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Restore Edmonton's Democracy: Rescind. Rethink. Redo

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Harry Langner Verified
2 months ago

Prevent overcrowding in residential areas

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James McDonnell Verified
2 months ago

City council has given a blank check to developers. There is no planning in this rezoning bylaw.

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Jessica Mcneill Verified
2 months ago

Because the council is destroying our neighborhoods. There won’t be any trees left when they are done with this.

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Brenda Johnson Verified
2 months ago

Edmonton city councilors are not acting for their constituents!!

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Jay Thiessen Verified
2 months ago

It is our homes and destruction of our community is not an option. We bought in this community for the reason of a home not for transients

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

Mature neighborhoods deserve a say if a multi family dwelling is going into our neighborhoods I don’t want a developer coming in and building an 8 plex on my street I pay taxes and I have a say

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Curtis Schneider Verified
2 months ago

The CoE council and administration has lost sight of their role in supporting the needs of Edmonton residents.

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Lorraine Campbell Verified
2 months ago

The negative effect large infill homes have on existing properties is ignored by city council

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Michael Barker Verified
2 months ago

They are destroying existing neighbourhoods and completely changing the quiet communities that we love. Changing 1 house with parking into 8 apartments with 8-16 cars for those residents alone will completely clog up the roads with cars. And this is the case with every old house. We have 2 x 8-plexes going up next to our house, so that could be 16-32 cars (if 2 adults in an apartment both have cars). Imagine all the extra traffic they will cause at rush hour in our quiet community.

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Diego Delgado Verified
2 months ago

Want the neighborhood properties to sustain their value , not all infills need to be clustered up.

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Dean Wrobel Verified
2 months ago

Our neighbor is getting destroyed. The eight plex is another name for transient short term rental units.

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Alex Saegert Verified
2 months ago

Take back control of our neighbourhoods and stop predatory developments from ruining our neighbourhoods!

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Jodi Hatton Verified
2 months ago

Mid block 8+ dwellings where one house used to stand is unacceptable. Those of use who live in these neighborhoods (and there are plenty of them!) deserve to be consulted!

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Sheri Grier Verified
2 months ago

I see devastating to our neighnourhoods - no longer appealing to people. No consideration for the look or the cost to others when slamming huge properties onto tiny spaces. No parking. No appeal. Huge issues worh drains and infrastructure

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Monique Scheelar Verified
2 months ago

Mature neighbourhoods should not be fully responsible for the urban sprawl issues.

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Karen Belanger Verified
2 months ago

Seeing all the damage from the rain I worry how a sewage system designed for a single family will react when that system is being used for 4 to 8 suites or more. Everything I've seen or read shows disastrous consequences which I don't want to have any one of my neighbors experience.

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Tammy Banting Verified
2 months ago

We want to have a say!! This council has outright ignored us

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John Demelo Verified
2 months ago

I 100% agree with this. I wish I could add pictures to show, just how ugly our community is becoming due to Multi-family units. One chicken coup 4 doors door is so high it blocks the neighboring property from any or very little sun. John D

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Karen McLaughlin Verified
2 months ago

City council is destroying the integrity and character of our neighbourhoods! I'm not against infill.... I'm against the uncontrolled multiplex that don't belong in neighbourhoods with single and duplex homes. Street parking is now a nightmare...garbage bins are everywhere as there is no space allowance being made.

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Gail Olmstead Verified
2 months ago

I bought my house partly to be able to grow a garden but if multi-units pop up mid-block I will loose the light in my backyard garden. Lack of parking space will also be an issue because we have a sports school in our neighborhood that most parents drive to to drop off their kids which takes up parking spaces all around the school.