fromyeg
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Mid rise by Strathearn Stop coming along.
Looks like more VLSE TOD is on the way.
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Mid rise by Strathearn Stop coming along.
Looks like more VLSE TOD is on the way.
Canadian 001
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Major DP indicating the plan to build a Building
Major Development Permit
Major Development Permit
| Permit Class | Not Available |
| Permit Date | (No value) |
| Status | In Progress |
| Description of Development | Construction of (a) new building(s) |
| Address | 10163 - 108 STREET NW |
MacLac
Senior Member
Is this the new 6 storey that looks a lot like Westrich’s work?
Canadian 001
Active Member
Across the Street from the Rileys One
This one is Separate
MetroEd
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They did the same in St. Albert a few years ago by building a large brand spankin' new Paul Kane High School right behind the old one and then tore down the old one when it was ready. New Paul Kane looks really nice and I bet the students and staff love it !!
David A
Senior Member
So there are two now in the same area? This will be great to make this into a more residential area.
northlands
Senior Member
^ awesome. Hope we'll continue to see some of these old Esso station sites sold and redeveloped. They have that site on 99th just off 89th ave for sale as well which is a pretty great location.
Couple years back Imperial/Esso was getting pricing for remediation on a number of sites around Edmonton. Just saw WSP doing some sort of soil testing on the 127th & 118 ave site. And the 107 & Groat site had some remediation work done last year.
Couple years back Imperial/Esso was getting pricing for remediation on a number of sites around Edmonton. Just saw WSP doing some sort of soil testing on the 127th & 118 ave site. And the 107 & Groat site had some remediation work done last year.
mcr
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TAS
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David A
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Still for sale? I wonder if that funeral home is long for this world
Airboy
Senior Member
This spot used to be a full retail area
Airboy
Senior Member
2nd and 3rd floor fit out is just about done. Still be early next spring before its open.
policyenthusiast
Senior Member
From the Government of Canada:
Introducing a Standardized Housing Design Catalogue
Standardized housing design catalogues were originally a tool used by the federal government between the late 1940s and 1970s. Budget 2024 will propose $11.6 million to reinvent this 1940s catalogue for 2024.
The catalogue will reduce costs and timelines for home building by providing a standard set of designs that will provide economies of scale and reduce barriers to entry in the homebuilding sector.
In Fall 2024, we will publish the first phase of the catalogue which will include up to 50 low-rise housing designs—including accessory dwelling units, modular homes, and multiplexes—for use across Canada. The next phase of the catalogue will include mid-rise and single-family home designs.
Introducing a Standardized Housing Design Catalogue
Standardized housing design catalogues were originally a tool used by the federal government between the late 1940s and 1970s. Budget 2024 will propose $11.6 million to reinvent this 1940s catalogue for 2024.
The catalogue will reduce costs and timelines for home building by providing a standard set of designs that will provide economies of scale and reduce barriers to entry in the homebuilding sector.
In Fall 2024, we will publish the first phase of the catalogue which will include up to 50 low-rise housing designs—including accessory dwelling units, modular homes, and multiplexes—for use across Canada. The next phase of the catalogue will include mid-rise and single-family home designs.
MacLac
Senior Member
fromyeg
Active Member
I go by this on my way to work and can confirm no signs of life since the development permit sign was put up. (I guess the weeds were trimmed once.)