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35 King St N, Waterloo (Old, old Post Office)
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(03-13-2018, 11:46 AM)goggolor Wrote:
(03-13-2018, 10:12 AM)timc Wrote: Is this much different in size than the building that was there before?


This is *way* bigger than the old building - 37-41 King used to have a large parking lot in back, this is filling the entire footprint of the lot and the parking lot on the Dupont side as well. Which is a really cool use of space, but there are some folks who are going to lose all the natural light to their apartments and be staring into an office building. (Yes, I agree this is the cost of living in the city... but some people will still have the right to be disappointed. Just like I was disappointed when the 37-41 King St owners chainsawed all the old mature trees in the back of their property which used to keep the Dupont St building cool in the summer).

City of Waterloo needs to increase the surface parking minimums to prevent these kinds of problems! At least 50% of every new development should be surface parking!
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RE: 35 King St N, Waterloo (Old, old Post Office) - by tomh009 - 03-13-2018, 01:25 PM

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