I believe this hasn't changed much from when It was discussed in council in 2014..

Scroll down (PDF) to Forks ..#4 - Page 9 http://clkapps.winnipeg.ca/dmis/viewdoc.asp?docid=13745

Looking at that PDF... Does anyone remember the sale price that Katz proposed for the infamous water park proposal?

This has the City selling to FNP for $6Mil. Is that in line with what was proposed back for the water park?

http://www.canadianswinnipeg.org/app...ate-water-park

Actually more public money, with some added incentives..

This article shows some of the things they're like to do
http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/canada/m...ears-1.3200192

that does look pretty awesome, but the plan is now a larger collection of 6 storey maximum buildings on pedestrian streets and courtyards.

the ideas are here:https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...kage_12x18.pdf

http://s17.postimg.org/wgptvpq9r/Untitled_1.jpg

Here's the link to the actual document. Quite a good read and lots of illustrations:

http://s3.documentcloud.org/document...al-package.pdf

Just had a chance to go over the new PDF. Actually, I have no real problem with the 6F max. you speak of. The concept has evolved dramatically from the initial PDF they released last year (in OP). They may not be the larger developments we were thinking about last year but the concept is fine for the Forks..

Thanks. Added new links to the OP for reference.

Absolutely delightful; this is precisely what is needed for this area.

Wouldn't it be cool if Seasons of Tuxedo gave up on their outlet mall plans and just put all their tenants in the main/second floors of a bunch of these buildings at The Forks... :slob:

It would be nice to see buildings akin to these line Provencher.

Any news about parcel 4 I have not found anything.

yes always amazed when I come to Wpg that there are some amazing stores out in places like that (IKEA I understand of course) that would have a big impact on downtown, like MEC... I know there are various people on this board who would say that no one would ever go and this is out of touch with reality, etc. etc. Anyway, I would and do.

Anyone even dreaming an outlet mall would go to The Forks, the Bay on Portage, or anywhere downtown, not just in Winnipeg but any city, has lost a firm grip on reality. In every city the outlet malls are always sprawling single story complexes on the fringes of the city. The location at Seasons of Tuxedo is actually very urban for an outlet mall.

Stickhandling Forks Market reno
Firm seeks items for unique sculptures

http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/loc...369924071.html

This article covers part of a $2.5M Reno at the Forks Market I wasn't aware of.
It seems like a large some of money for tables and chairs. What am I missing for other renovations taking place?

We also forget with all the other development occurring in the core area, this development is still in the works and and is another game changer for Winnipeg. Any word on how plans are progressing?

It's not just tables and chairs. It's the entire Market. All the teal will be gone (on the inside), amazing new lighting, a bar at centre court, all the kiosks are being renovated. You'll be able to walk around entire main floor (except for the restaurants) with a beer or wine in your hand.

"What am I missing for other renovations taking place?"

This is what I was curious about. I remember hearing about it, but not the extent of the other remodeling/renovation taking place. What is the timetable?

I'm not sure how I feel about liquor sales in the market. You have families taking their children for a skate, next to a bunch of 20 somethings hammering back beers. Seems a bit odd. The Forks isn't Las Vegas. Intriguing concept though.

^ The family side of the equation + alcohol flowing freely is a might bit puzzling?

When the kids are going bonkers I will be grateful for the ability to buy a double rye and ginger to carry around....

^haha very true Esquire.