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Originally Posted by Treesplease
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Yes, that would be it -- odd placement, IMO.
Note that the existing house's garage door faces this property (granted, the rear/west property line of the proposed development stops short of the neighbour's existing garage).
Looking at it on StreetView, the property must extend into the existing park space a bit (ie: the barracades that currently seperate the east/west laneway from the park will need to be removed). I suspect they'll be able to build it without removing any of the trees, but it will be tight.
I guess the thing that threw me is that the zoning sign is attached to the pedestrain crosswalk sign (rather than a post of its own or the tree that is directly in front of the property), so it looked like they were going to clearcut the trees & squeeze between the lane & Balkwell's parking lot.