This project is too big for Orleans infrastructure. This will be a traffic nightmare.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
That's against the environment, against what people need in this area of Orleans ... C'mon, Canada is the #2 biggest country in the world, and you build packed like this ??? I don't understand the logic here, except putting money in the Mayor's pockets :(
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Nathalie Loiselle
7 years ago
Until the roads in Orleans can support all these extra homeowners these feelings need to be put on hold.
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Stephen Richardson
7 years ago
The infrastructure in this area will not support this devlopement.
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Venise Volodarsky
7 years ago
Our current road infrastructure can NOT accommodate this increase in car/bus volume. Our life quality will be completely destroyed.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Leave the trees alone.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Say No to Neighbourhood Intensification. Unacceptable. No road infrastructure to support such a development project in such a neighbourhood. Go elsewhere.
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nick macleod
7 years ago
The traffic is a nightmare certain times of the day as is. Also, we all know the consequences of injecting a large number of low income families into a community. This is not what our community wants nor needs!!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This is asking for many problems with the lack of parking and too many buildings you will over populate the neighbourhood
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Hélène Humphrey
7 years ago
You are taking a beautiful neighbourhood and turning it into an over populated project. Please don’t do this!
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Samar Juteau
7 years ago
This is insane! Our roads can't even handle the current population of Orleans!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
If this rezoning is approved, this will be just the start of similar changes in future that will be to the detriment of the residents of our community.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
No rezone
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richard roman
7 years ago
i dont want this amount of people condensed in such a small space taking away the beauty of our neighbourhood.
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Robert Giroux
7 years ago
Already made via Email - Main point is impossible situation re-existing road infrastructure of our roads. It cannot absorb such a huge complex until new roads are in place.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Infrastructure is not in place to support such a project. Stop this project now.
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Luis Miguel Huapaya
7 years ago
Traffic in Orleans, particularly on Innes, is already exceptionally poor. Considering there is already a new subdivision underway just a few hundred of feet away from this rezoning application (the traffic impact of which was conveniently ignored in the traffic study of the application), adding super high density buildings in the middle of basically quiet suburbia is simply unacceptable.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This is not the spot for such a high density project. Our roads cannot support this- Innes is already impossible to traverse several hours a day and during shopping hours on weekends. We need another highway out of Orleans and other roads as well, NOT highrises that will stick out like sore thumbs.
We will have no choice but to move if this project is approved, and I am a business owner in Orleans.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
these buildings would ruin the feel of the neighborhood. Also the surrounding infrastructure is not designed for such.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Current road infrastructure is already not supporting the current population of Innes Ward and Orleans . Studies have showed how commute times and heavy traffic negatively impact residents lives. Innes Ward residents are already suffering for poor road infrastructure (Innes traffic), let’s not make it worse.
This project is too big for Orleans infrastructure. This will be a traffic nightmare.
That's against the environment, against what people need in this area of Orleans ... C'mon, Canada is the #2 biggest country in the world, and you build packed like this ??? I don't understand the logic here, except putting money in the Mayor's pockets :(
Until the roads in Orleans can support all these extra homeowners these feelings need to be put on hold.
The infrastructure in this area will not support this devlopement.
Our current road infrastructure can NOT accommodate this increase in car/bus volume. Our life quality will be completely destroyed.
Leave the trees alone.
Say No to Neighbourhood Intensification. Unacceptable. No road infrastructure to support such a development project in such a neighbourhood. Go elsewhere.
The traffic is a nightmare certain times of the day as is. Also, we all know the consequences of injecting a large number of low income families into a community. This is not what our community wants nor needs!!
This is asking for many problems with the lack of parking and too many buildings you will over populate the neighbourhood
You are taking a beautiful neighbourhood and turning it into an over populated project. Please don’t do this!
This is insane! Our roads can't even handle the current population of Orleans!
If this rezoning is approved, this will be just the start of similar changes in future that will be to the detriment of the residents of our community.
No rezone
i dont want this amount of people condensed in such a small space taking away the beauty of our neighbourhood.
Already made via Email - Main point is impossible situation re-existing road infrastructure of our roads. It cannot absorb such a huge complex until new roads are in place.
Infrastructure is not in place to support such a project. Stop this project now.
Traffic in Orleans, particularly on Innes, is already exceptionally poor. Considering there is already a new subdivision underway just a few hundred of feet away from this rezoning application (the traffic impact of which was conveniently ignored in the traffic study of the application), adding super high density buildings in the middle of basically quiet suburbia is simply unacceptable.
This is not the spot for such a high density project. Our roads cannot support this- Innes is already impossible to traverse several hours a day and during shopping hours on weekends. We need another highway out of Orleans and other roads as well, NOT highrises that will stick out like sore thumbs. We will have no choice but to move if this project is approved, and I am a business owner in Orleans.
these buildings would ruin the feel of the neighborhood. Also the surrounding infrastructure is not designed for such.
Current road infrastructure is already not supporting the current population of Innes Ward and Orleans . Studies have showed how commute times and heavy traffic negatively impact residents lives. Innes Ward residents are already suffering for poor road infrastructure (Innes traffic), let’s not make it worse.