1877-81, rue Ontario Est - 3 étages

[IluvMTL]

Demande de démolition

Dans le quartier Sainte-Marie, prés de la rue Cartier

 

http://applicatif.ville.montreal.qc.ca/som-fr/pdf_avis/pdfav17078.pdf

 

Construction d'un bâtiment mixte de 3 étages (commercial au rdc, résidences aux étages)

[nephersir7]

 

Peu importe ce qui va être construit, ce sera mieux que ça!

[Gazprom99]

Awsome

[IluvMTL]

I suspect that they intend to demolish the greystone on the corner, otherwise why have a public hearing...

[Gazprom99]

The civic number for the greystone does not match... Not sure why a public hearing but a new construction here is welcome

 

 

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[IluvMTL]

I think you're right. Eval says it was built in 1964. Still curious as to why there is a consultation...

 

http://evalweb.ville.montreal.qc.ca/Role2014actu/roleact_arron_min.asp?ue_id=paUG%3ApE2%2F%60H%7Ejng%3CpvvI1%7B7Pc%5BnOlV%88E

[mtlrdp]

has anyone gone to the restaurant with the big pig in the front on Papineau and Ontario?

[Robert Keaghan Jennings]

I don't think that the "demande de démolition" means that there will be a public consultation. It's simply giving notice to the population that the building will be demolished, and giving the chance to anyone to object. As you all have said, I doubt anyone will.

 

I think you're right. Eval says it was built in 1964. Still curious as to why there is a consultation...

 

http://evalweb.ville.montreal.qc.ca/Role2014actu/roleact_arron_min.asp?ue_id=paUG%3ApE2%2F%60H%7Ejng%3CpvvI1%7B7Pc%5BnOlV%88E

[IluvMTL]

I don't think that the "demande de démolition" means that there will be a public consultation. It's simply giving notice to the population that the building will be demolished, and giving the chance to anyone to object. As you all have said, I doubt anyone will.

 

 

So you thnk this is a standard prochedure for all demolitions?

 

According to the link, the public meeting will be on July 9 at 18:00 at the borough office. I once attended one of these meetings, and the building in question had an historical signifcance.

Edited June 25, 2014 by IluvMTL

[Robert Keaghan Jennings]

You're right there's a meeting, but I think this is standard procedure for any demolition. As we've mentioned, it seems unlikely that anyone will be opposed, so I imagine they're just going through the motions. I don't think too many people want to save 60s strip mall architecture on Ontario street.

So you thnk this is a standard prochedure for all demolitions?

 

According to the link, the public meeting will be on July 9 at 18:00 at the borough office. I once attended one of these meetings, and the building in question had an historical signifcance.