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205 Quebec Street is a proposal to build a 14-storey condominium tower, townhomes and retail spaces along the 200-block of Quebec Street, the 500-block of Montreal Street, and the 200-block of Kingston Street in the City of Victoria's James Bay neighbourhood.
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Heck, I wouldn't want to live in a world where everything is tailored to please grumpy old aastra or grumpy old Mike K.
Grumpy old Oxford Sutherland or grumpy old gumgum, maybe.
I forgot the Wedge. But then it's been taking so long, sometimes it seems like the builders themselves have also forgotten about it! (rim shot)
The Wedge has a lot going for it but I really wish they had made a more interesting choice re: the panel cladding.
A public consultation on the proposed official community plan (OCP) amendment revealed that 92.2 per cent of respondents disagreed with proposal.
At a committee of the whole meeting on Thursday, Nov 21, council members deliberated and debated whether or not to send the development, which was denied last summer, to a public hearing.
https://www.vicnews.com/local-news/victoria-to-hold-public-hearing-for-controversial-14-storey-development-7666006
Might as well approve 20 stories here. The vision for Victoria is high density and no reason to give James Bay a pass.
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