EdmTrekker
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Does it have a name? Is there an actual project? Possibly rezoning will drive property valueI'd like the rezoning to be conditional on changing that stupid name.
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Does it have a name? Is there an actual project? Possibly rezoning will drive property valueI'd like the rezoning to be conditional on changing that stupid name.
Bought by a no-name Tire dealership? At least it could have been Kal or Fountain Tire but “Central Tire?” Do they have the brass balls to pull off something like this?F&F Holdings has applied to rezone a narrow parcel of land downtown located west of 109 Street between 99 Avenue and the alleyway south of Jasper Avenue. The current zoning allows for buildings on the property to be as tall as 20 metres, or about four storeys. The applicant wants to increase the maximum height on the parcel north of 100 Avenue to 70 metres, or about 20 storeys, and the maximum height south of 100 Avenue to 50 metres, or about 15 storeys. These heights are the same as those allowed on the lots across 109 Street. Some nearby residents oppose the rezoning. They said buildings this tall will reduce privacy, views, and sunlight, and that more density will increase traffic congestion. Council is scheduled to debate the rezoning at a public hearing on Aug. 19.
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On the agenda: Meeting rules, downtown rezoning, board appointments
This week, Edmonton city council is set to discuss proposed changes to its procedures bylaw, an application to rezone a unique parcel of land downtown, and who it will appoint to various boards and committees.edmonton.taproot.news