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Restore Edmonton's Democracy: Rescind. Rethink. Redo

2,194 Comments

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Anne Carla Soderlind
1 year ago

We are heart broken with what the City is doing to our historical neighbourhoods.

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Bradley S Pipella
1 year ago

We are heart broken with what the City is doing to our historical neighbourhoods.

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Vu Minh Truong
1 year ago

Let's do infill responsibly

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Scott Beveridge
1 year ago

I’ve dealt with developers putting an infill next to my home. A setback variance was approved and I now have to view a towering 2 story cube from my living room window. It was a double fill each with basement suites and now 6 adults each with a vehicle live next door parking is a nightmare. The fence I paid for was damaged by excavation and NEVER repaired by developer. It’s only getting worse. Every councillor should have an infill built next door to their home.

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Sherry Lynn Paterson
1 year ago

We are against the Inglewood multiplex infill

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Madison Ann Hawkins
1 year ago

Smart builds that don’t ruin the beautiful architecture and historical features of our neighborhood that make it so special.

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Ross Jopling
1 year ago

Stop the 8 plexes

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Maxine Cowan
1 year ago

This is the first time I've lived in a city run by developers who know nothing about design.

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Lucy cork
1 year ago

8 unit housing is ridiculous and harmful. I lived in one and it was supposed to be affordable, but it was $1500 for a single room. And it was small and unfinished and every part of it was lazy, no paint only primer, electrical was bullshhhh and parking was AWFUL

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Gita Sud
1 year ago

Very supportive of putting limitations on the size and height in mature neighbourhoods

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janick Hebert
1 year ago

The city has no clue on preserving the aesthetics of neighbourhoods. there is no plan and no reguard for existing home owners. I want this council out!! The houses that are torn down sometimes are in perfect condition and are made of far superior building materials that should be salvaged, not just put in landfill.

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Robert Ostashek
1 year ago

Loss of water pressure. Unwanted change to community. Infill is killing my community that I had hoped to live my life without being crowded out.

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Dean Otto Wrobel
1 year ago

The new infill guidelines do not take into account Older community aesthetics……they are awful builds.

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Yuri Lisavin
1 year ago

Save ADA and Highlands now!!!!! In 100 years this has never been seen in our historic neighbourhood

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Kristina Woelber
1 year ago

Stop the infills on ADA/higlands!!!! Cromdale deemed standards of 1940 style homes on their Jasper Ave street and has worked to maintain the beauty. Ada is Edmonton’s DNA and an ICONIC street that shapes our city

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Shirley Adolph
1 year ago

Large 5 - 8 infills are NOT a means of continuing existing infills. They create major parking problems. Stay with 2 - 3 units.

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David Brian Parker
1 year ago

opposed to new zoning bylaw.

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MARLENE AULT
1 year ago

Absolutely support this process- our government has NO right to make decisions idioms without the collaboration of every citizen-

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Christina Wendell
1 year ago

The lack of consideration to those of us who chose to BUY our homes based on the density and surroundings of the neighborhood is deplorable and beyond belief. The govt and developers idea of infill has NOTHING to do with "affordable housing" its about making money on taxes and overpriced smaller homes.

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Annette Roth
1 year ago

In the last few years, I've started to see the nice old homes getting torn down and replaced with these tall double structures. These structures look beautiful but are not for this neighborhood. I value my neighborhood the way it is. I love my yard and privacy. I don't want one of these tall things popping up next to me and infringing on my right to have a private area in my backyard.