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Old Posted Feb 8, 2022, 6:05 PM
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Bilby Street has been converted temporarily to one-way westbound on this block. Since this just happened I'm confident to say the CMP is being implemented for this project and we'll see excavation begin very soon.
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Old Posted Feb 9, 2022, 12:16 AM
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Coincidentally this project is going to community council next week for approval of some non-substantive changes to the approved development agreement.

Case 22523 Staff Report

Proposal Details

The major aspects of the requested non-substantive amendments are as follows:

• Increased building height (interior floor to floor height changes - not additional storeys) – from 85 feet to 90 feet- 3 inches;
• Changes to building stepbacks at upper levels due to safety setback requirements from recently installed power lines by Nova Scotia Power;
• Changes to building cladding materials (to include aluminum glazing and railings);
• Changes to articulation of fenestration and balconies;
• Increase in the residential unit count from 63 to 71;
• Inclusion of more units consisting of two or more bedrooms from 28 to 30;
• Increase in the landscaped open space and recreational space to a total of 10,202 square feet combined; and
• An increase of bicycle parking spaces to meet LUB requirements.

Also the lots were consolidated in November 2021 which is another sign the development is moving ahead.
What’s that about a “new owner” of the PID? Or is that just a different legal structure, for the same developer etc.
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Old Posted Feb 9, 2022, 4:47 AM
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What’s that about a “new owner” of the PID? Or is that just a different legal structure, for the same developer etc.
According to the first page of this thread the original owner was George Israel. The site was sold a couple of years ago to Urban Capital with the development agreement attached.
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Old Posted Feb 9, 2022, 8:39 AM
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According to the first page of this thread the original owner was George Israel. The site was sold a couple of years ago to Urban Capital with the development agreement attached.
Thanks, just wanted to confirm there hadn’t been another subsequent change.
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Marco construction has a small sign on the site saying that construction will begin on March 21.

The sign is probably there to prevent any one from parking a car on the lot. I would expect fencing to go up next week.

This would mean a third construction site in the neighbourhood, after the completion of three buildings in the past year. Two more proposed sites are still in the works.
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Old Posted Mar 20, 2022, 3:42 PM
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Finally! This empty lot has been such a blight on Gottingen Street for SO long.
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Old Posted Mar 24, 2022, 6:27 PM
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Fencing is up and excavator is on site.


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The crane base is in. It is red (same colour as the crane piece that got stuck in the MacDonald Bridge tolls this morning).


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BN Crane installed the first section of the 325 Wolffkran tower crane for NRTH Condos this week. The crane will have a height of 31.5m, with a 45m jib and a 21.6m counter jib. It will remain on site until March 2023.
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The project looks really good so far. Hopefully it turns out well.
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They are very optimistic thinking the crane will only be on site for seven months. Anything under a year for mid-rises is crazy fast.
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NRTH is approaching ground level.

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Shoot, I sure wish I had got into the business of supplying tactile sidewalk plates to HRM, who are now installing them at every corner. I could have cleaned up. But thank god, because of course we all know that visually-impaired people were being slaughtered by motorists at every corner on a regular basis by striding into busy streets, even more often than cyclists were being mowed down by bloodthirsty drivers. I don't know how they ever survived previously.
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Shoot, I sure wish I had got into the business of supplying tactile sidewalk plates to HRM, who are now installing them at every corner. I could have cleaned up. But thank god, because of course we all know that visually-impaired people were being slaughtered by motorists at every corner on a regular basis by striding into busy streets, even more often than cyclists were being mowed down by bloodthirsty drivers. I don't know how they ever survived previously.

You've said nasty things in the past, but this one takes the cake.
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You've said nasty things in the past, but this one takes the cake.
We're doing the bare minimum to support an underserved group; it inconveniences me in no way whatsoever, but I'm gonna complain about it anyways (completely unprompted)! It's so funny, right??!!??
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