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Westwood Developments: DOYLE NEIGHBOURHOOD About Us Established in 1989 Committed to building vibrant urban neighbourhoods in Halifax Two principals Danny Chedrawe Mounir Haddad About the Doyle neighbourhood: An entire

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Westwood Developments:

DOYLE NEIGHBOURHOOD

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About Us

Established in 1989
Committed to building vibrant urban neighbourhoods in Halifax
Two principals
Danny Chedrawe
Mounir Haddad

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About the Doyle neighbourhood:

An entire city block bordered by Doyle, Brunswick and Queen Streets with street level frontage spanning an

entire block of Spring Garden Road – undisputedly the most desired downtown shopping location in Atlantic Canada

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Enhancing the Spring Garden Experience

Widened sidewalks and underground electricity
Indoor parking
Street level retail
Lots of greenspace for use
An investment of $60M in the Nova Scotia economy

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Our Development Team

Westwood Developments has partnered with two firms for the design of Doyle neighborhood:
Dan Goodspeed, Kassner Goodspeed Architects
George Cotaras, Fowler Bauld and Mitchel Architects

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Planning and Public Consultation

Purchased properties from 2004-2010
Presented renderings to HRM Design Review in October 2015
Met with planning staff in January 2016 to review plans
HRM Design Review approved development of Doyle Block
Final HRM Design Review in March 2016
Stakeholder briefings on-going
Public consultation will take place in February/March 2016
Planning and consultation/engagement
Consulting with neighbourhood advisors

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Development Timeline

Demolition began in January 2016
Construction to begin June 2016
Project complete December 2017

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Public Opinion Polling

Halifax residents support additional

redevelopment of the Spring Garden area

The majority support development of the

area across from the Halifax Central Library and Doyle Street area specifically.

When residents were given information

about the Doyle Street redevelopment including that it will be across the street from the library, has been approved by the Municipality, will contain residential units, parking, as well as retail and restaurant space, support is strong.

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Current Renderings

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Roo#op Restaurant Terrace Landscaped Courtyard

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Store front retail

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Widened sidewalks

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Buried Electricity

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View from the Library

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