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Local bar focus of residents' concerns in parkade redevelopment

Local bar focus of residents' concerns in parkade redevelopment

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Wednesday, March 13, 2024 12:38 PM GMT

Charlottetown City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday night to enter preliminary negotiations with TweelCo Properties to redevelop the Queen Street Parkade, as residents expressed concern about the fate of a local business.

"[The parkade is] showing its age and it needs some substantial upgrades," said Scott Adams, manager of public works for the city.

"There's always a need for additional parking as we look to densify our population."

The development would rise to eight storeys from the current four, adding 145 parking spaces for a total of more than 480. The proposal also includes 40 residential units and space dedicated to businesses on the ground level.

"I believe it's four floors of residential units, so it's a fairly substantial addition to the downtown in terms of residential units," Adams said.

"We want to see more people living downtown."

The development would extend onto portions of Great George Street and Fitzroy Street, using land owned by the developer, TweelCo Properties.

"There are a couple buildings that would be identified or that have been identified that would be removed as part of the process. They are owned by the developer as well and we have spoken to that developer and he does have plans for relocating those businesses," Adams said.

That part of the plan was the focus of most of the public feedback. It would make significant changes to the Great George Street block between Fitzroy and Kent streets, including taking down the building that is currently home to the Sportsman's Club.

The city asked for feedback and received nearly 150 letters. A majority of the feedback was concern for that one local business.

"They had a very big, strong following there. And a lot of people are supporters of that business, which is great to see," Adams said.

"I think 60 per cent of the letters and comments that we received were comments related to the Sportsman's … We've talked to developer. He has additional plans for for these businesses that may be impacted by this work and he looks forward to working with those business owners to make that happen."

During the meeting Deputy Mayor Alanna Jankov wanted to know why the sale of a vacant lot off Kent Street was part of the resolution.

The vacant lot is owned by the city and has in the past been used to store snow cleared from the parkade, but it hasn't been used in years, Adams said.

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