Pomeroy Inn & Suites at Olds College should be welcoming guests by early summer.
Ryan Pomeroy, president of the Grande Prairie-based developer Pomeroy Group, confirmed on Tuesday that the multimillion-dollar hotel and conference centre on Olds College lands will open its doors on July 5.
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One of the city’s largest developers is calling for a third-party audit of the proposed Offsite Levy Bylaw to determine if growth plans are unfairly benefitting City of Medicine Hat projects over those in the private sector.
Don Sandford, president of Lansdowne Equity Ventures, also says that bylaw needs to be delayed until such a study is done and council has a clear vision of how the bylaw in general will affect developers and lot prices.
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A developer responsible for operating a waterworks system that pumps groundwater to 27 occupied lots in the County of Grande Prairie has been ordered to meet the Code of Practice requirements by Alberta Environment Sustainable Resource Development.
The Alberta government issued the enforcement order to Citizens Power & Gas Ltd. and Lloyd Blimke, who is the operator of the waterworks system that’s set up at Spruce Villa Estates subdivision, northeast of Sexsmith.
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Parts of the original Hole’s greenhouse site may soon be rezoned for residential use, and the developer said he plans for more than just another condominium.
“We really want to find a way to make this development work in a sense that we can give back to the community,” said Dan Demers, Vice President of Boudreau Developments following a public consultation meeting Wednesday night at the Enjoy Centre.
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The developer behind a major residential subdivision in Blackfalds expects big changes this year.
NewRock Developments of Medicine Hat began selling homes in Aspen Lakes a year and a half ago. Plans for the neighbourhood on the north end of town include 241 single-detached homes, split between two housing types.
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CALGARY — The war of words may have ceased, but the two parties embroiled in a dispute over redeveloping the Shaw-Nee Slopes Golf Course remain far apart on the finer details.
“There remains a fair gulf between the community’s and the developer’s positions,” said Grant Galpin, the consultant representing the Shawnee-Evergreen community.
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The landfills are full of Calgary’s history — the bricks and mortar of a city that’s never halted development in the name of preservation.
In most cities, the loss of a century-old city block in the name of progress would be front page news — here in Calgary, tearing down history warrants a been-there, done-that shrug.
People may not like it, but they feel helpless.
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FORT SASKATCHEWAN – A Fort Saskatchewan development company is interested in possibly selling a little land to the city in order to facilitate a light industrial project it has in mind for a four-hectare plot of land near 100 Avenue and 112 Street.
The company, 881454 Alberta Ltd. is proposing to sell the city land near Ross Creek, on the edge of the landowner’s property for the cost of conducting a survey and the registration of the sale, Clayton Kittlitz, director of city planning told council.
He explained while the property is in the industrial buffer zone between Sherritt Gordon and residences on the northeast end of the city it remains under a light industrial zoning designation.
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A Red Deer developer frustrated with “bureaucratic red tape” is appealing directly to Red Deer County’s mayor and council to hear him out. READ