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Originally Posted by Nathan
Like CP, Regardless of whether they were building now or not, they'd likely have to backfill and drive some piles in before removing the walls, otherwise they'd risk destabilising the surrounding area (Lorne Street, provincial court building behind, etc).
I did notice that unlike CP post-Plains demolition, they took out all the rebar and other junk before filling.
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Here's a photo. Hopefully this Namerind project does proceed soon as this is one large, ugly dirt parking lot on a street that needs a lot of help in general. I also highly doubt the city will enforce its downtown plan in regards to surface parking lots being required to plant trees/do things to make the site more aesthetic. I forget exactly what those things are but pretty sure the city won't enforce them.
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