhood’s infrastructure isn’t designed for all these new homes. They are ruining the charm of these neighborhoods one new infill at a time. I hope all the clowns on the city council are booted out in October. They don’t listen or care about residents who have lived in this neighborhoods for decades.
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Angus p Mackay
1 year ago
No parking got new builds ...gross monstrosities that don't fit in our small community. Ruining our community
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Baunita Marian Mackay
1 year ago
Cutting down trees and ripping up grass is an environmental travesty.
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Brent Luebke
1 year ago
Vote in a all new City Council and Mayor in 2025!!
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B Henry
1 year ago
Bylaw 20001 is destroying the character of mature neighborhoods. The city council has shown a casual disregard for its citizens and is pandering to developers to compensate for poor fiscal management. There is no common sense remaining on city council. Let us hope there is a big change in the upcoming civic election.
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Jill Didow
1 year ago
This insanity HAS TO STOP
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Stanley Walter
1 year ago
I am in full agreement with everything outlined in the petition. Zoning Bylaw 20001 is an environmental catastrophy and in complete opposition to Edmonton's sustainability goals!
Rescind, Rethink, and Redo with proper consultation and thorough genuine neighbourhood involvement!
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Penelope Walker
1 year ago
The safety and security of our homes are being disrupted by the expensive infills that are not actually meeting the needs of people who require housing. Our abilities to embrace food sovereignty is dismantled due to the limited sunlight. We live our best lives of what we can purchase, gardening provides food and also provide positive mental health. The infills are taking away community and quality of life for meeting an agenda outside of people’s wellbeing.
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Andrea Zielinski
1 year ago
I am currently having to put with infill next door 3 skinny’s ! Having no inout into,the decisions is a slap in the face. The first one is so,high you can see ift for miles! Our opinion has been completely ignored and now we look like a bunch of idiots. There will be no light or privacy and noise constantly!
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Karen Titanich
1 year ago
Protect trees on private property too. City of Toronto has a bylaw doing just that.
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Barbara Scriver
1 year ago
We need to replace the current city council!
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Dr Kay K McFadyen
1 year ago
Edmonton has few aesthetically beautiful, historically marked, and liveable neighbourhoods. But recent Council decisions are destroying what remains. It is heartbreaking for existing citizens and deters and disengages new citizens. This is “economics” at its worst, shortsighted and horribly damaging.
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Dawne O Colwell
1 year ago
Thank you. Our community league doesn't seem interested in infill problems but many citizens do but feel defeated so don't do anything
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Robert Foo
1 year ago
I emphasize IMMEDIATE action. The deaf ears of council and the resulting carnage over the last three years needs to STOP.
Beg to be voted in just to hand yourselves a raise and destroy our City. May you all get what you deserve. You are hated because you violated the trust of those who voted you in. Shame on you!
The rate and degree Belgravia is being overdeveloped is unacceptable. This neighbourhood cannot support the increase in traffic or population. It's already dangerous trying to get around during rush hour with all the traffic. More development will only add to the congestion.
10 unit builds are going up on a single lot. Duplexes are one thing , but 10 units that are not ecstatically pleasing is another. This is causing a sewer smell as our infrastructure cannot take it overflow.
Support this endeavor. We the people need ro be heard.
Building multiple units within a single lot , typically a corner lot does not take into account space for parking, deteriorating sewer lines , and a developer who has no stake in the community whatsoever. It’s a money grab . And it does not appear to bring down the price of housing which the idea of high density construction is promoting. Having lived in a mature neighborhood for 45 years and having zero input into how the community needs to adapt to our cities housing needs is not democratic but ignorant .
I'm tired of being at the mercy of Politicians who follow ideologies which harm the public.
Over the past 10 years our neighborhood has become noisy and congested. Four plexes on every corner. Constant noise from never ending construction. Building 2 $800,000 skinny on lots is not affordable it just an eyesore. Only ones getting rich is the developers. These older neighborhood’s infrastructure isn’t designed for all these new homes. They are ruining the charm of these neighborhoods one new infill at a time. I hope all the clowns on the city council are booted out in October. They don’t listen or care about residents who have lived in this neighborhoods for decades.
No parking got new builds ...gross monstrosities that don't fit in our small community. Ruining our community
Cutting down trees and ripping up grass is an environmental travesty.
Vote in a all new City Council and Mayor in 2025!!
Bylaw 20001 is destroying the character of mature neighborhoods. The city council has shown a casual disregard for its citizens and is pandering to developers to compensate for poor fiscal management. There is no common sense remaining on city council. Let us hope there is a big change in the upcoming civic election.
This insanity HAS TO STOP
I am in full agreement with everything outlined in the petition. Zoning Bylaw 20001 is an environmental catastrophy and in complete opposition to Edmonton's sustainability goals! Rescind, Rethink, and Redo with proper consultation and thorough genuine neighbourhood involvement!
The safety and security of our homes are being disrupted by the expensive infills that are not actually meeting the needs of people who require housing. Our abilities to embrace food sovereignty is dismantled due to the limited sunlight. We live our best lives of what we can purchase, gardening provides food and also provide positive mental health. The infills are taking away community and quality of life for meeting an agenda outside of people’s wellbeing.
I am currently having to put with infill next door 3 skinny’s ! Having no inout into,the decisions is a slap in the face. The first one is so,high you can see ift for miles! Our opinion has been completely ignored and now we look like a bunch of idiots. There will be no light or privacy and noise constantly!
Protect trees on private property too. City of Toronto has a bylaw doing just that.
We need to replace the current city council!
Edmonton has few aesthetically beautiful, historically marked, and liveable neighbourhoods. But recent Council decisions are destroying what remains. It is heartbreaking for existing citizens and deters and disengages new citizens. This is “economics” at its worst, shortsighted and horribly damaging.
Thank you. Our community league doesn't seem interested in infill problems but many citizens do but feel defeated so don't do anything
I emphasize IMMEDIATE action. The deaf ears of council and the resulting carnage over the last three years needs to STOP.