Many people have invested in homes in a given neighborhood because they like the neighborhood and intend to stay there for years. When developers come in to destroy the ambiance of that neighnorhood with oversized housing, it destroys what the original owners have invested in. It’s like bullies taking over the neighborhood. And the city council is supporting this with no recognition of the inequity of the situation
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Marg Rys
3 months ago
Keeping informed on what is happening especially in my neighbourhood!
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Brenda Murphy
3 months ago
Results in no parking in mature neighborhoods.
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Susan Marshall
3 months ago
Critical to maintain our neighborhood harmony!
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Robert Owen Peever
3 months ago
Infill housing has brought B&B partiers ladies of the night and drugs along with parking problems , put one on either side of the councillors and mayor but stay out of our neighborhood
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Rogelle Pelletier
3 months ago
Edmonton is now acknowledged to be a 15-Minute City. We were not consulted and do not agree.
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Ian St.Arnaud
3 months ago
Aggressive infill and profiteering is threatening my home and my neighborhood, rather than focusing on vacant problem lots or building to existing density rules.
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Shelagh Campbell
3 months ago
Lots of these issues in my Old Strathcona neighbourhood.
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Ed Thumath
3 months ago
Rampant overfill is not the way to go. With shoddy construction the neighborhoods are going to turn into slums, parking congestion is going to be a safety headache for Emergency Services and where do all of the the garbage bins go
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Della Eckersley
3 months ago
We do not have the necessary infrastructure to support the population influx or the actual power, roads, hospitals, etc.and then, loss of trees, neighbourhood look, parking, sunlight, and the list goes on.
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Monika Gajewski
3 months ago
Infill is running rampant in the Jasper place neighbourhood. Neighbouring lots with no room,no parking, and no sunlight. Infill with improper drainage, no landscaping or vacant in terms of the “skinny houses” with no one to maintain the property.
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Shocker 6699
3 months ago
City council no longer listen to citizens of the city they represent.
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Jennifer Paquette
3 months ago
Absolutely! This needs to stop.
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Oswaldo Hungsberg
3 months ago
We need more friendly family oriented neighborhood, not just a lot full of people with no trees, no grass, no parking, just because the city needs to make more money on taxes on the properties. We have enough space in canada to be able to have the spaces we have now in our homes our properties. We dont need 30’people or more to live in the same property that 5 family members lived in. The infrastructure back in the day was build the sustain 1 family home in this lots not 8 homes.
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Margaret condon
3 months ago
we live in a beautiful mature area. We are witnessing multiplexes going up in neighbouring communities and it’s irresponsible. We don’t want that to permeate into ours.
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Alex Gascon
3 months ago
Increasing density is important - but doing it without public consultations is reckless
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Jakub Plawski
3 months ago
Building 8 plexes in areas that can’t support that many cars doesn’t make sense.
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Minerva De Tro
3 months ago
The Edmonton I grew up in is being decimated by blanket decision making at City Hall. What we desperately need is a return to common sense. What looks good on paper may destroy the way of life people have worked hard for in reality.
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John Davis
3 months ago
Yes to density, no to a lack of proper regulations
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Gordon Orser
3 months ago
I am signing this petition because I am seeing first hand what Zoning Bylaw 20001 is doing to established communities and we need to get back to what we had, where people had a say in what permits were granted for their neighborhoods.
Many people have invested in homes in a given neighborhood because they like the neighborhood and intend to stay there for years. When developers come in to destroy the ambiance of that neighnorhood with oversized housing, it destroys what the original owners have invested in. It’s like bullies taking over the neighborhood. And the city council is supporting this with no recognition of the inequity of the situation
Keeping informed on what is happening especially in my neighbourhood!
Results in no parking in mature neighborhoods.
Critical to maintain our neighborhood harmony!
Infill housing has brought B&B partiers ladies of the night and drugs along with parking problems , put one on either side of the councillors and mayor but stay out of our neighborhood
Edmonton is now acknowledged to be a 15-Minute City. We were not consulted and do not agree.
Aggressive infill and profiteering is threatening my home and my neighborhood, rather than focusing on vacant problem lots or building to existing density rules.
Lots of these issues in my Old Strathcona neighbourhood.
Rampant overfill is not the way to go. With shoddy construction the neighborhoods are going to turn into slums, parking congestion is going to be a safety headache for Emergency Services and where do all of the the garbage bins go
We do not have the necessary infrastructure to support the population influx or the actual power, roads, hospitals, etc.and then, loss of trees, neighbourhood look, parking, sunlight, and the list goes on.
Infill is running rampant in the Jasper place neighbourhood. Neighbouring lots with no room,no parking, and no sunlight. Infill with improper drainage, no landscaping or vacant in terms of the “skinny houses” with no one to maintain the property.
City council no longer listen to citizens of the city they represent.
Absolutely! This needs to stop.
We need more friendly family oriented neighborhood, not just a lot full of people with no trees, no grass, no parking, just because the city needs to make more money on taxes on the properties. We have enough space in canada to be able to have the spaces we have now in our homes our properties. We dont need 30’people or more to live in the same property that 5 family members lived in. The infrastructure back in the day was build the sustain 1 family home in this lots not 8 homes.
we live in a beautiful mature area. We are witnessing multiplexes going up in neighbouring communities and it’s irresponsible. We don’t want that to permeate into ours.
Increasing density is important - but doing it without public consultations is reckless
Building 8 plexes in areas that can’t support that many cars doesn’t make sense.
The Edmonton I grew up in is being decimated by blanket decision making at City Hall. What we desperately need is a return to common sense. What looks good on paper may destroy the way of life people have worked hard for in reality.
Yes to density, no to a lack of proper regulations
I am signing this petition because I am seeing first hand what Zoning Bylaw 20001 is doing to established communities and we need to get back to what we had, where people had a say in what permits were granted for their neighborhoods.