Riseth
Senior Member
The thought of asphalt patches littering that beautiful sidewalk makes my heart sink.
In Hamilton they patch it with asphalt until the bricks stop being produced, then install new bricks that don't match.Do they ever replace the bricks to the previous state when they rip them out???
Three comments. First of all, as noted above, Draper Street is scheduled for quite the rebuild and streetscaping soon, although I am not sure, based on what I have heard from residents, that it will start this year but next. Some angst about potential conflict between the streetscaping work and damage from the construction activities associated with the SmartCentres 467 Wellington West proposal. The Draper Street community is extremely tight knit - any attempt to do a large scale buy-out to repurpose the street, or even sections of it would encounter very fierce resistance.
That's very nice and all, but how about an actual rezoning while they're at it??
To enable a quaint little retail street in those historic homes, kind of like Baldwin Street, or the old Mirvish Village!Why do you want to unilaterally rezone the heritage houses of Draper?
To enable a quaint little retail street in those historic homes, kind of like Baldwin Street, or the old Mirvish Village!
Wow! Beautiful Wellington, grand boulevard vibesBridgette Bar opens tomorrow at 5. Wellington is going to be hopping! Taken 16 May.
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