STOP Rezone Plan at Innes Rd and Pagé Rd

This type of development does not belong in Orleans, especially on Innes Road, which can already not keep up with the overpopulated neighborhoods of Avalon and Chapel Hill South.

I vote NO to these buildings.

Not in favour of building all these buildings to be built.

before accepting this rezoning request there should be a plan in place to provide another main road to enter and exit Orleans

Destroying neighborhoods at page and Innes

Do not add additional traffic on Innes Rd.

There is not enough traffic routes for this type of housing buildings in this area.

This kind of project development needs to be closer to a better access to public transportation, and it will change the skyline or Orleans forever. It needs to be better studied. It seems ridiculous to have those big buildings in the middle of a residential neighbourhood. Privacy is also a concern, it is going to give a good look on many neighbours' land.

Totally against the idea.

City should be taking care of our roads, before more buildings bring more and more people to Orleans. The city is not keeping up with all the proposed buildings.

This should not happen

Growth needs to be thought out more not just have new buildings plunked down wherever an inch is found and damn the consequences.

This area is not built to manage this volume and density. Innes is madness already most of the day.

Agree with concerns about preserving low density housing in neighborhood, inappropriate place for high density housing (should be near LRT), congestion, and environmental impact.

Totally unacceptable on Innes which is already congested. Huge developments such as these belong along the transit way.

As a longtime resident of Chapel Hill South I oppose this application due to concerns regarding significant increases in traffic and noise through our thriving community. After having participated recently in public consultations with the city I can say for certain that residents of this community are deeply concerned about the current increase in traffic and noise on Orléans boulevard, and neighbouring streets, which is sure to be exacerbated should a development of this density proceed. The city needs to hear loud and clear the negative impact this will have on our community.

Please honour this petition!

Traffic on Innes is already insane, adding this much additional housing in this area will make it impossible to get around. The increase in population is not matched by an increase in infrastructure and will destroy this community. The city has an abligarion to the existing residents and must say no to this development as it will only benefit the developers.

Our current roads can't take this extra traffic

This development plan pays little heed to the need for protection and augmentation of forest canopy cover in urban and peri-urban areas. There is far too much asphalt and concrete in the proposed design! There is very little attention paid to increasing the forest cover and respect for the protection and preservation of wildlife and natural corridors, all important parts of historical Orleans. The proposed plan is far too intensive for the region, surrounding neighbourhoods, existing and proposed transportation systems, recreation and greenspace areas of Orleans. The proposed high density with massive concrete and contiguous built infrastructure does nothing to promote and protect the natural areas of Orleans. It will only bring adverse affects to our Orleans environmental climate (know for reducing heat in summer and mitigating winter conditions) and the overall Ottawa environmental environment. Based on the proposed plan, all the benefits of the existing natural areas (forests, parks, greenspace, parkland, hedgerows, etc) will be lost in the proposed development which favours densitiy over healthy lifestyles, urban liveability and environmental sustainability. There is no doubt that there will be critical negative impacts on existing and nearby environmental protected (Zoned EP) urban natural areas due to increased density, population, and usage. This negative impact will no doubt lead to a decrease in the existing liveability factors in Orleans. Is this what the City of Ottawa wants to happen to the forested and ravine areas that are such important elements of Orleans life? Why is the inner city development formula deemed appropriate for Orleans?? Residents do NOT want this “Merivale Road-style” strip development that has so drastically impacted the land in west Ottawa. Why repeats bad urban design from west Ottawa in east Ottawa? Developers have a profit objective; This should NOT be the objective of the City of Ottawa. Say NO to