Two new developments are in the final stages of approval at town council.
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Planners give go-ahead to changes at Saputo plant
It took 10 weeks and three tabling motions, but Red Deer’s municipal planning commission has given its blessing to a proposed addition to Saputo Inc.’s downtown dairy processing plant.
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Land redesignation not a simple process: County
It seems like this time of year, there’s always a lot of construction going on in the city. The same can be said for outside of the city.
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Return to ‘business as usual’ a slow process
There is one noise that sounds above all others as you walk along 4 Avenue in High River’s downtown: the whirring of fans. Aside from the bustling Evelyn’s Memory Lane, almost all of the storefronts are undergoing construction.
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The Formidable Co-op Approval Process
NO matter how wealthy you are, or how much money you spend on a co-op apartment in New York City, what you have to go through to get approved by the building’s board of directors is a level of scrutiny that no one is spared.
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Developers say Calgary is suffering a leadership challenge and needs clear direction for approval policies
Mayor Naheed Nenshi lashed out at the development industry at a Chamber of Commerce lunch last week, saying it should cut the “crap” out of its projects.
“If it’s crap, if you know it violates guidelines and complain it takes too long to get approval, you know why,” he said. “You cannot come as the industry to say to us ‘It takes too long for me to get my approvals’ if you’re bringing us crap.”
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Public Service redevelopment process up for change
How former churches and other public service districts are redeveloped may be changing, as well as the way nearby residents are informed of new developments.
Monday’s city council meeting will include a public hearings on a bylaw amendment to allow wider discretionary uses for Public Service districts, including everything from continued use to low-rise apartments to transforming existing buildings into businesses such as restaurants and residences. The changes would not apply to districts reserved for school sites.
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