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4611 King St E | 30 & 25 fl | Proposed
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"I do not believe that this is the right site for any sort of development" haha it's a vacant plot of land that has sat unused for decades. It's the perfect place for development. "We are deeply concerned about the potential contamination of our private wells along with the interruption of our water supply. We directly and solely depend on our private wells for our water" as if the millions of vehicles that drive along the 401, 8, King Street, all the little residential roads each year and all the filthy runoff that flows down the Grand River hasn't been contaminating the water supply. Nope, it'll be a small residential tower development that starts making everyone sick...

Typical nonsense from wealthy, white, boomer landowners lucky enough to live on a secluded street surrounded by forests and a river, now forced to accept the prospect of having new neighbours. Yawn.

Hopefully it gets approved without having to waste everyone's time. Though, if it ends up at the OLT then I welcome that too, since the OLT is actually pretty decent at approving projects like this.
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RE: 4611 King St E | 30 & 25 fl | Proposed - by ac3r - 10-31-2024, 04:18 PM

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