Because we recently had a multi family unit built next door to us and already problems with parking , garbage mess and. Animal noise and mess on my property
B
Brian Schmidt
18 days ago
We need to have more control over how our neighborhoods develop.
D
Douglas Ramsey
18 days ago
It is eroding the character of our neighborhoods.
D
David Brown
18 days ago
The unchecked, open-season infill in Edmontons mature neighborhoods is being abused by predatory investors, NOT responsible builders. City council needs to put a stop to this rampant destruction of our vibrant communities, and rescind the bylaw until proper and constructive consultation can happen with the communities that have invested their time, money, and effort into what makes these communities so worthwhile in the first place.
C
Colin Murphy
19 days ago
We need to save our neighborhood from destruction
M
MATTHEW DEVEREUX
19 days ago
Infill housing development is out of control and I want to see mature neighborhoods safeguarded from inappropriate development
J
Joanne Ogle
19 days ago
There is an 8 plex going up beside a house I own, replacing a bungalow and there is no plan for parking. Potentially at least 8 cars and during the winter the road is already down to 1 lane after snow ploughing. The city doesn't care and are deaf to the complaints of responsible tax payers.
L
Louise Sutton
20 days ago
Reasonable infill that is responsible to those in and around it should be the goal and should be protected by the city.
D
Dale Petersen
20 days ago
Our neighborhoods and our privacy, health and security are being defiled by multiplex infill. City council is not concerned and has violated our rights. Turning mature, cohesive neighborhoods into modern slums, this is NOT good for Edmonton and the blanket rezoning MUST be repealed.
B
Brian Senio
20 days ago
I live in the beautiful community of Wolf Willow and want to preserve its current state.
S
Scott Shettell
20 days ago
To keep neighbourhoods free of too many people and cars so they are healthy.
R
Ron Alexander
20 days ago
Changing a single lot with a single family home and a two car garage to an 8 family complex on the same single lot with no parking is simply ridiculous. It destroys the neighbourhood.
C
Carol Arndt
21 days ago
We were not properly informed of Bylaw 20001 prior to like Calgary homeowners were. Edmonton city homeowners would have never agreed to this!!! Shame on the City of Edmonton for their underhandedness. The mayor, along with all city councillors need be held legally responsible for the damage they have caused Edmonton homeowners. In the future, I'm confident none of them will ever retain a seat again.
T
Tracy Loveridge
21 days ago
It's frustrating to see our mature neighborhoods overwhelmed with infill that seems to do nothing but create parking and traffic issues, along with grossly tainting the overall look of mature areas with properties so much larger than the average. These properties,tower over other homes, limiting privacy and sunlight. Enough is enough.
D
Dave Robinson
22 days ago
Sporadic infill densification changes the look and feel of a neighbourhood, often for purely monetary reasons where the infrastructure is not equipped to handle it. Forever changing the community. When buying your home, you investigate the community. If you want to live in a denser area there are a lot of existing options. Arbitrarily and sporadically changing the density of it is unfair to all. Multiplexes should go up with other multiplexes, not inbetween standard homes.
N
Nataliya Valer
22 days ago
Current policy is irresponsible
K
Kazha Bialowas
22 days ago
Because I want to save our neighbourhoods!
A
Amanda Kostek
22 days ago
I live in Ritchie
K
Keith Lush
22 days ago
The negative impact on Bonnie Doon. Within a block of our home there are 35 new addresses with 8 and 6 plex row houses. This has destroyed our neighborhood to the point where we are looking at moving out of Edmonton after being in the neighborhood for 20 years. This needs to stop.
E
Erin Madsen
22 days ago
Infilo needs clearer guidelines and rules. Building an 8-12 unit building on the site of what was a single dwelling needs to consider the parking and traffic it will bring to neighbourhoods. The answer is NOT charging residents to park on the street when it is due to lack of parking from over developing an area.
Because we recently had a multi family unit built next door to us and already problems with parking , garbage mess and. Animal noise and mess on my property
We need to have more control over how our neighborhoods develop.
It is eroding the character of our neighborhoods.
The unchecked, open-season infill in Edmontons mature neighborhoods is being abused by predatory investors, NOT responsible builders. City council needs to put a stop to this rampant destruction of our vibrant communities, and rescind the bylaw until proper and constructive consultation can happen with the communities that have invested their time, money, and effort into what makes these communities so worthwhile in the first place.
We need to save our neighborhood from destruction
Infill housing development is out of control and I want to see mature neighborhoods safeguarded from inappropriate development
There is an 8 plex going up beside a house I own, replacing a bungalow and there is no plan for parking. Potentially at least 8 cars and during the winter the road is already down to 1 lane after snow ploughing. The city doesn't care and are deaf to the complaints of responsible tax payers.
Reasonable infill that is responsible to those in and around it should be the goal and should be protected by the city.
Our neighborhoods and our privacy, health and security are being defiled by multiplex infill. City council is not concerned and has violated our rights. Turning mature, cohesive neighborhoods into modern slums, this is NOT good for Edmonton and the blanket rezoning MUST be repealed.
I live in the beautiful community of Wolf Willow and want to preserve its current state.
To keep neighbourhoods free of too many people and cars so they are healthy.
Changing a single lot with a single family home and a two car garage to an 8 family complex on the same single lot with no parking is simply ridiculous. It destroys the neighbourhood.
We were not properly informed of Bylaw 20001 prior to like Calgary homeowners were. Edmonton city homeowners would have never agreed to this!!! Shame on the City of Edmonton for their underhandedness. The mayor, along with all city councillors need be held legally responsible for the damage they have caused Edmonton homeowners. In the future, I'm confident none of them will ever retain a seat again.
It's frustrating to see our mature neighborhoods overwhelmed with infill that seems to do nothing but create parking and traffic issues, along with grossly tainting the overall look of mature areas with properties so much larger than the average. These properties,tower over other homes, limiting privacy and sunlight. Enough is enough.
Sporadic infill densification changes the look and feel of a neighbourhood, often for purely monetary reasons where the infrastructure is not equipped to handle it. Forever changing the community. When buying your home, you investigate the community. If you want to live in a denser area there are a lot of existing options. Arbitrarily and sporadically changing the density of it is unfair to all. Multiplexes should go up with other multiplexes, not inbetween standard homes.
Current policy is irresponsible
Because I want to save our neighbourhoods!
I live in Ritchie
The negative impact on Bonnie Doon. Within a block of our home there are 35 new addresses with 8 and 6 plex row houses. This has destroyed our neighborhood to the point where we are looking at moving out of Edmonton after being in the neighborhood for 20 years. This needs to stop.
Infilo needs clearer guidelines and rules. Building an 8-12 unit building on the site of what was a single dwelling needs to consider the parking and traffic it will bring to neighbourhoods. The answer is NOT charging residents to park on the street when it is due to lack of parking from over developing an area.