Creation of nine residential units on three 25 foot lots in the cottage area was approved by town councillors at their meeting Mar. 10 after receiving a favourable recommendation from the town’s Municipal Planning Commission at its meeting the previous week.
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Many a homeowner has lamented the lack of space in his or her garage.
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Following 33 reports of break and enter to homes as well as thefts from vehicles in Airdrie suburbs since Sept. 11, Airdrie police are advising residents to take a few precautions to deter offenders. RCMP said suspects are stealing garage door openers out of vehicles and are then using them to gain access to homes through the opened garage door. Homeowners everywhere can help ensure their homes and garages are safe by taking the following steps:
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During the final meeting of their terms, Tuesday night, Sylvan Lake councillors:
• passed a bylaw to amend the land use bylaw to create garage suite regulations.
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The topic of allowing garage suites in Sylvan Lake hasn’t gone away yet.
During their meeting Monday night, Sylvan Lake councillors unanimously approved a motion directing staff to prepare changes to the town’s Land Use Bylaw concerning garage suites.
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The Town of Sylvan Lake is taking another look at garage suites after a number of residents complained about the second-storey additions.
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We don’t want any more “low grade housing” in our neighbourhood, several Sylvan Lake residents told councillors at their Mar. 25 meeting.
Three residents in the Regal Court and Ramsay Lane area of Sylvan Lake complained about garage suites approved in their high end neighbourhood.
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Q I have a rent-stabilized apartment with a garage space in New York City. For my upcoming lease, the landlord wants to apply the rent guideline increase of 2 percent or $20, whichever is greater, to the current rent for the garage. A neighbor who rents storage space in the building for $50 a month is also being told that she has to pay the $20 increase on her new lease. Can the landlord do this?
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When do you think a developer should be able to build a large, front double-garage extending several metres out from the front of a house in a mature neighbourhood?
Should that decision be up to the city’s development officer? Or should the neighbours have a say?
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Council’s plan to save the 1950s-vintage Eamon’s service garage by finding a business to run a cafe or shop in it has hit a rather large snag.
No business wants it.
The city’s public invitation for entrepreneurs to express interest in the iconic building along Crowchild Trail N.W. closed on Wednesday, with no bidders.
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