The rezoning would be detrimental to the aesthetics of the new housing development and cause traffic congestion.
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Helen Halligan
7 years ago
The proposed building would be detrimental to the areas aesthetics. The traffic would also endanger the lives of the families purchasing in this neighbourhood.
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Anne Stankovic
7 years ago
THis would greatly increase the traffic burden on Innes which is already overcrowded.
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Nathalie Lanzo
7 years ago
Against the rezoning there is enough people and traffic as it is, this woud be a circulation nightmare
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Matthew O'Hara
7 years ago
This would be an eyesore and make the innes traffic even worse then it already is.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
I disagree with high rise zoning in this area
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Anonymous
7 years ago
The current proposed plan is suitable and the additional housing a larger building will provide will only ensure unnecessary traffic on Innes AND LaMarche
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Wyn Fournier
7 years ago
The suburbs is not the place for high-rise apartment blocks! The LRT corridor would be a much more appropriate area. City councillors.... come drive Innes Rd during peak periods, during weekdays, and on the weekends and you will see the foolishness of this rezoning proposal. There is definitely no need for anything above condo height in a residential area in the suburbs!!
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Maxine Frigon
7 years ago
The small parcel of land (formerly Orléans Golf Driving Range) would become a downtown Ottawa with 3-level underground parking. If approved, the adjacent/parallel parcels of land would be approved right up to the U-Haul location (formerly Builders’ Warehouse). How many sardines can you pack in small can?
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Lianxu Lin
7 years ago
This project is expected to be done in 2031. This means all the new Caivan home buyers and nearby residents will live in the noise pollution, dirt and dust for over a decade!!! We've paid enough tax to deserve a better living condition than that! Please stop this rezone plan!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Nobody wants high rise appartment buildings in the suburbs. Its already hell to leave orleans to get to work downtown because of narrow roads and congested traffic, the construction of these massive buildings would only make it worse. People who bought new homes in that area, who paid a lot of money to buy them there absolutely do not want to see eyesore tall buildings blocking their view. I'm all for building small condo buildings with 4 -5 stories but anything larger than that does not belong in Orleans.
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Mathieu
7 years ago
This rezoning proposal would bring further traffic congestion affecting the quality of life of thousands of residents. Innes road does not have the infrastructure to support the increase in people/cars these high rise buildings would bring. If approved, get ready for bumper-to-bumper traffic jams! Stop this rezoning.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Stop the rezoning, Orleans does not need this, please concentrate such building close to LRT line as that is more appropriate!
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Irene
7 years ago
Unbelievable! This proposal will impose many traffic challenges & community safety concerns. The current infrastructure can not support the proposed rezoning plan. 9 and 12 to 16 storey buildings in Orleans , does not fit the east end landscape! Stop the stupidity!
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Jennifer Reil
7 years ago
Thank you to all 317 people who have signed this petition so far! Please email or call the following people for an even bigger impact so hopefully they will vote against this proposal!
Michael Boughton ([email protected]) 613-580-2424-27588;
Evode Rwagasore ([email protected]) 613-580-2424-16483;
Laura Dudas ([email protected]) 613-580-2472;
Stephen Blais ([email protected]) 613-580-2489;
Mayor Jim Watson ([email protected]) 613-580-2496.
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Cathy Piper
7 years ago
This would cause too much traffic to come down our already busy street
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Jennifer Reil
7 years ago
I oppose the zoning by-law amendment at 3484 & 3490 Innes Rd. File No. D02-02-19-0060.
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Karen Stirling
7 years ago
The congestion along this stretch of Innes Road is already epic. Increasing the size of the apartment buildings (the usual "bait & switch" by developers) will add to this congestion exponentially. I am against this re-zoning plan. City Councillors: please consider the strong opposition of your constituents.
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Jack Toonders
7 years ago
We purchased a Caivan Home (Lot 79) before the rezone proposal application for 3484 and 3490 Innes Rd was posted. We are extremely opposed to it as it would cause heavy traffic congestion on Innes Rd and especially for residents using Lamarche to get onto Innes Rd as it is the only road in and out.
This is a terrible idea.
The rezoning would be detrimental to the aesthetics of the new housing development and cause traffic congestion.
The proposed building would be detrimental to the areas aesthetics. The traffic would also endanger the lives of the families purchasing in this neighbourhood.
THis would greatly increase the traffic burden on Innes which is already overcrowded.
Against the rezoning there is enough people and traffic as it is, this woud be a circulation nightmare
This would be an eyesore and make the innes traffic even worse then it already is.
I disagree with high rise zoning in this area
The current proposed plan is suitable and the additional housing a larger building will provide will only ensure unnecessary traffic on Innes AND LaMarche
The suburbs is not the place for high-rise apartment blocks! The LRT corridor would be a much more appropriate area. City councillors.... come drive Innes Rd during peak periods, during weekdays, and on the weekends and you will see the foolishness of this rezoning proposal. There is definitely no need for anything above condo height in a residential area in the suburbs!!
The small parcel of land (formerly Orléans Golf Driving Range) would become a downtown Ottawa with 3-level underground parking. If approved, the adjacent/parallel parcels of land would be approved right up to the U-Haul location (formerly Builders’ Warehouse). How many sardines can you pack in small can?
This project is expected to be done in 2031. This means all the new Caivan home buyers and nearby residents will live in the noise pollution, dirt and dust for over a decade!!! We've paid enough tax to deserve a better living condition than that! Please stop this rezone plan!
Nobody wants high rise appartment buildings in the suburbs. Its already hell to leave orleans to get to work downtown because of narrow roads and congested traffic, the construction of these massive buildings would only make it worse. People who bought new homes in that area, who paid a lot of money to buy them there absolutely do not want to see eyesore tall buildings blocking their view. I'm all for building small condo buildings with 4 -5 stories but anything larger than that does not belong in Orleans.
This rezoning proposal would bring further traffic congestion affecting the quality of life of thousands of residents. Innes road does not have the infrastructure to support the increase in people/cars these high rise buildings would bring. If approved, get ready for bumper-to-bumper traffic jams! Stop this rezoning.
Stop the rezoning, Orleans does not need this, please concentrate such building close to LRT line as that is more appropriate!
Unbelievable! This proposal will impose many traffic challenges & community safety concerns. The current infrastructure can not support the proposed rezoning plan. 9 and 12 to 16 storey buildings in Orleans , does not fit the east end landscape! Stop the stupidity!
Thank you to all 317 people who have signed this petition so far! Please email or call the following people for an even bigger impact so hopefully they will vote against this proposal! Michael Boughton ([email protected]) 613-580-2424-27588; Evode Rwagasore ([email protected]) 613-580-2424-16483; Laura Dudas ([email protected]) 613-580-2472; Stephen Blais ([email protected]) 613-580-2489; Mayor Jim Watson ([email protected]) 613-580-2496.
This would cause too much traffic to come down our already busy street
I oppose the zoning by-law amendment at 3484 & 3490 Innes Rd. File No. D02-02-19-0060.
The congestion along this stretch of Innes Road is already epic. Increasing the size of the apartment buildings (the usual "bait & switch" by developers) will add to this congestion exponentially. I am against this re-zoning plan. City Councillors: please consider the strong opposition of your constituents.
We purchased a Caivan Home (Lot 79) before the rezone proposal application for 3484 and 3490 Innes Rd was posted. We are extremely opposed to it as it would cause heavy traffic congestion on Innes Rd and especially for residents using Lamarche to get onto Innes Rd as it is the only road in and out.