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DP2024-08086 was approved, and is past the appeal period. ✅

That's the "back" entrance on 9th, at least.

The pub at Glenmore landing has become a daycare :(

I think the buttons work that way in the UK, and they're great. Doing that here would require pedestrians to actually not cross on a solid hand, and I can't see that happening. So many lights skip the pedestrian cycle that we're trained to just cross anyway. You can see this in action in the...

"inaccessible to pedestrians"... "labyrinth of tunnels"... pretty dramatic. I think I'm the only person left who actually likes grade separated pedestrian intersections. But, like one way streets, they have fallen out of favour with urban planners. I hate waiting at lights and I like an...

As an update: I noticed the land use redesignation was approved, and then the DP was approved and appealed, and it has now survived appeal. Added to the map: Arbour Lake Modular Town House

Looks like Seaside, Florida Garrison Woods a "European village".

Not that I agree with the "gentrification" sentiment, but people are clearly not pining for the big box Amaranth Foods or Sony Store with parking that used to be there. I think they see this development as a contrast to the cheap apartments across 4th, and worried about it having a domino effect...

See what I quoted above from @lemongrab - it sounds like there are 6 or 7 grade crossings along the route.

I think because it can only serve Sunalta in one direction (eastbound, going toward downtown), unless it's rerouted to a much slower route along 10 Ave.

I really liked it. I don't remember any significant delays in the street-running section downtown, and the trip down into the valley and back out again was fast. Frequencies were good, too. It made me excited for the next phase to West Edmonton Mall.

Looks like it survived appeal? Approved ✅

Why do you want fewer lanes on Blackfoot Trail? The corridor isn't going to shrink, and there's not really any development or much developable land on it anyway, just huge shoulders and sound walls.

DP2024-04991 was approved, and is past the appeal period. ✅ Also, this project appears to be called Mintoft Place now.

Hotel Elan is almost on 17th.

Driller time really was Miller time all along?

A block away at 26 ave there are 5-storey buildings.

Old news at this point given the construction (the DMAP was slow to update), but DP2024-04859 was approved and is past the appeal period ✅

It made sense from a 1960s perspective of feeding 29 St/Sarcee Road/Richmond Road to/from the new Crowchild Trail, while keeping safety/low traffic and relative quiet for the residents on 32 Ave.

New DP2025-02797, and land use redesignation LOC2025-0055. The design has changed. 6 storeys and 64 units now: