Resident stories
At Good Acre Towers, our community is coming together to speak out against development permit DPP01139. The current plan threatens the loss of our on-site parking for three full years, creating immense disruption for daily commuters, seniors, and families alike.
Read how neighbours are directly impacted by this decision. By sharing these real, lived experiences—anonymously or by name—we aim to urge city planners, the mayor, and council to reconsider and rescind DPP01139.
"Losing our dedicated on-site parking for three entire years is completely unmanageable. Finding street parking nearby after evening shifts is impossible and unsafe. Council must listen to us and revoke DPP01139."
Anonymous resident
Good Acre Towers
"As a senior with mobility issues, having reliable parking close to the entrance is a necessity, not a luxury. A three-year disruption will severely impact my daily independence. We need city planners to step in immediately."
Long-term resident
Good Acre Towers
"Our neighbourhood streets cannot absorb dozens of displaced vehicles for multiple years. The planning authority simply overlooked the human cost of this proposal. We strongly urge the city to rescind this permit."
Concerned neighbour
Good Acre Towers
"A three-year loss of parking affects everyone in this building—from young families carrying groceries to elders accessing medical appointments. We need mayor and council to rescind DPP01139 now."
Have your voice heard: submit your story to our blog or write directly to the mayor, city council, and city planners today.
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