City hosts condo owner consultations
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Posted: Feb 13, 2013 6:45 AM ET
Last Updated: Feb 13, 2013 2:49 PM ET
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The city wants to talk condos and the discussion won’t be limited to consultations about new developments.
In a series of meetings that begin Tuesday, the city also wants to hear from residents currently living in condos about how the city can improve their services.
Recommendations to the city based on these consultations will go to council in the fall. About 100 people attended Tuesday's meeting, calling for better parks, schools and transit services.
CBC’s Genevieve Tomney went to the first meeting.
You can watch her report by clicking on the video link above.
With files from CBC's Genevieve TomneyShare Tools
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