Restore Edmonton's Democracy: Rescind. Rethink. Redo

Get rid of the homeless people in the area

Enough with the 8plex.

Limit densification to four units per lot in established neighbourhoods. Reduce building heights to reflect community scale.

Repeal a zoning bylaw that only benefits developers!

Mid Block 8 unit builds is lacking common sense.

Let's force another vote in council.. it passed because people were on holiday..

fighting this since day one. referendum this

City council needs to remember they arent the "bosses" of the city. They exist to SERVE us and OUR interests. Its our city and neighborhoods, not theirs.

The current City Administration is not responsible enough to make any decisions that impact the citizens.

Restrict 8 unit multiplexes to locations adjacent to designated TOD nodes and priority growth corridors. Prohibit 8 unit multiplex housing mid-block on interior lts in every mature neighbourhood. Calgary allows up to a maximum of 6 du/lot in mature neighbourhoods, Winnipeg allows up to 4 dwellung units/lot in established neighbourhoods, and Toronto allows 5 du to 6 du plexes in some mature neighbourhoods, while some neighbourhoods were exempted. As well the location of the 4 du rowhousing, 5 to 6 unit multiplexes is directed to lots adjacent to major roadway corridors and neighbourhood collectors. No other City yet has prescribed a max. 8 du/lot density on interior lots in mature neighbourhoods. Why did Edmonton Planning....follow the money as this is the likely housing form to make a profit for investors and infill developers. orunit nor Winnipeg of

This affects all communities and I work in Edmonton as well as a Realtor.

To many infill with 8 suites and 4 suites in a short space.there is 0 parking and I really do not think our power grid or sewers can handle that

I have a proposed 2 slim structures containing 8 units each in the middle of the block ! So, if it goes through that’s 16 rental units on our quiet street in the middle of the block.

This is a very important petition. Thanks!

I very much support infilll over outward growth, but it must be done with consultation and consideration for neighborhood character.

The permits to build infills should be assessed individually in order to accommodate growing housing demands without sacrificing our pleasant neighborhoods. Respecting the choices people already living in these older communities like mine is democracy; allowing big investors to develop for profits 6 or 8 units in a small lot to stablish rental units should not be allowed here. Where are they going to park the vehicles and place the garbage cans? Stop rental infills in quiet communities. Stop big corporations taking over prime land.

I think it's ridiculous when you have all these people feom out of country putting up art's in a house district. Give the art's their own little dedicated area and quit interfering with someone beautiful view feom their home.

As a lifelong resident of Edmonton, I oppose the 8‑plex project because it undermines our City Plan values of “LIVE in a place that feels like home” and “PRESERVE what matters most”. This oversized development disrupts the character of our neighbourhood, strains parking and local infrastructure, and sacrifices mature trees—eroding the very sense of belonging and community identity we cherish. Thoughtful infill should respect scale, support neighbourhood cohesion, and genuinely align with Edmonton’s vision—not bulldoze it in the name of density.

I saved my entire life to build a small beautiful house in this area. I love my community, neighbors and city- to scale and flux population at this level this is an absolute abomination and disrespects the people who live here

Fails to respect the beauty and community of the neighborhood