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Restore Edmonton's Democracy: Rescind. Rethink. Redo

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Cole
1 year ago

You save up, buy a home in a mature community like you grew up in only to have your neighborhood destroyed. Stop punishing people for wanting to live in a neighborhood with space and privacy. If you can’t afford to live in one of these neighborhood’s that’s unfortunate. The argument of affordability is also bogus, these units are extremely expensive as you own literally no land.

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Blair Haeser
1 year ago

Rescind bylaw 20001 NOW!!!! WTF were you thinking!!!

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jackie los
1 year ago

we reject tearing down single family homes to add multi family dwellings in Duggan.

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Lyle Gordon Hamilton
1 year ago

At the most I would be in favor of 2 units per lot and 4 on corner lots.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Leave our neighborhoods alone

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Stephanie Coutts
1 year ago

Moving due to infill and encouraging on my property.

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Edward coutts
1 year ago

My house I had to sell due to size of new infill that affected the stability of my land

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Susan Taylor
1 year ago

Free for all building has got to stop! The citizens should be making these decisions not City council!

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Rodney Los
1 year ago

we are against rezoning our neighborhood Duggan from single family to multi family

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Marjorie Anderson
1 year ago

A 6-8 plex in the middle of an old treed neighborhood on a 50 foot lot without one parking place per unit is irresponsible city planning. In fact -- every apartment of any size needs one parking place per unit. Repeal Zoning Bylaw 20001.

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jim brohman
1 year ago

I am so disappointed on how large, multi storey buildings are allowed with no concern for the adjacent residents privacy! re

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Brian Dietrich
1 year ago

Happening to fast No consulting

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Deni McCrae
1 year ago

We have no Parkview in our street as it is A HALL AND A CHURCH

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Dorothy Buga
1 year ago

I agree with all the people who have signed this petition regarding my neighborhood with too many infills -- large or small

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Anonymous
1 year ago

FYI - there is an application for a building with 130 units in Highlands on 56/57 st and 118 ave

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Cheri Wright
1 year ago

How do I get a sign for my front yard?

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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.