SMayo
Active Member
The silver lining is that the sites condition is getting so rough that we probably only have to wait a few more years before it collapses and fills itself in.
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crisp
Active Member
@Autograph..... @Beljan..... please purchase and continue your duopoly in the area. I don't think anyone would object.
Greenspace
Senior Member
I’m not hearing good things about the state of the shoring unfortunately
SMayo
Active Member
Quite a few boards are in the process of falling out or are broken. I know nothing about shoring but I can’t imagine it can safely be kept how it is for much longer
thommyjo
Senior Member
Hopefully pushes them to sell faster and lower to avoid costs? Gotta get this one done asap. A key lot.
Gus Haynes
Active Member
I have sometimes wondered if it's truly safe to walk on the adjoining sidewalk along 121st...
TAS
Senior Member
Not to mention the house located on the east edge of this pit.
northlands
Senior Member
It is so deeply disappointing this one never came fruition and worse yet stalled at full parkade excavation like this. The design had great size and scale and would have made such a great impact on the area.
MacLac
Senior Member
Has it been sold yet?
Barnaby
Senior Member
Be wary of Toronto and Vancouver developers. It's a bloodbath, and alot of them are borderline bankrupt. OpenSky falls into this category.
Avenuer
Senior Member
We may see this site and the vacant site to the north acquired by a local developer, consolidated, and developed as a mid-rise.
Glenco
Senior Member
archited
Senior Member
^ Shouldn't be a problem if the lots are tied together.
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Glenco
Senior Member
Would need to go to council. Anything could happen
degrandprix
Active Member
If I recall correctly there were plans to use that lane to retain access to the driveways at the south edge of Paul Kane Park, as part of the 121st linear park proposal.