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Parkland County is adamant the work has been done to ensure the Canadian Carmelite Charitable Society expansion is safe for Chickakoo Lake.
County director of planning and development Nancy Domijan returned to Parkland County Council on Tuesday with a detailed presentation on the controversial development.
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“A development permit was submitted in May 2018 and included replacing the church hall and meeting rooms, constructing a guest house building, removing all cabins and trailers, constructing a walkway connecting the church and guest house, underground parking, site work for grading, stormwater improvements and landscaping. The proposed new development would see the existing scattered development contained within the two buildings,” Domijan said.
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Parkland County residents raise environmental concerns over $22M church development near lake
Residents living in the area of Parkland County’s Chickakoo Lake are rallying against a multi-million dollar development they say threatens the area’s environmental future.
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Posted: Apr 04, 2021 10:01 AM MT | Last Updated: April 4
Residents are concerned about how much water the Mount Carmel Spiritual Centre development will draw once completed.(Nathan Gross/CBC)
Residents living in the area of Parkland County s Chickakoo Lake are rallying against a multi-million dollar development they say threatens the area s environmental future.
A group opposed to the massive redevelopment of a retreat centre has organized an online petition with almost 2,000 signatures and a GoFundMe to raise money for legal representation.
Residents feel left in dark on impending $22 million Mt. Carmel Centre development mayerthorpefreelancer.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mayerthorpefreelancer.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.