Posted Jan 8, 2019, 10:31 PM
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Makes sense. That part of the parking lot is probably used only a few days a year (Black Friday, Boxing Day and maybe a few other busy days around Christmas). I don't know what mid-rise is defined as, but I suspect they will get major pushback from the neighbourhood, probably for anything, but especially if they go higher than the 3.5 storeys that are next door. I wonder if a parking garage component will be included in their plans and if any of that would be public parking for the mall.
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