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Meaghan Pearson funeral 5 Year 45, Issue 35
September 1, 2011 | 36 Pages
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Developer proposes high rise Plans for 12-14 storey condo in Beaverbrook
PARTY DISCORD Former Ontario premier Ernie Eves calls ouster of MPP Norm Sterling unfair and disloyal.
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The Children’s Place day care celebrated the opening of Megan’s Place on Aug. 26.
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100-year-old Flossie Brunton shares her birthday cake with her youngest great-grandson, nine-month-old Kincaid Dunbar, at a party held at Kanata Place Retirement Residence on Aug. 29. See story on pg. 16. development also suggests 183 underground parking spaces. “I find it a bit intense,” said Kanata North Coun. Marianne Wilkinson, adding that city staff have a tendency to go for higher density proposals. “It needs to be downscaled.” Many residents who attended the meeting and live in the immediate area had a number of concerns including increased traffic,
increased transit users, sewer capacity and the fact that the upper floors of the building would look directly into and down on the properties backing the proposed development. “Residents are going to be greatly affected,” said one 36-year Beaverbrook local. “I have a lot of concerns about this.” HIGH RISE, see 4
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A proposal to build a high-rise in Beaverbrook received a cool reception from some residents at a meeting of the Beaverbrook Community Association last week. About 100 residents turned out for the meeting to discuss the Teron Road development proposal on Wednesday, Aug. 24. Private developer Phil Bottriell, who owns about 1.6 hectares of land on Teron where his current house sits, backing onto March Road, Bethune Court and Bethune Way, spoke to residents about his plans to build a three-tiered condominium before sending an application to the city. “I wanted to talk with the community and the community association before going to the city,” he said. “We tried to come up with a concept…that would fit in with the community.” The condominium is proposed to house 174 units varying in size in a three-tier system: three to four storeys for the lowest tier, which would back onto Bethune Court, 12 to 14 storeys for the middle and highest tier, and eight storeys for the last tier. The