I don't really see how policy banning Cycling Infrastructure isn't on topic for a thread titled... "Cycling Infrastructure". I looked at post #1 of this thread and don't see a defined topic scope.

This post has some cool 3D render shots I don't recall having seen before at the beginning and end:

I don't really care. I was hit on my bicycle for the second time two weeks ago, people regularly yell at me, close pass me and try to kill me when on my bicycle. I don't really care about people's feelings on my responses to their clearly insensitive and illogical ramblings about bike lanes...

Anyone know what this structure underground is for? Is it a sump pit?

Usually at a restaurant you'd get either or, but for a true Italian restaurant, they should be providing starter bread for sure.

I don't know if it's been posted here, and I'm not familiar with the forum's stance on advocacy, but there might be a protest ride in planning. If anyone is interested message me and once the details are closer I can share. If you already know about it, then even better.

Switches, tracks are in place in Hamilton past West Harbour. I guess the rails are set beside the space and then are shifted over onto the railroad ties? I'm not incredibly familiar with the installation process.

I suspect they will leave it if they plan to build. The two towers that we know for sure are under construction are likely 2+ years away from completion, so the site will still be active. I only see the third tower start being delayed by maybe 6-18 months max as they work to sell the remaining...

Looks like they're starting to dig out the last level of dirt (clay) and pour a pad soon. Odd site, some days it's packed with workers, other days there's like 3 workers:

Today:

Exterior cladding has to be coming soon, with interior ductwork on the lower levels installed:

https://www.thespec.com/news/council/hamilton-lrt-delays-force-city-to-consider-road-fixes-that-will-only-be-torn-up/article_5349cef6-202b-5f12-b4c0-e55a8abce8ec.html

As @TheHonestMaple noted in another thread, it could just mean that the third tower is on hold until they sell more units as interest rates come down.

I haven't but I can take a look maybe sometime this week. On an unrelated note, ran into some Lamb staff and they said Lamb plans to buy up a bunch more property in Hamilton in the coming years.

With 64 Main and 78 Hughson, I'm hopeful development is starting back up in preparation for lower interest rates. It's a bit unfortunate that it appears the Design District will only be 2 towers, and therefore significantly fewer people, but midrise development like these will make up for it...

I haven't seen any progress in the last 12 months tbh. Last I heard from the Ward 2 councillor the project is on hold.

That might explain the $178m number. The building permit is for $255m, $178 is around 2/3 that number.

Looking like they're getting ready to start brickwork on the west side and north:

Seems they're sticking with the 30 storey proposal and not the 41 storey FC that was brought forward?