MissingMiddle
Active Member
Just shows that the business/land owners still view 17th as car-centric. It's a policy and planning error.
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konradiical
Active Member
So what is the plan with the new McDOnald's? Is it going to be bigger? taller?
haltcatchfire
Senior Member
I wish I was little bit taller
I wish I had a ball pit
I wish I had a meal that tasted good
I would drive thru
I wish I had a burger in a bag with a coke
And a six four Impala
GoVertical
Senior Member
Eau Claire Plaza:
Updates on the river pathway
Does anyone know what’s going with this?
Golfing guy
Active Member
Something to do with the tunnel they are boring through Sunnyside? Maybe this is where it’s coming out???
1875
Senior Member
whats this picture of vancouver doing here?
Nimbus
Active Member
Don't believe so, the outfall for the upper plateau separation pipe is just east of the Peace bridge by the lights at 7th street and Memorial.
Golfing guy
Active Member
My bad … thought that was where this was. Might just be working on the banks for flood prevention?
Bridgeland upgrades.
The Familia
Active Member
So that rusted metal pole stays in the second photo? Why bother renovating if they are going to do it half assed.
Geo_Jedi
New Member
The only reference I could find was related to the pathway closure:
whatchyyc
Active Member
"Centre Street Gravel Bar Reshaping and Fish Habitat"
zagox
Active Member
They are removing a gravel bar in the river for flood control:
The Centre Street Gravel Bar Modifications project includes removing accumulated gravel in the Bow River located under the Centre Street bridge near eastbound Memorial Drive.
Following the 2013 flood, gravel has accumulated in the river and impacted the Bow Rivers capacity. Removing the gravel in the river will reduce the potential for flooding impacts in Chinatown, Eau Claire and the east end of Sunnyside. It will also reduce erosion risk to the abutments of the Centre Street Bridge, and the right bank of the Bow River at this location.
Crews start work in the river on September 6, 2022 and will be working in the area until November 1, 2022.