The city council and this mayor are turning our city into 15 minute prisons. They are socialists who support the vision of the WEF and it needs to stop!
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Selina Elchuk
2 months ago
I live in an area that has been affected
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karen gurba
2 months ago
city council is NOT listening to us! Infill projects are for greedy developers wanting to squeeze as much as they can with no regard for the neighbourhood and the chaos they create. There is a right way and a wrong way to do infill - I'm not against it but do it properly!
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Anita Prasad
2 months ago
Our neighborhood filled with infill homes it’s not affordable housing it’s getting rented for short term like hotels can’t drive and anyone renting there has so many cars not enough space it’s so close to other houses fire hazard noise and concrete foot path so close to fence nowhere to throw snow there will be arguments when it rains now it floods on street because of no green land left for rain to be absorbed owners not living there grass never cut houses so high now l can’t open curtains
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Anna Feddes
2 months ago
Under the current regulations , infill is happening too quickly and without input from the neighborhood.
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Les Hiemstra
2 months ago
This money grab by the City of Edmonton is destroying many city neighborhoods.
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Mary Macdonald
2 months ago
The COE is destroying the character of older neighborhoods, with zero accountability in place for how buildings go up. This needs to be stopped and the definition of smart infill examined more closely.
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hd Petersen
2 months ago
Blanket rezoning is reckless and dangerous. No one wants to kuce next to a 8nolex with no parking infill is destroying mature neighborhoods, it is doubg nothing to make housing affordable. The city is building slums.
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Linda Harvey
2 months ago
2022 appeared at hearing on rezoning for a four story apartment behind me 163 St and 197 Ave), council approved. Developer had purchased two lots for this then in 2026 they purchased an additional lot and went for rezoning for six story and didn’t inform the neighborhood until I inquired about it. There was a hearing to which I didn’t attend.
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Supporter
2 months ago
This is my house and neighborhood
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Amie Scott
2 months ago
Infill is awful and shouldn’t happen in older mature neighborhoods.
A
Ari Haines
2 months ago
As someone squeezed between 2 infills(1 done 1 coming) and participating in an appeal at the city hall for one of the builds. The blantent disregard for valid concerns is frustrating!
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Supporter
2 months ago
The sewage cannot handle 12 unit buildings and the rest of the neighborhood. Not enough parking for 24 extra cars on the street. No accountability to the builder on time frame or landscaping. Too big,
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Kelsey Corbitt Gibb
2 months ago
I’d like our beautiful Edmonton communities to retain their charm, integrity, and infrastructure.
C
Caesar Dembowski
2 months ago
Tired of watching our neighborhoods destroyed
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Nikki Henriksen
2 months ago
Please stop destroying our neighbourhoods and homes
K
Kimberly Hamilton
2 months ago
It’s time to get back to what is actually best for all the citizens. Enough with the infills.
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Brian B
2 months ago
I support redevelopment. The current approach is destroying neighbourhoods. No attempt to promote a diverse mix of housing. Just one monotonic form is built repeatedly.
C
Cindy Leckie
2 months ago
Let’s build this city with some thought instead of rushing and arguing. Let’s talk and figure out the best option.
B
Bonnie NIcholas
2 months ago
Too much unfettered infill is destroying our neighbourhoods. City council has given the developers everything and regular folks no recourse.
The city council and this mayor are turning our city into 15 minute prisons. They are socialists who support the vision of the WEF and it needs to stop!
I live in an area that has been affected
city council is NOT listening to us! Infill projects are for greedy developers wanting to squeeze as much as they can with no regard for the neighbourhood and the chaos they create. There is a right way and a wrong way to do infill - I'm not against it but do it properly!
Our neighborhood filled with infill homes it’s not affordable housing it’s getting rented for short term like hotels can’t drive and anyone renting there has so many cars not enough space it’s so close to other houses fire hazard noise and concrete foot path so close to fence nowhere to throw snow there will be arguments when it rains now it floods on street because of no green land left for rain to be absorbed owners not living there grass never cut houses so high now l can’t open curtains
Under the current regulations , infill is happening too quickly and without input from the neighborhood.
This money grab by the City of Edmonton is destroying many city neighborhoods.
The COE is destroying the character of older neighborhoods, with zero accountability in place for how buildings go up. This needs to be stopped and the definition of smart infill examined more closely.
Blanket rezoning is reckless and dangerous. No one wants to kuce next to a 8nolex with no parking infill is destroying mature neighborhoods, it is doubg nothing to make housing affordable. The city is building slums.
2022 appeared at hearing on rezoning for a four story apartment behind me 163 St and 197 Ave), council approved. Developer had purchased two lots for this then in 2026 they purchased an additional lot and went for rezoning for six story and didn’t inform the neighborhood until I inquired about it. There was a hearing to which I didn’t attend.
This is my house and neighborhood
Infill is awful and shouldn’t happen in older mature neighborhoods.
As someone squeezed between 2 infills(1 done 1 coming) and participating in an appeal at the city hall for one of the builds. The blantent disregard for valid concerns is frustrating!
The sewage cannot handle 12 unit buildings and the rest of the neighborhood. Not enough parking for 24 extra cars on the street. No accountability to the builder on time frame or landscaping. Too big,
I’d like our beautiful Edmonton communities to retain their charm, integrity, and infrastructure.
Tired of watching our neighborhoods destroyed
Please stop destroying our neighbourhoods and homes
It’s time to get back to what is actually best for all the citizens. Enough with the infills.
I support redevelopment. The current approach is destroying neighbourhoods. No attempt to promote a diverse mix of housing. Just one monotonic form is built repeatedly.
Let’s build this city with some thought instead of rushing and arguing. Let’s talk and figure out the best option.
Too much unfettered infill is destroying our neighbourhoods. City council has given the developers everything and regular folks no recourse.