Restore Edmonton's Democracy: Rescind. Rethink. Redo

Venessa Budzinski

Permits to build should include neighborhood residents approval

Lisa Connors

I don’t want my property value going down, plus the increased traffic and lack of parking when these multiplexes are built on older streets makes driving a nightmare

shawn diakur

Keeping people of Edmonton happy as opposed to foreign renters

Deborah Numrich

Multiplexes in single home family neighborhoods adds too much congestion and devalues neighbouring properties. So many issues to mention, no parking, excessive traffic and noise, sewer problems, loss of privacy.

Supporter

I think that this is will decrease the value of homes , effect parking for the disabled and crowding the traffic/ people . It will be worse for disabled community and disabled transportation.

him alone

Used to live next to a single family home, they tore it down and built a duplex and turned it I to a sober living facility these people don't work they sit and smoke cigarettes day and night talking being loud going in and out, leaving garage on the street this is unfair regular people being mentally tortured by their "neighbors"

Melissa Napier

Over crowded sober living houses destroyed the neighborhood. Very dangerous and angry people. Making a mess and still partying overflowing into neighbours yards andthey smoke underneath your open windows and argue. Causing fear to the residents in their homes

Brook-Lynn Strong

What Edmonton is allowing to happening is destroying my once beautiful quiet neighborhood

Dermot Murphy

Overcrowding, infrastructure (buses, schools, playgrounds and parking)

Victor Horek

Home owners should have more say in what gets approved for their neighbourhoods

Debra Parker

I don’t want my neighbourhood to be ruined by multi-plexes and my property devalued.

Muhammad Zia

I oppose the current infill rules allowing up to eight units on one residential lot. This level of density can harm the character and appearance of established neighbourhoods, reduce privacy, and create overcrowding. It also increases traffic and pressure on street parking and local infrastructure. Infill should increase housing while respecting neighbouring homes and preserving the livability of existing communities.

Heather Serediak

They are restroying our community. Bringing property value down and causing so much heartache. Stop this infill. We have enough empty land in and around Edmonton for multi builders.

Roxanne Clark-Collins

I have one of those monstrosities built one house down from me. It extends 35 feet past my home , blocking the sunlight, hugely reduced my privacy. When it was being built there has been an increase in garage break ins, theft from our front porches. it is an eyesore, no architect would ever take credit for designing this dump!

Carolyn Huddleston

No more Infills especially 6 or 8 plexes in our Mature neighborhood. No more bike lanes. Redo 132 Avenue to allow residential parking, single shared sidewalk and bike lanes on one side of 132 Avenue.

Judith Halvorson

I see the disintegration of our city with a consultation process that is extremely limited and very slanted towards infill.

Fiona Chesney

I live in Parkview where one developer has has bought 11 bungalows on 88 Avenue and will replace them with small rental apartment buildings. This increase in density will very negatively impact the liveability of our street.

Lynn Carrier

I feel the City is endangering lives with the way it is doing things - narrowing roads, too many units on a residential lot, etc.

Jackie Lewyk

Our city is being demolished by the city council. Enough is enough. Living in a dictatorship is not what I pay taxes for.

Kelly Baker

We need to grow properly not rapidly