Airboy
Senior Member
Yup the restoration company has been there over a week now.
Reference ID: Job No 472060098-002 Description: To construct exterior and interior alterations to a Hotel building (fire restoration) Location: 1 - THORNTON COURT NW
Plan 5474MC Lots A,B,CApplicant: BELFOR PROPERTY RESTORATION Status: No DP Required Create Date: 2023-05-11T13:34:27Z Neighbourhood: DOWNTOWN
It’s certainly unfortunate, however we do have many lovely post-war bungalows that don’t happen to be right along main thoroughfares.Ok, I'm conflicted on this one.
A rezoning proposal is going to council May 30 to allow a mid-rise development in Glenora along the path of the LRT on Stony Plain Road and 136 St. It's a good location for more density, and generally I support increased density, particularly in central areas.
But yet again, a home on Edmonton's Inventory of Historic Resources is threatened with demolition. Staff say the Mayhew Residence "possesses heritage value as an early and well preserved example of the homes built during the Post‐war era in south Glenora."
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In their report, staff say, essentially, the benefits outweigh the cost of a potentially historic home falling to the wrecking ball. The developer doesn't want to keep it, so, sayonara, I guess.
Wonder who owns the older ones between the two on the other side of Bonnie Doon mall on the south side of Whyte. Would be nice if that gap was developed. One was recently renovated, while the most west one is going to implode one of these days.Good spot for some mid-rise rentals
Wonder who owns the older ones between the two on the other side of Bonnie Doon on the south side of Whyte. Would be nice if that gap was developed. One was recently renovated, while the most west one is going to implode one of these days.
Edited to say the mall.Not too sure which ones you're referring to, especially when you say "other side of Bonnie Doon"
Shoppers Drug MartDoes anyone know what’s going on near the Superstore on Calgary Trail? Thanks.