JC_Yeg
New Member
I couldn't agree more. The big gaps in Oliver and the 108 to 106 warehouse park areas create immediate dead zones of crumbled concrete (I know this sentiment is obvious to the contributors of this forum).I hope we'll see some movement on this soon. This sort of development is just what is needed along Jasper Avenue. I was driving through the area a few weeks ago admiring the progress on CNIB and Glenora Park, and the thing that struck me most was the distinct lack of substantial buildings fronting onto Jasper Avenue between about 112 and 119 Streets. This project will really help to give that stretch of Jasper Avenue the proper big city feel it needs.
I live in the south side of this Oliver dead zone, and it is vibrant with cyclists, dog walkers, and pedestrians of all ages and backgrounds long into the night. But walking on Jasper after 9 pm between 117 and 114 can be something else right now (lack of pedestrian, street front business)