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Old Posted Dec 14, 2021, 1:35 PM
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Interesting. I wonder where they will put it? I suspect north of the city somewhere, probably north west to avoid the Route8 corridor.
They would most likely want it near a major road. I can't see them putting up with the road conditions or access in the NW of Frederiction. My guess would be along route 10. Maybe close to Minto to help with employment.
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Old Posted Dec 14, 2021, 1:48 PM
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They normally do not like to put correctional facilities near major roads, because you don't want a lot of traffic going near them. It increases the chances of contraband and escapes, and just adds a random factor.

That said, using Dorchester as a comparison, it's about 30 minutes from Moncton, and Minto is about 30 minutes from Freddy, so that could be something, especially if they set it well off of Route 10.

Hopefully no one gets the "bright" idea to "repurpose" the former Ripples Internment Camp
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Old Posted Dec 14, 2021, 4:59 PM
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Growth there has been happening at a snail's pace and I wouldn't expect this mosque to change that.
The Alison Blvd area may have been growing at a snails pace, but there's been a lot just this year. The entire area from Doak Road to the Wilsey road overpass has been clearcut/prepped for construction (on the highway side). Not sure if there are plans, or just preemptive clearing.

Also two new buildings are currently under construction on the intersection of Doak and Allison, both on the South side of the road. Hanna Construction are building a new HQ for themselves and there's a glass company (forget their name) on the other intersection building a new structure.

These things, along with the new Mosque will certainly make the area appear less deserted, and perhaps lead to interest in the area.
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FYI...The Province's municipal reform bill passed today with the 3rd and final reading. Municipal reform will then become law tomorrow with royal ascent by the Lt. Govenor

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/local-governance-reform-bill-1.6288536?cmp=rss

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NB Municipal Reform - Adjusted boundaries

See attached for details of "tweaks" to the original white paper after provincial discussion with municipal leaders. Adjustments indicated in red. No further changes are expected.

https://www2.gnb.ca/content/dam/gnb/Corporate/Promo/localgovreform/docs/Adjustments.pdf
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NB Municipal Reform - Adjusted boundaries

See attached for details of "tweaks" to the original white paper after provincial discussion with municipal leaders. Adjustments indicated in red. No further changes are expected.

https://www2.gnb.ca/content/dam/gnb/Corporate/Promo/localgovreform/docs/Adjustments.pdf
Of note for Fredericton the area of Island View (Kingsclear LSD) that they were due to be absorbed will now be absorbed by Hanwell.
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Fredericton mayor says city taking new approach to fund performing arts centre: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/fredericton-city-performing-arts-1.6294460?cmp=rss
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A new Asian Food Market has opened in the former Buffet Express building on Main St. Location offers a Bubble Tea experience in addition to the food stock
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Noticed a small tower crane erected in the 600 block on Forest Hill Road. Getting ready for a new apartment complex there I assume?
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Noticed a small tower crane erected in the 600 block on Forest Hill Road. Getting ready for a new apartment complex there I assume?
Yup. A five storey, 56 unit building from Bella Properties.
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A New year, and some new images. Some pics from around the city this New Years Day:

Wagoneers and Rookwood:

I think there are 3 more storys to go on this project before the second building will be started.



Promenade on Queen street, next to the police station.

I love the street presence this project has.



Legion building on Queen street.

I think this is about to top out, the ceiling of the final floor is probably being built now.



Microunit Apartments on Waterloo Row
Probably about 50% finished I'd say. Just need to finish the outside and then all the interior work.



Bella Apartments project on Beaverbrook road. This is apparently the same company that is going to be doing the above mentioned Forest Hills project and also the Risteen Property at the end of Queen street.



Provincial Courthouse project. Just site prep so far, but this should be jumping come the spring.

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Nice pictures. Why did you choose to hide them all???
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Must be another temporary home because there's an item going to PAC in January for 521 Dundonald to allow an apartment building in the MX-3 zone, which I believe is that property.

Also, there's a rezoning application for 49 Forest Hill Road to change it to MR-4 and allow two main buildings on a lot. That's basically across from the micro unit building currently under construction.
Regarding the Dundonald Street property, the proponent is proposing a 50 unit, five-storey apartment building that would be wedged between the existing building and Dundonald. It would also include 23 underground parking spaces. Also seeking a retail floor area variance for the same property, presumably for the Hospice Boutique.

The Forest Hill Road proposal is for two five-storey apartment buildings, both with underground parking. Building one would be located to the rear of the property and would have 114 units. Building two would be closer to the road and have 64 units. The property is on quite a steep hill and will require a lot of regrading.

Interestingly, both of the above proposals contain primarily one bedroom units.

Also on the agenda is a four unit building at 263 York Street, a tiny lot that has been vacant since the existing building burned down years ago.

January PAC agenda: https://www.fredericton.ca/sites/default/files/pac_agenda_january_2022.pdf
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Old Posted Jan 4, 2022, 8:38 PM
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Promenade on Queen street, next to the police station.

I love the street presence this project has.

Agreed that this building has great presence. The brick work is very nice, as are the large windows. Much nicer than the Tony George buildings down the street. This is the same developer as the new office building on Regent. I wonder what his next project will be.
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Two New Apartment Buildings

Maybe I missed this, but this month's PAC is out and has 2 new apartment developments - one on Forest Hill Road with 178 Units in 2 buildings and another with what I guess is around 50 units in one 6-floor tower at Beaverbrook and Dundonald.

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https://www.fredericton.ca/sites/default/files/pac_agenda_january_2022.pdf
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Old Posted Jan 6, 2022, 2:43 PM
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Maybe I missed this, but this month's PAC is out and has 2 new apartment developments - one on Forest Hill Road with 178 Units in 2 buildings and another with what I guess is around 50 units in one 6-floor tower at Beaverbrook and Dundonald.

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https://www.fredericton.ca/sites/default/files/pac_agenda_january_2022.pdf
Look three posts up from yours.
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Old Posted Jan 6, 2022, 4:04 PM
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U.K. group names Fredericton traffic circle 'International Roundabout of the Year'
Designation lands Victoria Circle on page of Roundabouts of the World calendar
Aidan Cox · CBC News · Posted: Jan 06, 2022 8:00 AM AT | Last Updated: 4 hours ago
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-bruns...ety-traffic-circle-fredericton-1.6305075



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