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Restore Edmonton's Democracy: Rescind. Rethink. Redo

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howard worrell
1 year ago

have a bylaw that supports the character of neighborhoods!

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Anonymous
1 year ago

The size of the units and amount of suites allocated are too large for the older neighbourhoods which will ultimately cause parking issues. Smaller sized units with less suites would be more acceptable to address Urban sprawl.

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Terry Isaacson
1 year ago

Very upset that taxpaying residents have lost our say in developing our neighorhoods

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Stop ginormous infill in single family home neighborhoods. They block light, remove privacy, cause major parking issues. What are you thinking??!!

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Glenn L Stefanich
1 year ago

Please stop these infills which are too expensive for people to buy!!!!

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MaryAnn Stefanich
1 year ago

Please stop ruining old neighborhoods

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Brenda Mullen
1 year ago

The City is building these infill buildings with no regard to the tax payers who have supported it! No infrastructure planning including parking and traffic. Owners have a right to sunlight, privacy and quiet on their own yards. It isn’t our fault governments have allowed too much immigration so healthcare, housing and education have become a big problem.

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Bernadette Wright
1 year ago

Restore Edmonton’s Democracy.

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Sergio Roppo
1 year ago

Limited street parking The amount of garbage and recycle cans

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CHRISTINE ANTOINETTE hanson
1 year ago

Revise infill legislation!!

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Marlene Wolski
1 year ago

There are so many of these coming up in Glenora but where is everyone going to park ? You need to slow down and make sure parking is not going to be an issue in these neighborhoods but also that they are not towering over someone's home. Thank you

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Elton Schwartz
1 year ago

This is severely damaging these older communities, why not do this in the newer ones? I say keep all the bylaws the same as in the older ones and differentiate them in the newer ones. In my opinion this is completely absurd. Best Regards, Elton Schwartz

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Patricia Crnogorac
1 year ago

10 units on what was single lot on our street. No parking and no space outside except to walk single file to the side walk. These huge buildings are going up as soon as an older single family home is sold.

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Elle McIntosh
1 year ago

The height and depth of the mid block buildings are absolutely overwhelming. They look absurd scattered throughout neighborhoods.

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Jen Cameron
1 year ago

Where is the thoughtfulness of design and neighborhood integrity… “be better” These builders and designers have no depth, bigger isn’t better use better products and design scale the project with purpose and character

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Michael Gushnowski
1 year ago

How does one deal with people who don't have common sense other than fire them

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Elle McIntosh
1 year ago

I am a university student and am getting married in the fall. I am sad to see so many of the little old bungalows in my neighborhood being torn down for multi family residence. As a young adult I would eventually like to buy a little house in the neighborhood I grew up in. I do not want to live in a duplex or 8plex. The affordable single family homes in the neighborhood are disappearing and replaced with characterless garbage or 2 million dollar mansions. Why not incentivize companies to restore or beautiful old charm homes?

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Cheryl Kerr
1 year ago

Neighbours need the ability to bring forward concerns, and in-neighbourhood development should be limited to 4-plex

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Within the city blocks a 4 plex only This is reasonable

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Christa Eaton
1 year ago

This city has no plan!