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Originally Posted by halifaxboyns
I have to admit I don't really know much about this area beyond the rowing course; I've not visited the area much.
When I get home to Halifax tomorrow, i will likely go visit the area.
If there is a commercial area, I wonder if it could be considered a commercial corridor? This shows my lack of knowledge of the area...
Whether Gloria votes for this or not; the policy amendments will fall to regional council to vote on. So she's one vote out of twenty four. The only thing I worry about is that if the policy amendments are passed but they vote down any rezoning or DA; then it just adds to a complicated process.
As for Brightwood - I can see some of it being developed for infill housing (if the golf course ever closed). I don't think that would be bad, but I'd want to see a part of the course kept for parkland.
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This is the commercial area of Prince Albert: The subject site is the ugly gray building just beyond the NEEDS Convenience Store sign.
http://maps.google.ca/maps?q=halifax...,,0,0.98&z=18]
These are some very cheap ugly residential units on prime land with a water view on Prince Albert:
http://maps.google.ca/maps?q=halifax...242.52,,0,0.98