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Surplus & Former School Properties
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Surplus & Former School Properties


As the demographics of neighbourhoods change, existing schools can face declining enrollment and face the decision of closure. Former school sites can offer excellent redevelopment and intensification opportunities, as seen with the Alexandra School Lofts in Waterloo and the Victoria School in Kitchener.


This thread is to document and discuss school sites that have been declared surplus. If a redevelopment is proposed, a new and individual development thread can be created.


Waterloo Region District School Board Surplus Properties:
http://www.wrdsb.ca/planning/1138-2/
  • Former Dickson Public School building and property | 65 St. Andrew’s Street, Cambridge | Approximately 1.01 acres

  • Former Lincoln Avenue Public School building and property | 77 Lincoln Avenue, Cambridge | Approximately 4.36 acres

  • Former Alison Park Public School vacant site | 30 Lauris Avenue, Cambridge | Approximately 3.79 acres

  • Vacant site on St. Andrews Street | Township of North Dumfries (Coleman Farm 2) | 5.93 acres (subject to survey)

Waterloo Region Catholic District School Board Surplus Properties:

  • Former St. Patrick Catholic School building and property | 50 Burgetz Avenue, Kitchener, ON

      
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Surplus & Former School Properties - by The85 - 01-03-2015, 03:41 PM
RE: Surplus & Former School Properties - by nms - 01-05-2015, 02:38 PM

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