[ChazYEG]

It takes a small army to look after them…..between their garbage and constant resuscitation’s and a colossal waste of our taxes….when are the law-abiding tax payers gonna stand up and say enough of these assholes?!!!!

Why are you ranting about this, when the issue wasn't vandalism, but weather/quality control related and is being rectified under warranty.

 

[MacLac]

Oh? Im ranting about the homelessness destruction in general…

 

[Gronk!]

It was the wind a few weeks ago. You can see the bent pieces where they come together.

I'll heed the words of an official DECL member such as @Greenspace over the rantings of some prepubescent man-child.

I'm still worried about the future of this park once the warranty expires.

 

[The_Cat]

I hope this park gets some programming like Churchill Square. More people will make it more attractive.

 

[positive1]

Oh? Im ranting about the homelessness destruction in general…

I hope for your sake you never become homeless and have to rely on goodness of others.

 

[MacLac]

I hope for your sake you never become homeless and have to rely on goodness of others.

This isn’t about me……

 

[Greenspace]

I hope this park gets some programming like Churchill Square. More people will make it more attractive.

Yes, the City has confirmed to us that there is programming planned for the park this summer. Also I believe the Y plans to host some day camps there, so there might be other users as well. Stay tuned!

 

[IanO]

you can see the oil canning from photos taken earlier in the thread. I remember staring at these panels hoping that they would be replaced.

 

[constance_chlore]

Relevant to some of the prior discussions—

Op-Ed: Shortening Seattle Park Hours Was Misguided, Failed to Promote Safety​

Op-Ed: Shortening Seattle Park Hours Was Misguided, Failed to Promote Safety » The Urbanist

# Seattle’s Summer Safety Plan and its earlier closing time for city parks is bad news for people who count on evening park access, including artistic communities. Crime data does not support the claim that most parks are trouble spots, but they are vital spaces for many communities.

www.theurbanist.org

 

[IanO]

Pretty neat thing happened today... a few of us from the private sector and COE were invited to welcome guests from the City of Calgary to talk about this major public investment and how it is spurring private residential investment around it and providing the necessary infrastructure/amenities to welcome much needed density.

Awesome group of folks around this table.

 

[CplKlinger]

Pretty neat thing happened today... a few of us from the private sector and COE were invited to welcome guests from the City of Calgary to talk about this major public investment and how it is spurring private residential investment around it and providing the necessary infrastructure/amenities to welcome much needed density.

Awesome group of folks around this table.

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Love that - it's awesome to see the city and private sector working together as partners. We're the Calgary folks a similar mixture of municipal and private sector reps?

 

[IanO]

Not this time, not; planners and policy folks.

 

[Kosy123]

With Vantage Park starting, time to place your bets on which residential project is starting next around this area lol

 

[constance_chlore]

 

[IanO]