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Restore Edmonton's Democracy: Rescind. Rethink. Redo

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vance schiewe
1 year ago

Builders need to put up a BOND!!

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Ruth Rampling
1 year ago

We have lived for almost 40 years in this beautiful neighbourhood, in a home that we have invested in and carefully tended for these past 4 decades. The nature of the poorly considered infill planned for this area will negatively impact safety through increased traffic, and congestion created from parking and large numbers of garbage bins. Green spaces will be lost while the city continues to plant trees - making no sense whatsoever. Privacy will be impacted, particularly when multi-story buildings are developed next to the numerous bungalows that we love in this area. Infrastructure will be placed under increased demands, particularly water and sewage. Our quality of life in this peaceful Duggan environment will be severely eroded.

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Lynora Saxinger
1 year ago

Concerned that families moving to our neighborhood already can’t get child care spots and class sizes in schools cannot keep pace. Densification requires concurrent infrastructure debsification too.

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Therese Morin
1 year ago

I understand this will be done but Please reduce infill to 4 units And make them for families

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David Greenlaw
1 year ago

I found out today developers are approaching people in Duggan telling them they will pay above market value if they sell to them. One developer is trying to get two lots side by side. Unacceptable.

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Tracy Beck
1 year ago

The lack of accountability to the public who oppose this is astounding.

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Dan Lynge
1 year ago

totally unacceptable building 8 or 6 plex in a single lot also to allow them just to park on the street. ABSALUTLY NOT !!!!!!

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Katrina Bruner
1 year ago

I am not okay with what is happening to this city. Even if we need to make room for more people, this just isn't a healthy way to do it.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Increased density is necessary. But it must be done responsibly, with care, consultation, and respect for the existing neighborhood. Parking, trees, and utility capacity cannot be ignored.

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John Belanger
1 year ago

Repeal bad zoning bylaws consult with neighbourhoods it's not about your tax grab it's about communities and their history and character

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Anonymous
1 year ago

I am against development in neighborhoods that doesn't match the neighborhood character. I am against development that rises higher than the surrounding established buildings.

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Jenell Ferris
1 year ago

No infills

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Chris Haugen
1 year ago

We are against the multi dwelling ruining our neighborhoods

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Gina Lynn Runzer
1 year ago

Please stop destroying neighborhoods

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Alan Duke
1 year ago

Stop this crap. Leave our neighborhoods alone

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Robert Victor Lloyd
1 year ago

Will you support particular candidates?

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Kendrick Knoll
1 year ago

Opposed to high density housing in mature historical neighborhoods

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Anonymous
1 year ago

What the city is allowing for multiplexes is disgraceful.

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Antje Espinaco-Virseda
1 year ago

Reverse the re zoned bylaw on 81 Ave north side from 109 st to 111 street . Stop the creation of cheap box units for short-term living . East Garneau is nothing but walk up units. There’s less than 20% single-family dwellings in this old historical sensitive neighborhood. People don’t want to live in small box units that do not fit in the neighborhood. We are ready saturated in high density of all sorts, including supportive housing units now.

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Shirley Gee
1 year ago

A bungalow on our street is being replaced by a 2-story triplex, with each unit having an additional basement suite, plus the existing 2-story garage that has a garden suite on the 2nd floor. No apparent consideration for where to park at least 6 additional vehicles. Seriously?!?!?!!!