The local francophone school board trustee maintains the Eldorado Park school site will be adequate to the high school students’ needs.
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The local francophone school board trustee maintains the Eldorado Park school site will be adequate to the high school students’ needs.
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Erin Ridge residents were gobsmacked to learn the proposed school site on Eldorado Park has grown from the original 2.99 acres to a 3.5 acre footprint outlined on a draft site plan.
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Foothills School Division will continue talks with the Town of Okotoks in regards to new school sites and there is concern with the lack of appropriate land available.
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Despite opposition from residents, a site north of Black Diamond is the most likely option to receive approval for the installation of four radio towers.
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A suggestion that could see St. Albert’s newest elementary school built in Kingswood instead of Erin Ridge North appears to be a non-starter.
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A new slate of businesses have been announced on Springwood Developments’ website to go into the Quarry site, creating the face of what the area will look like in the near future.
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City councillors have agreed to prioritize and set up a new vision for the vacant lot located south of the Montrose Cultural Centre.
At Thursday’s committee of the whole meeting councillors directed administration to come up with a vision for the site that will later be approved by council. Council also directed administration to create a priority-based list of items.
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Politicians will decide whether to borrow a large amount of cash to build the city’s own composting facility that will see most organic waste diverted from landfills.
The city has set its sights on a multi-million dollar, city-owned but privately built and operated composting facility that will also see a Calgary-wide Green Cart program.
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Council approved a redesignation application for the former Cam Clark Ford site to allow a potential expansion by Propak Systems Ltd, April 2.
The 22-acre parcel, located at 925 Veterans Boulevard NE, is currently owned by Rocky View School Division. However, the application was made on behalf of Propak Systems Ltd., one of Airdrie’s largest employers.
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