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Does anyone know why there is no work being done on the Northern Junk property? I thought they had all their approvals.
If the developer waits long enough, the stability of the existing structures will be so poor they won't be salvageable and the project can proceed without the expense of their restoration.
But then you're back to square one all over again (all over again).
It would take about 5 minutes for even a second-rate architect to re-envision this project without the heritage structures. Throw in a few bus passes and promise no parking and the current council will rubber stamp the changes. Heritage preservation isn't important through the "climate change lens".
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Developer behind Janion Hotel restoration and Northern Junk proposal receives national honour
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