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According to the map in that document it is a seprate parcel owned by "Lacewood Holdings Inc.". A simple search of that firm shows a Michael Power as Principal.
No clue, anybody have any thoughts? The parcel calls for an L-Shaped building, probably minor retail or some sort of restuarant.
It's likely a Tim Horton's After all, it's a whole 750m to the one in Bayer's lake and almost 1.5km to the one at Lacewood and Dunbrack.
Really though... I hope it's a restaurant with cheap lunch food. I work nearby and there's isn't a whole lot within a short walk. Chicken and breakfast food gets old fast!
I just read the PDF from the Halifax site a bit more. On page 21, it says a Mr. Michael Power (previous page says he owns "the lot in front of Home Depot") plans to "build a medical clinic on this lot".
There is a Dr. Michael Power who works at Lacewood Medical Clinic next door in the plaza with Smitty's. Maybe they're moving.
Last edited by dlandry; Aug 12, 2010 at 2:45 PM.
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I've done some research and I found a Michael Power who is associated with Moxie's? Could it be a Moxie's?
Its possible I suppose. They expanded into DC a couple of years so it wouldn't surprise me if they expanded into an even larger market across the harbour.
I've never been to the one in Burnside but based on my experience at two in Calgary I'd say the chain is good for its price (not as good as Earl's but still good).
After all, it's a whole 750m to the one in Bayer's lake and almost 1.5km to the one at Lacewood and Dunbrack. 
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