Kitchener Centre Block Petition
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The below citizens of Kitchener, and supporters, are concerned about the pace of the decisions being made by council regarding the Centre Block development in our downtown.
We call on city council to listen to the public:
1. Protect the remaining heritage buildings on Centre Block so that they can be incorporated into new development, and don't tear down any more heritage buildings.
2. Keep public development in public hands, especially the design of any new public libraries.
3. Make the decision-making process transparent and inclusive by holding city-wide public meetings on the full, complete development plans for the library, the remaining heritage buildings on Centre Block, and the Centre Block land before any further action is taken.
We call on city council to listen to the public:
1. Protect the remaining heritage buildings on Centre Block so that they can be incorporated into new development, and don't tear down any more heritage buildings.
2. Keep public development in public hands, especially the design of any new public libraries.
3. Make the decision-making process transparent and inclusive by holding city-wide public meetings on the full, complete development plans for the library, the remaining heritage buildings on Centre Block, and the Centre Block land before any further action is taken.
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Goal: 50
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48.
Scott P
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Address/City
Kitchener
I would add that decisions on the Centre Block redevelopment should be left to the Council that is to be elected on November 13. If the timing works, putting the issue to a referendum would also be a good idea.
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Ann Archerandtoiv
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Rain was allowed to get in to the Forsyth building. This was really disgusting. There was a lovely wood floor on the upper floor. Everyone knows that, when wet,, wood swells and will exert a lot of pressure sideways on the walls. This was a deliberate dec
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Kevin D
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Address/City
1 Queen St. n, Kitchener
The community should be included in the future of its' Downtown.
18 December 2014
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Kurt F
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Address/City
Kitchener
When it comes to preserving our heritage, the City of Kitchener has ranked near the bottom of the heap for decades. When will the people at the helm finally wake up and realize that, yes, "money isn't everything".
5 November 2014
5 November 2014
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Cheryl L
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Address/City
Kitchener
The now-demolished Forysth Building was a symbol of Kitchener's working class and industrial history. All of us who live downtown want a vibrant city, but one which responds to the needs of residents (such as housing and increased
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