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Restore Edmonton's Democracy: Rescind. Rethink. Redo

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Holly Yarjau Verified
2 months ago

I live in the Goldbar neighbourhood. The blanket rezoning the city has been a huge burden on homeowners, and city council should have had us vote on these new policies instead of deciding behind closed doors. I understand the need for more housing units in the city, but there are more acceptable and tactful ways too accomplish this. Right now you have a developers paradise who dont care about the surrounding context of the neighbourhood they build in, and its very disrespectful to us.

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Mack Poholko Verified
2 months ago

Lack of respect for tax paying home owners. Forcing change to community dynamics.

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Kram Ledonk Verified
2 months ago

We are losing the charm and character of our city. This is an INVASION of our homes' value.

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howard worrell Verified
2 months ago

because our politician do not care about our mature neighborhoods

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Jeff Robinson Verified
2 months ago

This is bad policy that does not take into account the individual characteristics of mature neighbourhoods while devaluing resident’s primary source of retirement wealth.

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Lawrence Alexander Verified
2 months ago

This change is so fundamentally important it should have gone to a plebiscite.

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Randy Shippit Verified
2 months ago

We are signing this petition because we see the congestion associated with 8 plex units in single family neighborhoods in Knottwood. Adding 8 plex units will crowd parking, roads and signals were never designed for this traffic flow. Safety and privacy will be a problem. 8 garbage cans infront of the units.

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Maria Catena Verified
2 months ago

This reasoning has gotten out of control. The City is not listening to its residents. The city wants only our property tax money.

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Bruce Seeman Verified
2 months ago

I have a bad neighbour who doesn't cut his grass and only lives there during the summer months when working. I'm worried that he intends to flip the house at some point and he's the kind of guy who would sell to an infill developer because they pay better than a typical homeowner. He just does not care in any way.

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Claudio Catena Verified
2 months ago

Apartment buildings do not belong in residential neighborhoods where family’s largest life investment is being threatened. Having large apartments next door destroy residential values.

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Kathy Woloszyn Verified
2 months ago

Duggan neighborhood where I reside is putting in a restrictive covenant to help with such issues

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Jason Desaulniers Verified
2 months ago

Don’t want to see the destruction of our older neighborhoods, loss of tree cover and flood mitigation, lack of parking; especially when areas like blanchford are ready for development

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Nate Nagle Verified
2 months ago

No one wants an 8-plex being built next to their single family home.

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Anonymous
2 months ago

3-story, 8-unit, rental buildings are not affordable housing. Developers make a profit after one year of rent, and continue money-grabbing thereafter. Can the infrastructure handle the extra load. At least 1 parking stall per unit needs to be required.

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Anonymous
2 months ago

these infills are just getting way to big and don't fit into

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Dallas Gendall
2 months ago

Stop destroying our peaceful neighborhoods with Apartment style buildings with no parking , unsafe for firefighters,garbage removal and parking , etc.etc.

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Randall R zittlau
2 months ago

Now stuck between two 8 units infills my interior wall has been damaged by their excavation pounding and my resale value has tanked. Nice job city council.

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Heidi Paranych
2 months ago

City of edmonton needs to repeal the blanket zoning Bylaw.

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Simone van Gelder
2 months ago

Agreed! There needs to be a Minstrial Order put in place by our Minister of Municipal Affairs, Dan Williams, with an immediate moratorium on infill until this is reviewed!

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Catherine Kasoa
2 months ago

I fully support both phases of the two-stage solution.