I’ve read the transportation planning documents, however how safe can it be for all those homes and even the planned 4 storey apartment buildings to exit onto Innes Road through one street. The planner seemed overly optimistic that some households will not have vehicles.
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Claude Morency
7 years ago
I totally agree with the arguments made AGAINST this insane proposal! This neighbourhood is not design for such a high density project. Such a project ahould be licated near the 174 highway, where other high-tise building are located and near the public transportation hubs of Place Orleans and Trim Road
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Dan Whitman
7 years ago
This build is completely unfair to people who purchased with Caivan homes prior to the release of this proposal. In which people have spent significant money to live in this area and are not expecting high rises.
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Paul E Albers
7 years ago
This is a bad idea.
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Patricia Bacile
7 years ago
Our morning and evening commutes are already long enough with the traffic congestion in Orleans, now you want to add more residents and only 2 ways in and out??? This is ridiculous!!!
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George Merritt
7 years ago
Common sense will tell you that this is a bad decision for many reasons (traffic flow, parking issues, city services such as garbage pickup will be greater than the whole of Chapel Hill south, .........)
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Matthew Lapointe
7 years ago
This is a residential area thats not even close to the upcoming O-train keep the high rise buildings downtown or in less development areas
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Jacques Dompierre
7 years ago
This will create excessive traffic on Innes. This reflects inadequate planning by the city.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The rezone application for 3484 and 3490 Innes Road would be madness!
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Julie Fleury
7 years ago
I am completely against this proposal as this will cause traffic disruptions to the area (Innes rd. is already very busy) and it will disrupt the peace in surrounding neighborhoods for years to come. Overall, this is not the appropriate area for this type of construction.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I do not support this.
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Susan Salter
7 years ago
Innes road cannot handle this addition. As well we do not want this type of structure in our neighborhood.
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François Brouard
7 years ago
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Non. Infrastructure routière et de transport en commun insuffisante dans ce quartier. Construisez près du LRT, pas sur Innes. Hauteur trop élevée des immeubles. Manque de cohérence avec l’ensemble du quartier existant. Problème de stationnement à venir.
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Allison Pichette
7 years ago
I am very unhappy with the proposal to rezone 3484 & 3490 Innes road. I understand that there is a growing demand for living space in the suburb of Orleans but I do not feel that a complex of this size should be located directly on Innes surrounded by multiple established single family/townhome communities. There is land in Orleans that could be much better suited to a plan of this magnitude and would have less of an impact on the surrounding areas.
Traffic should be taken into consideration as well, as Innes road is already very densely populated and this would only magnify that issue..
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David Chung
7 years ago
There's no way Innes Rd. can handle any more traffic.The traffic is already a nightmare 24/7.
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Stephane Gauvin
7 years ago
This is too dense a development for a residential neighborhood. The building heights are too high for the character of an Orleans neighborhood. Orleans has limited road and public transport system which hasn’t been expanded for 20 years but development continues. Parking and traffic will be an issue for 3,000 vehicles. Only 1,400 parking spaces.
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Filssan Houssein
7 years ago
This is absolutely ridiculous. Numerous people would not have purchased caivan new-builts if plans had been completely transparent. This is my first home which was supposed to be a pleasant experience. I'm now regretting this incredibly.
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Marie Charron
7 years ago
Please keep the original plan.
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Sam Stouros
7 years ago
No the the zoning change. This neighbourhood does not want high density housing.
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Helene Seguin
7 years ago
Please do not keep building massive housing projects until the appropriate infrastructure (specifically roads and public transit) is in place.
I’ve read the transportation planning documents, however how safe can it be for all those homes and even the planned 4 storey apartment buildings to exit onto Innes Road through one street. The planner seemed overly optimistic that some households will not have vehicles.
I totally agree with the arguments made AGAINST this insane proposal! This neighbourhood is not design for such a high density project. Such a project ahould be licated near the 174 highway, where other high-tise building are located and near the public transportation hubs of Place Orleans and Trim Road
This build is completely unfair to people who purchased with Caivan homes prior to the release of this proposal. In which people have spent significant money to live in this area and are not expecting high rises.
This is a bad idea.
Our morning and evening commutes are already long enough with the traffic congestion in Orleans, now you want to add more residents and only 2 ways in and out??? This is ridiculous!!!
Common sense will tell you that this is a bad decision for many reasons (traffic flow, parking issues, city services such as garbage pickup will be greater than the whole of Chapel Hill south, .........)
This is a residential area thats not even close to the upcoming O-train keep the high rise buildings downtown or in less development areas
This will create excessive traffic on Innes. This reflects inadequate planning by the city.
The rezone application for 3484 and 3490 Innes Road would be madness!
I am completely against this proposal as this will cause traffic disruptions to the area (Innes rd. is already very busy) and it will disrupt the peace in surrounding neighborhoods for years to come. Overall, this is not the appropriate area for this type of construction.
I do not support this.
Innes road cannot handle this addition. As well we do not want this type of structure in our neighborhood.
Non. Infrastructure routière et de transport en commun insuffisante dans ce quartier. Construisez près du LRT, pas sur Innes. Hauteur trop élevée des immeubles. Manque de cohérence avec l’ensemble du quartier existant. Problème de stationnement à venir.
I am very unhappy with the proposal to rezone 3484 & 3490 Innes road. I understand that there is a growing demand for living space in the suburb of Orleans but I do not feel that a complex of this size should be located directly on Innes surrounded by multiple established single family/townhome communities. There is land in Orleans that could be much better suited to a plan of this magnitude and would have less of an impact on the surrounding areas. Traffic should be taken into consideration as well, as Innes road is already very densely populated and this would only magnify that issue..
There's no way Innes Rd. can handle any more traffic.The traffic is already a nightmare 24/7.
This is too dense a development for a residential neighborhood. The building heights are too high for the character of an Orleans neighborhood. Orleans has limited road and public transport system which hasn’t been expanded for 20 years but development continues. Parking and traffic will be an issue for 3,000 vehicles. Only 1,400 parking spaces.
This is absolutely ridiculous. Numerous people would not have purchased caivan new-builts if plans had been completely transparent. This is my first home which was supposed to be a pleasant experience. I'm now regretting this incredibly.
Please keep the original plan.
No the the zoning change. This neighbourhood does not want high density housing.
Please do not keep building massive housing projects until the appropriate infrastructure (specifically roads and public transit) is in place.