Yes. We have invested significant time and public money developing these plans, and I believe we need to start delivering on them. My priority would be moving the Waterfront Master Plan forward, while continuing phased improvements to Canatara, Germain and Norm Perry Parks, with a focus on maintaining and improving the assets we already have,
City Council needs to stick to the Bradley Basics on our own needs and not outside projects. Waterfront, Norman Perry are key projects. A lot of money has been spent in various parks this last term including Canatara, Kenwick Germain and Tecumseh.
As we add housing, we need to plan for the complete neighbourhood, not just the number of units. That means ensuring growth is supported by parks, sidewalks, active transportation, transit and the infrastructure residents rely on. I will ensure these needs are considered at the beginning of the planning process, with growth helping to support
Depends on the circumstances. I support flexibility where it makes sense, but not a blanket reduction across the entire city. Each development should be considered based on its location, density, access to public transit, available street or nearby public parking, accessibility requirements, and the potential impact on neighbouring residents and businesses. If a developer can
Yes. When a development can demonstrate that reduced parking will work safely and appropriately for the location, I would support reducing the parking requirement. This can help reduce development costs and make better use of available land while still protecting the needs of the surrounding neighbourhood.
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