Rufus8
Active Member
No I'm suggesting that the city refuse to permit demolition.You're suggesting the City purchase it?
Or that Republic and Silver just voluntarily accept a public-sector lease of the site?
No I'm suggesting that the city refuse to permit demolition.You're suggesting the City purchase it?
Or that Republic and Silver just voluntarily accept a public-sector lease of the site?
No I'm suggesting that the city refuse to permit demolition.
Tell me you have no idea what you're talking about without telling me you have no idea what you're talking about...Novotel are taking bookings as of 30 April so they will operate as a hotel so why tear it down? The planning dept needs to step up and actually plan for development not just blindly rubber stamp what is put in front of them.
bookings - arrangements for hotel rooms, 30 April 2022 - a date in the future. anything else I can clear up for you?Tell me you have no idea what you're talking about without telling me you have no idea what you're talking about...
Where can I get a copy of this rubber stamp?bookings - arrangements for hotel rooms, 30 April 2022 - a date in the future. anything else I can clear up for you?
WeI am writing a proposal for alternative uses for 45 The Esplanade. We don't need another condo we need services. Things won't change if we keep rolling over for this nonsense.
If you go to the Novotel's own booking site they say "Unavailable for the selected dates" right up to December 2022 so I think you can safely assume it's closed!Novotel are taking bookings as of 30 April so they will operate as a hotel so why tear it down? The planning dept needs to step up and actually plan for development not just blindly rubber stamp what is put in front of them.
All good points and REMARKABLY similar to what the residents of 55 The Esplanade said when your building was proposed.I'm a resident at 75 The Esplanade and I am shocked at how obstructive the 36-storey towers would be for the entire west facing side of the 75 The Esplanade building (see attached photos of aerial view and ground floor plan).
Just wanted to raise awareness and promote discussion about some major issues:
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- short distance from the existing building's windows and balconies
- loss of light
- loss of views to and from the site
- loss of privacy, tranquility
- increased traffic on the laneway
- lowered property values of 75 The Esplanade units facing the proposed development
I don't mean to rain on the parade but every building eventually loses some views.I'm a resident at 75 The Esplanade and I am shocked at how obstructive the 36-storey towers would be for the entire west facing side of the 75 The Esplanade building (see attached photos of aerial view and ground floor plan).
Just wanted to raise awareness and promote discussion about some major issues:
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- short distance from the existing building's windows and balconies
- loss of light
- loss of views to and from the site
- loss of privacy, tranquility
- increased traffic on the laneway
- lowered property values of 75 The Esplanade units facing the proposed development
Always happy to welcome new members to UT, but this is going to be an uphill battle here, friendo.I'm a resident at 75 The Esplanade and I am shocked at how obstructive the 36-storey towers would be for the entire west facing side of the 75 The Esplanade building (see attached photos of aerial view and ground floor plan).
Just wanted to raise awareness and promote discussion about some major issues:
- short distance from the existing building's windows and balconies
- loss of light
- loss of views to and from the site
- loss of privacy, tranquility
- increased traffic on the laneway
- lowered property values of 75 The Esplanade units facing the proposed development
I'm a resident at 75 The Esplanade and I am shocked at how obstructive the 36-storey towers would be for the entire west facing side of the 75 The Esplanade building (see attached photos of aerial view and ground floor plan).
Just wanted to raise awareness and promote discussion about some major issues:
- short distance from the existing building's windows and balconies
- loss of light
- loss of views to and from the site
- loss of privacy, tranquility
- increased traffic on the laneway
- lowered property values of 75 The Esplanade units facing the proposed development
Always happy to welcome new members to UT, but this is going to be an uphill battle here, friendo.