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Originally Posted by gecho111
They put up a zoning change application AFTER the ground breaking. So I think there was a snafu when they applied for a permit causing it to be rejected due to the height delaying the start. The process didn't wrap up until 19 November. The delay probably messed up contractor scheduling, which probably required more work to be initiated after the official approval.
I found the decision document. https://www.regina.ca/export/sites/R...Decision-2.pdf |
One would think they would be smarter than that I’m not the process would’ve been speeded up in two days if they had any brains
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