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Restore Edmonton's Democracy: Rescind. Rethink. Redo

1,998 Comments

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Jacqueline Bruglemans
1 year ago

Please listen to the people not the program!

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James Darrell Trotter
1 year ago

I’m opposed to any multi level buildings in our neighborhood. It’s bad enough that we are dealing with all these skinny infill homes .

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Our mature neighborhoods' characters are being destroyed by the new zoning bylaw. Some thought needs to be put into a changed bylaw.

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Murray Sugden
1 year ago

I live because of the existing character of the block and indeed entire neighbourhood. A massive increase in density and on street parking would completely destroy feeling that exists. Frankly if things around here change I will move to Sherwood Park where the zoning laws are sensible.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

After thousands of Volunteer hours over 40 years working to develop a responsible denser neighbourhood this is way out of line. If these new builds were affordable AND for families I would have a better understanding of the change. They are intrusive to existing neighbours and do not provide affordable homes for families, are not built sustainably or with fire safety in mind.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

I do not like the multifamily housing that’s going up in my neighborhood. It’s extremely tall and dwarfing everyone’s bungalows. It also doesn’t fall under affordable living because the rent they are asking is quite high. They built a house between two small single-family bungalows and the peak of the house is 33 feet. It’s enormous and shouldn’t of been allowed in that particular area.

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Jeff Oliver
1 year ago

There is no thought to infrastructure. 20 or 30 extra people using water and sewer system will cause serious problems. The power grid in the area can not take this either.

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Jones
1 year ago

Have row house going up next to our home. Been nothing but hole in ground since last October. Quite unsightly. Waiting for them to start work. Do they still pay taxes on the hole.

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Katherine Roche
1 year ago

Reasonable densification

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Barbara Smith
1 year ago

Strongly opposed to more than 2 dwellings on a former single dwelling lot.

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Bonnie Charlene Szewczyk
1 year ago

I completely disagree with this bill!!! I don’t imagine our Mayor or any of the council members would appreciate their neighbours house being torn down and an 8plex being built next door to them. We built in this community understanding and having all single family dwellings surrounding us. To up and change the structure of the community decades later is completely wrong. It will definitely devalue our properties. It’s unfair that we have no vote in this!!!

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Jackie Patrie
1 year ago

I do not want 2 - 6 duplexes in our quiet well established neighborhood. We live in this ĺarea because we enjoy our green spaces and less densely populated area.

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Dwayne Hunka
1 year ago

I believe in single family infills. Stop ruining the neighborhoods with multi family structures on single family lots. The garbage infrastructure cannot house 16 garbage cans on a proposed 8 dwelling multi family structure on a 50X150 lot size. Electrical Transformers and water / sewage need to be upgraded to today’s standards. Parking is also another issue.

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Ray Bessette
1 year ago

Protect the historic neighborhoods

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Lydia Margaret Ennis
1 year ago

This is a start

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Shannon Scott
1 year ago

I support infill however the move toward multiple family dwellings on a single lot is highly concerning in terms of infrastructure- water, electricity, garbage removal, parking. These bylaws need to be amended.

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Patrick McKenna
1 year ago

We have got to put an end to the senseless destruction of established neighborhoods under the name of density when there is all kinds on undeveloped land within the City's inner core that remains undeveloped because they do not want to invest in the required infrastructure.

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Volante Cervo
1 year ago

There are plans for a 7 unit rental to be constructed on our street on one lot. This unit will degrage the neighborhood and push families with children out of the area. Let's build family friendly homes in our neighborhoods.

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Edith A H Cooper
1 year ago

I would like a lawn sign please

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Lloyd Jeff Caouette
1 year ago

This type of zoning bylaw is making our neighbourhoods worse.