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Originally Posted by Migrant_Coconut
And Stanley Park is currently one of Vancouver's most popular recreation spots in large part because it hasn't been deregulated; there's been plenty of offers for hotels and condos over the last century, but cooler heads prevailed.
You want a world-class waterfront and/or shopping street, lobby for NEFC to get built - many of us here pushed hard for that one - or the remainder of Olympic Village, or the North Shore reservations, or the Metro Vancouver Blueway. Holdom... ain't it.
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I'd really like to one day see the breakdown of what percentage of Stanley Park visitors enjoy the undeveloped parts of the park and what percentage enjoy the developed gardens, aquarium, beaches, seawall, lawns, playgrounds, amphitheatre, miniature railway, water park, lookout... need I go on? And I'd especially like to know what those numbers look like once the sun sets. Either way Stanley Park is designed to be used by humans so I'm not exactly sure what your point is here.
Do you live near Holdom or something? Why are you so adamant that public spaces belong elsewhere and definitely not in that backyard? Heaven forbid we let one single waterway in Metro Vancouver be designed for humans nowadays.
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