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So unimaginative -- compare this City effort to the one on Columbia Avenue.
Now, it just needs some restaurants, cafes, shops, boutiques
the seasonal planters on river valley road are really great looking planters this year, probably because that stretch of road with a golf course on one side and the multi-use path and the river bank on the other doesn't have enough greenery [insert sarcasm emoticon of choice here].Even a few seasonal planters in barrels or the like would add a lot to that spot.
The only thing different with this stretch is the lack of bike lanes, other than that both streetscapes incorporate the same tree/bench/planter theme. 105 Avenue has the added benefit of being much longer with newer residential around it.So unimaginative -- compare this City effort to the one on Columbia Avenue.
Farmers Market shut the street down for it.Now, it just needs some restaurants, cafes, shops, boutiques
Why aren't they doing the stretch of 99 St immediately north of 102 Ave? There's another roadscape project that will cover the portion from Jasper to 102, so are they really going to leave that middle stretch as the odd one out, or is there a third project that I missed?Nearby planning:
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103A Avenue and 99 Street Streetscape and Underground Pedway
103 A Avenue and 99 Streetscape and Underground Pedwayengaged.edmonton.ca
So you don't know of any project covering that specific stretch of 99 St? I wonder why they'd leave it out of both adjacent projects.My belief is that these projects are intended to have a perpetual amount of construction and disruption around the civic precinct/arts district.




