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Article content A provincial review board has a month to come back to Saskatoon city council with its findings after hearing arguments Thursday over a development proposed near two historic downtown churches. Knox United Church and Meridian Development Corp. want to subdivide off the church’s parking lot to build a 19-storey tower, with the church receiving 40 covered parking stalls to supplement its revenues. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Provincial board reviews Knox United Church bylaw proposal Back to video City hall supported the reques...

Chula Vista’s Millenia development is pivoting from retail to office space. Because of poor market conditions that saw a number of brick-and-mortar stores close in Chula Vista last year, Meridian Development plans to change what was originally anticipated to be retail space to office space. “What we are seeing in the shift of this plan, and because market conditions change, is really a shift from service industry jobs to professional jobs,” said Director of Development Eric Crockett. “Instead of having a focus on hotels and retail, this is now starting to shift to what we’ve all wan...

Article content Saskatoon city council is taking the first step toward a potential overhaul of the way it handles development around the city’s most important historic buildings. The president of the Saskatoon Heritage Society said gaps in the current policy emerged amid a controversial proposal to build a 19-storey tower between two century-old churches. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Heritage advisory committee 'isolated' from weighing in on development: Sarjeant Back to video Those gaps include the “isolation” of the committee tasked w...

Chula Vista —  The developers of eastern Chula Vista’s Millenia project want to reduce the amount of non-residential space in the development, which is supposed to be a major revenue-generator for the city. Scaling back the development’s commercial and hotel space is expected to reduce Millenia’s annual tax revenues by $4.5 million, according to a staff report from Chula Vista. The City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday on the proposed changes to Millenia’s development plan. The current acre development plan includes a maximum of 3.4 million square feet of commercial space and ...

A proposal to subdivide a property featuring a church with a heritage designation will be headed for a provincial review board.