Oilers99
Active Member
Sorry i did not know they expanded into places like Saskatoon. Their Calgary project was nearly ten years ago. Anyways I would be very surprised if they invested into Edmonton.
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Avenuer
Senior Member
8490 106a Avenue is the lot - I'll be monitoring to see when the new owner gets registered on title.
MCXavierL
Active Member
Permit Type
Major Development Permit
Permit Class
Class B
Permit Date
Mar 14, 2022
Status
In Progress
Description of Development
To construct 2 Multi-unit Housing buildings with 229 Dwellings (STADIUM YARDS PH-2 AREA 3).
Address
8450 - 106A AVENUE NW
Major Development Permit
Permit Class
Class B
Permit Date
Mar 14, 2022
Status
In Progress
Description of Development
To construct 2 Multi-unit Housing buildings with 229 Dwellings (STADIUM YARDS PH-2 AREA 3).
Address
8450 - 106A AVENUE NW
CplKlinger
Senior Member
Further to that, it was already approved and is now on notice!
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Avenuer
Senior Member
The real question is that when the DP is issued, how long do they wait to submit the building permit?
archited
Senior Member
Isn't there a time fuse on Development Permits; if not, there should be.
Avenuer
Senior Member
There is, two years I believe.
archited
Senior Member
Better if it was 1-year with a further fee for an extension in two 6-month increments. Ideally these should be linked -- Zoning Change conditional on a Development Permit in turn conditional on a Building Permit (or at least Demolition Permit conditional on a Foundation Permit). The City would have to amp up its approval processes to match deadlines -- but that would be good for development anyway.
Oilers99
Active Member
Rohit would not be an obtaining a DP if they weren't going to start building relatively quickly afterwards. Not an issue at this site.
Avenuer
Senior Member
They could easily wait to submit the BP - that happens quite often with big projects. Didn't someone say they were focusing on other development sites before starting this next phase of Stadium Yards?
TAS
Senior Member
Yes I was told from someone there a few weeks back that they are moving on to a couple of Strathcona projects for now.
archited
Senior Member
I recall that they didn't exercise their purchase option for the last parcel(s). So we can keep on dancing 'cause that's all there is.
IanO
Superstar
Felice Café embraces local at Stadium Yards
April 26, 2022 · The Pulse
By Sharon Yeo
The founders of Felice Café, a new café and market located near Commonwealth Stadium, are hoping their love for local is infectious.
Felice (the musical term for “happy”), which opened on April 25, is the brainchild of couple Michelle and Tim Brouwer.
In addition to serving drinks and treats, Felice features a market where local vendors can display and sell their products for a flat monthly fee. This support of entrepreneurs extends to allowing participating businesses to access a devoted loft space at Felice where they can network, have meetings, and host classes.
“I just wanted to create a place where local businesses can come together and support each other better,” said Michelle Brouwer. “Across my vendors, under this one roof, the support they’re offering each other is overwhelming.”
So far, Felice has partnered with 20 local companies, ranging from food to personal goods. The café side will serve locally-sourced products to enjoy on-site, in addition to housing items from the same brands for customers to buy for at-home consumption. The companies include Bakenary, Benny’s Bread, Caramunchies, DRTY Ice Cream, The Cove Tea Company, Mala Foods, Mama Han Pastries, Maestro’s Empanadas, and On the Edge Coffee.
April 26, 2022 · The Pulse
By Sharon Yeo
The founders of Felice Café, a new café and market located near Commonwealth Stadium, are hoping their love for local is infectious.
Felice (the musical term for “happy”), which opened on April 25, is the brainchild of couple Michelle and Tim Brouwer.
In addition to serving drinks and treats, Felice features a market where local vendors can display and sell their products for a flat monthly fee. This support of entrepreneurs extends to allowing participating businesses to access a devoted loft space at Felice where they can network, have meetings, and host classes.
“I just wanted to create a place where local businesses can come together and support each other better,” said Michelle Brouwer. “Across my vendors, under this one roof, the support they’re offering each other is overwhelming.”
So far, Felice has partnered with 20 local companies, ranging from food to personal goods. The café side will serve locally-sourced products to enjoy on-site, in addition to housing items from the same brands for customers to buy for at-home consumption. The companies include Bakenary, Benny’s Bread, Caramunchies, DRTY Ice Cream, The Cove Tea Company, Mala Foods, Mama Han Pastries, Maestro’s Empanadas, and On the Edge Coffee.
archited
Senior Member
Felice Navidad!
Avenuer
Senior Member
I’m going to love having that cafe in the neighborhood! 