Stop destroying neighborhoods. Let's rent out all the new apts being built. Finish developing Blatchford first!
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Emelia van Rensen
3 months ago
Giant multiplex infills are ruining our neighbourhood
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Heidy Kalinowski
3 months ago
We just found out our neighbours sold to a developer who will put up 8 units. City council needs to dial back this “Wild West “ densification of older neighborhoods. It’s build whatever you want wherever you want.
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Anonymous
3 months ago
Please stop with the infills . You are ruining our communities and city
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Damian Fortier
3 months ago
I am against infill building in mature areas
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Sandra Marie Hughes
3 months ago
Infill building is unfair to existing homeowners in the area
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Robert Frederick Husband
3 months ago
1. Maximum building height of 35 feet
2. One on-property parking spot (at least) for each unit contained therein
3. Mandatory waste bin space allocated on each property for city waste pickup program
4. City to compensate neighboring homeowners for reduced property values due to infill development
5. Reinstate mature neighborhood overlay
6. City to focus on developing vacant land such as the former Municipal Airport before authorizing additional neighborhood infills.
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William Wong
3 months ago
Too many top heavy managers and unused bike lanes. Do not using Calcium chloride on roads
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Anthony Stephen
3 months ago
I see these fourplexes and some eight plexes popping up all over the city with zero regard for neighbors, parking or seniors. Very well though of. Almost as well thought out as the bike lanes that get fully utilized throughout the year. What a joke.
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Anonymous
3 months ago
There is an 8 plex currently being built 4 houses down from us & we appealed the permit. We were to receive a letter within 15 days from the Appeal board & it is going on 4 weeks with no response.
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Christina Logan
3 months ago
Time to reduce the number of dwellings and force developers to have parking and places for garbage cans. Ambulances have a hard time getting down my street for all the cars parkedonit.
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Elizabeth Stewart
3 months ago
Stop infills.
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Margaret Chanin
3 months ago
Indiscriminate infill MUST stop! Too many human warehouses are being built that contribute nothing to the community except aggravation and despair.
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Cindy Pudrycki
3 months ago
Zero parking in a northern city with 7 months of below zero temperatures is irresponsible. It ruins communities and sets up mega disagreements with transient residents in multibuilds which provide zero parking for its tenants. Consider those who have been paying property taxes for decades before destroying the pleasure of neighborhoods.
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Mathew Hemmings
3 months ago
These bigger new properties with no parking are ruining the existing livable homesteads. People are loosing their property privacy. More theft is happening in all areas.
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Richard Lee Dubois
3 months ago
Privacy and Parking and Garbage and no Snow shoveling are my biggest concerns!!!
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Susan Louise Parker
3 months ago
Stop the blatant infill with no regard to the residents in the area. The sizes of these infills are atrocious and no regards to parking or any yard space of their own.
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Sylvia Moore
3 months ago
Single family home owners and mature neighborhood communities deserve to be respected. Changes need to be made before permanent destruction of these neighborhoods.
Stop destroying neighborhoods. Let's rent out all the new apts being built. Finish developing Blatchford first!
Giant multiplex infills are ruining our neighbourhood
We just found out our neighbours sold to a developer who will put up 8 units. City council needs to dial back this “Wild West “ densification of older neighborhoods. It’s build whatever you want wherever you want.
Please stop with the infills . You are ruining our communities and city
I am against infill building in mature areas
Infill building is unfair to existing homeowners in the area
1. Maximum building height of 35 feet 2. One on-property parking spot (at least) for each unit contained therein 3. Mandatory waste bin space allocated on each property for city waste pickup program 4. City to compensate neighboring homeowners for reduced property values due to infill development 5. Reinstate mature neighborhood overlay 6. City to focus on developing vacant land such as the former Municipal Airport before authorizing additional neighborhood infills.
Too many top heavy managers and unused bike lanes. Do not using Calcium chloride on roads
I see these fourplexes and some eight plexes popping up all over the city with zero regard for neighbors, parking or seniors. Very well though of. Almost as well thought out as the bike lanes that get fully utilized throughout the year. What a joke.
There is an 8 plex currently being built 4 houses down from us & we appealed the permit. We were to receive a letter within 15 days from the Appeal board & it is going on 4 weeks with no response.
Time to reduce the number of dwellings and force developers to have parking and places for garbage cans. Ambulances have a hard time getting down my street for all the cars parkedonit.
Stop infills.
Indiscriminate infill MUST stop! Too many human warehouses are being built that contribute nothing to the community except aggravation and despair.
Zero parking in a northern city with 7 months of below zero temperatures is irresponsible. It ruins communities and sets up mega disagreements with transient residents in multibuilds which provide zero parking for its tenants. Consider those who have been paying property taxes for decades before destroying the pleasure of neighborhoods.
These bigger new properties with no parking are ruining the existing livable homesteads. People are loosing their property privacy. More theft is happening in all areas.
Privacy and Parking and Garbage and no Snow shoveling are my biggest concerns!!!
Stop the blatant infill with no regard to the residents in the area. The sizes of these infills are atrocious and no regards to parking or any yard space of their own.
Single family home owners and mature neighborhood communities deserve to be respected. Changes need to be made before permanent destruction of these neighborhoods.
Start listening to citizens instead of developers
End this madness