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STOP Rezone Plan at Innes Rd and Pagé Rd

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Anthony Kittridge
7 years ago

We have an "Official Plan" but it seems every time a developer wants to do something different that requires re-zoning, it is approved. In this case it is not just a minor variance, but pretty significant. We are getting fed up with it. People buy houses with the expectation that the zoning around them is fixed, but changes are approved whenever a developer sees a way to make more money.

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Katherine Werhar
7 years ago

Orleans has far too little focus on infrastructure and far too much focus on developing additional residential. Innes is overflowing with the current traffic and now this plan comes into play without any consideration of the additional pressure this will put on already congested roads. This is NOT planned properly.

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Nicole Giroux
7 years ago

I support this petition!

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Isabelle Amen
7 years ago

Infrastructure routière et de transport en commun insuffisante dans ce quartier. Construisez près du LRT, pas sur Innès.

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Hussein
7 years ago

I am against rezoning

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carole vivier
7 years ago

la densite de la population qui sera cree dans ce secteur ainsi que la congestion pour acceder au Chemin Innes est inacceptable.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I am against the rezone. Innes rd. cannot support such a massive project

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Joanne
7 years ago

Don’t do it. You will ruin our neighbourhood.

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Ron Cyr
7 years ago

The road must be fixed to allow such an increase of people and vehicles!!!!

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Bonnie Lockhart
7 years ago

I am against this proposal.

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Michel Vigeant
7 years ago

Stop the intensification of Innes Rd at Pagé. This will overburden our municipal services

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Marc LeBlanc
7 years ago

I fully support this petition!

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Denise Frigon
7 years ago

It would be outrageous to concentrate all Orléans apt. bldgs. in one small parcel of land at the corner of Innes/Pagé Rds. especially when surrounded with residential homes. Please consider using example at the corner of Valin and Innes apt. bldg. which is not so high. Please disperse these bldgs. much in the same way as it was done on St-Joseph Blvd. There is plenty of vacant land in areas along the main arteries of Mer Bleu, Tenth Line, Trim Rd. and Brian Coburn Rd.

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Roger Frigon
7 years ago

These tall bldgs. do not belong on Innes Rd. nor do they belong in a quiet residential area of Orléans especially those who have bought Caivan new homes in Orléans VILLAGE! Please build high-rise apts. along the LRT Confederation Line East which will be running from Trim Rd. along highway 174 with completion by year 2024. This is the SOLUTION to relieve traffic congestion and will allow easier commute to downtown Ottawa.

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Ruthann MacMillan
7 years ago Featured

Why put a lot more people and congestion in an area where there is a new Seniors home with the elderly trying to enjoy their aging years? Chapel Hill Retirement Home is a lovely place that doesn’t need even more traffic nearby.

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Tasha Macintyre
7 years ago

Until council implimwnts a plan to improve traffic in and our of Orleans there cannot be increases in residential zoning. Our sector of Ottawa has 80% of the workforce working outside of orleans and suffers from crippling traffic on the best of days and they grid lock when one main artery is impeeded

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DAVID
7 years ago

stop

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Ryan Toonders
7 years ago

imfrastructure is not sufficient for this developement

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marry
7 years ago

STOP REZONE

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larry
7 years ago

stop rexone