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Martin of the Junction Residents Association emailed the blog tonight about a new sign application for 2890 Dundas ST W the originality buil...
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This image taken in a community very similar to the Junction in New York City Has two basic items for community social activity - the benche...
I always wonder how these places still exist within city limits.
ReplyDeleteIt's called grandfathering. If it existed before by-law changes, it can stay.
ReplyDeleteFor example, there is a new by-law being looked by city council at that would ban one-story buildings (houses, stores, etc.). However, if a one-story building is already existing, it stays because of grandfathering.
I am aware of grandfathering, but that doesn't make it right.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't make it right to evict them either.
ReplyDeleteScrap yards are important businesses to have in any city.
ReplyDeleteCanada Iron & Metal c/o Has Been Keeping our City Clean By Buying Scrap Metal That Would Just Be Laying Around On Are Street,s Or In our Land Fill Sites. Scrap Yard,s Are very Important Businesses In Every City. Around The World.
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