Mountain Man
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Is that the old CUPS location?
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Urban Development and Proposals Discussion
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potatopizzafan
Active Member
I did a google lens search of the mural and found this
Futurist Club
www.futuristclub.com
Kinda sounds like a weird cult...
"Carrie Radomski has been a radical life-extension advocate and cryonicist for over 10 years. As the president of The Lifespan Society of BC, she has fought legally for the rights of cryonicists living in BC, Canada"
"Within The Futurist Club, Carrie is building a rapid cryonics Standby, Stabilization and Transport (SST) organization."
jdpv
New Member
Ah, I'm not sure! I'm going to walk by again later and take a photo of the construction permit on the window.
FriendlyDrunks
Active Member
Not the kind of club I was picturing ...I did a google lens search of the mural and found this
Futurist Club
Kinda sounds like a weird cult...
"Carrie Radomski has been a radical life-extension advocate and cryonicist for over 10 years. As the president of The Lifespan Society of BC, she has fought legally for the rights of cryonicists living in BC, Canada"
"Within The Futurist Club, Carrie is building a rapid cryonics Standby, Stabilization and Transport (SST) organization."
Chowda7
Active Member
Alberta grant funding: $7M for sports, recreation projects
All-season multisport facilities in Calgary, pickle ball courts in Spruce Grove and community rink upgrades in Edmonton are among the sports projects across Alberta getting grant funding from the province. The Alberta government is investing $7 million to support 14 sport and recreation...
edmonton.citynews.ca
outoftheice
Active Member
Looks like the blanket rezoning repeal notice of motion is now official. Seven members of Council are signed on to it, including the mayor. I think going back to the old way instead of tweaking things to address the major concerns is a terrible failure of leadership from all involved, but especially Farkas. Will be interesting to see how this plays out.
livewirecalgary.com
Motion for repeal of citywide rezoning coming to Calgary's Executive Committee - LiveWire Calgary
The wheels are in motion on a potential repeal of Calgary’s controversial citywide rezoning, after six councillors and the mayor sign on to a Notice of Motion coming next week. The Notice of Motion for the potential Repeal of Blanket Rezoning, with Couns. Andre Chabot, Dan McLean, Kim Tyers, Rob...
livewirecalgary.com
lemongrab
Active Member
Well if re-zoning failed to fix everything in 10 months then its obviously a failure and needs to go.
Time to out YIMBY the NIMBYs.
Funny how they didn't ascribe support/opposition to the 6100 written submissions.
Time to out YIMBY the NIMBYs.
Funny how they didn't ascribe support/opposition to the 6100 written submissions.
Mountain Man
Senior Member
Having every land use go to CPC and Council is definitely not an improvement. Approval before blanket rezoning was something like 95%, but populism and misinformation never mention that.
Colinfill
Active Member
Looks like the blanket rezoning repeal notice of motion is now official. Seven members of Council are signed on to it, including the mayor. I think going back to the old way instead of tweaking things to address the major concerns is a terrible failure of leadership from all involved, but especially Farkas. Will be interesting to see how this plays out.
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Motion for repeal of citywide rezoning coming to Calgary's Executive Committee - LiveWire Calgary
The wheels are in motion on a potential repeal of Calgary’s controversial citywide rezoning, after six councillors and the mayor sign on to a Notice of Motion coming next week. The Notice of Motion for the potential Repeal of Blanket Rezoning, with Couns. Andre Chabot, Dan McLean, Kim Tyers, Rob...
Don't they need 8 votes for the repeal to pass? Looks like the missing 8th is John Pantazopoulos, who ran on a campaign to repeal blanket rezoning. Wondering why he wasn't a sponsor on this?
trtcttc
Senior Member
It's probably would strengthen the appeal. It's a small percentage of the city that participate but people that spoke at council and wrote in are overwhelmingly against rezoning.
And curious how the Feds respond, or are we done with the Housing Accelerator Fund and now its all Build Canada Homes? I don't think the city would go ahead with repeal if it means losing all the HAF funding which is allocated already.
Albertasaurus
Senior Member
I recall hearing that they need a 2/3 majority in order to repeal a bylaw, so they might not have the votes and may have to amend rather than repeal.Looks like the blanket rezoning repeal notice of motion is now official. Seven members of Council are signed on to it, including the mayor. I think going back to the old way instead of tweaking things to address the major concerns is a terrible failure of leadership from all involved, but especially Farkas. Will be interesting to see how this plays out.
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Motion for repeal of citywide rezoning coming to Calgary's Executive Committee - LiveWire Calgary
The wheels are in motion on a potential repeal of Calgary’s controversial citywide rezoning, after six councillors and the mayor sign on to a Notice of Motion coming next week. The Notice of Motion for the potential Repeal of Blanket Rezoning, with Couns. Andre Chabot, Dan McLean, Kim Tyers, Rob...
trtcttc
Senior Member
That's probably why they are doing this. The appeal people get to tell voters we tried, the city gets to keep HAF, and the desired outcome was always amend.
lemongrab
Active Member
Depends on what's counted...there was definitely a big push to email your councillor in the lead up to the vote, and I don't think those would be counted in the 6100. I bet there were a lot of people like me who sent a supportive email to their councillor but did not make a formal submission; I'm sure that's true on the other side too, but I bet a lot of those emails were from the same people that did send submissions.
It's natural that big changes get loud opposition and quiet support. I bet the push to repeal will be a lot more even this time around though.
It is funny that they rounded 62% up to "nearly 70%" in the motion
https://calgary.citynews.ca/2024/05/14/calgary-blanket-rezoning-approved-city-council/
Apply those same ratios to the 6100 and you get 3782 opposed vs 1879 supportive. Which sounds an awful lot less impressive.
jdpv
New Member
Found it.
Building permit BP2024-21738
Type of work: Improvement
Project: Frost Punk - Tv Studio-No Seats
Estimated Construction Value: $1,750,000