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Waterloo Region Connected  /  Land Development and Real Estate  /  Urban Areas v  /  Weber Yards (1333 Weber St E) (nee Elevate Condos) | 15, 15, 12 & 12 fl | U/C


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Weber Yards (1333 Weber St E) (nee Elevate Condos) | 15, 15, 12 & 12 fl | U/C
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10-25-2019, 03:16 PM
(10-25-2019, 07:56 AM)ijmorlan Wrote: Related to this discussion, does anybody know when the intersection of King and Weber in this area became a straight-through transition from King to Weber rather than an intersection with Weber ending at King?
  It was when Hwy 8 was widened in that area.  They required the space to widen the Hwy from 4 to 8 lanes and consequently King St. was removed from the Weber intersection to Wilfred Ave..  The large retaining wall was shifted over and the Franklin bridge was also extended.
  The Freeport area became as it is now when the current Hwy 8 bypass was built in 1987.
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RE: 1333 Weber St E | 15, 15, 12 & 12 fl | Proposed - by sevenman - 10-25-2019, 03:16 PM

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