There is significant opposition to a proposed townhouse development on Tallus Ridge in the Shannon Lake neighbourhood.

Council received several responses, including a 60-signature petition, at its July 23 meeting.

The 46-unit, 12-building project is planned for 2419 Mountains Hollow Lane and is Phase 1 of a multi-phase hillside development.

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Several comments suggested an oversaturation of townhomes in the Shannon Lake area. Other emails cited concerns about increased traffic, parking congestion and existing speeding on Mountains Hollow Lane.

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One area resident criticized council for potentially displacing wildlife.

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Other comments mentioned what is seen as a lack of infrastructure in the area, additional density, and reduced quality of life for current residents. 

Mayor Gord Milsom pointed out the property had been zoned as low-density residential for several years.

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There were also complaints from residents not being able to walk and enjoy the property once construction starts.

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Council unanimously approved a development permit for the project to move forward.