Some ridiculously massive rooming houses being built in my area. This is very concerning!
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Isobel Grundy
1 year ago
Infill can be done right (off-road parking, highest ecological standards, limited size, protection for mature trees). Doing it wrong would be taking a city jewel, Windsor Park, and throwing it in the garbage.
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Kelsey Young-Rokosh
1 year ago
Four homes should not be built onto one lot
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Bonnie Quinn
1 year ago
All the time we wasted on MNO meetings that we thought would protect our properties!
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Marie Gloria Prescott
1 year ago
Keep!existing neighborhoods feel by not over the top density, 4 plexes are reasonable, not 8 or more residences per building. Also leave a small yard for new residents, allowing quality of life!
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Anonymous
1 year ago
There’s a huge complex going in across the street from us, without any warning or input from the neighbourhood. Not happy
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Claudiu Danciu
1 year ago
I will do anything to stop this plan.
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Janet Pavlic
1 year ago
Thoughtful and planful infill - no rush jobs!
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JPierre Valois
1 year ago
We need to get involved in decision-making process that affects our neighborhoods and real change in our city.
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Linda Majcher
1 year ago
I feel like the blanket, do what you want, in mature neighbourhoods is very poorly planned. I understand the city needs for infill, but protect what makes the neighbourhoods desirable. People move there because of the trees, canopy, look and community. Making drastic changes upsets the people in the community. Also, many are poorly constructed, rushed and cut corners. It's aggressive and making a lot of people upset.
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Dorothy Manning
1 year ago
These barracks are being built contrary to what the communities want. They are poorly constructed, overwhelming the neighbouring homes, blocking sun and adding traffic to neighborhoods that already have traffic issues.
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Vernon Hunter
1 year ago
Why should our neighbourhood suffer? We moved here 40 years ago because it was such a nice neighbourhood - now the developers are ruining it.
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Gerry Marvel Taekema
1 year ago
I am disabled but would like to know I can do against poorly planned infill.
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Nick Nickifor
1 year ago
We do not agree with the new infill that is happening in some neighborhoods.
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donna casson
1 year ago
Stop cluster housing with side entrances. Demand at least 30% be soft landscaping.
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Kathy Lawrence
1 year ago
Insane a 7 unit complex with the LRT running along the Eastside where do 7 households park in front of everyone else's home making pickup for seniors living in the community impossible.
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Susana De Leon Siller
1 year ago
I don't agree with the aggressive infill that is happening in the neighborhood.
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XINRAN ZHOU
1 year ago
The multifamily units are the way to make builders take advantage of low-interest-rate loans, not even close to providing any affordable housing.
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Karen Pooke
1 year ago
It's time for politicians to stop telling the citizens what they want, and time for the citizens to tell politicians what we want. The city council no longer represents their voters. Democracy no longer represents the majority. The neighborhood renewal project in the clareview area is an atrocious disrespect for the taxpayers and should be almost viewed as criminal,
I am against infill and bike lanes
Some ridiculously massive rooming houses being built in my area. This is very concerning!
Infill can be done right (off-road parking, highest ecological standards, limited size, protection for mature trees). Doing it wrong would be taking a city jewel, Windsor Park, and throwing it in the garbage.
Four homes should not be built onto one lot
All the time we wasted on MNO meetings that we thought would protect our properties!
Keep!existing neighborhoods feel by not over the top density, 4 plexes are reasonable, not 8 or more residences per building. Also leave a small yard for new residents, allowing quality of life!
There’s a huge complex going in across the street from us, without any warning or input from the neighbourhood. Not happy
I will do anything to stop this plan.
Thoughtful and planful infill - no rush jobs!
We need to get involved in decision-making process that affects our neighborhoods and real change in our city.
I feel like the blanket, do what you want, in mature neighbourhoods is very poorly planned. I understand the city needs for infill, but protect what makes the neighbourhoods desirable. People move there because of the trees, canopy, look and community. Making drastic changes upsets the people in the community. Also, many are poorly constructed, rushed and cut corners. It's aggressive and making a lot of people upset.
These barracks are being built contrary to what the communities want. They are poorly constructed, overwhelming the neighbouring homes, blocking sun and adding traffic to neighborhoods that already have traffic issues.
Why should our neighbourhood suffer? We moved here 40 years ago because it was such a nice neighbourhood - now the developers are ruining it.
I am disabled but would like to know I can do against poorly planned infill.
We do not agree with the new infill that is happening in some neighborhoods.
Stop cluster housing with side entrances. Demand at least 30% be soft landscaping.
Insane a 7 unit complex with the LRT running along the Eastside where do 7 households park in front of everyone else's home making pickup for seniors living in the community impossible.
I don't agree with the aggressive infill that is happening in the neighborhood.
The multifamily units are the way to make builders take advantage of low-interest-rate loans, not even close to providing any affordable housing.
It's time for politicians to stop telling the citizens what they want, and time for the citizens to tell politicians what we want. The city council no longer represents their voters. Democracy no longer represents the majority. The neighborhood renewal project in the clareview area is an atrocious disrespect for the taxpayers and should be almost viewed as criminal,