Maybe that's too pessimistic, but it did seem to me that between inflexibility on the part of city staff (best practice is for parkade access to be on the quiet street) and opposition from the neighbours, the project could be sunk entirely.
Thinking about it more today, there's plenty of cul-de-sacs in the West End, with parkade access. Emergency vehicles have access even on a narrow street, because parking is prohibited on one side of the street. https://maps.app.goo.gl/RFmYTBTGDiHg1rnw9
"not going to exist". Perfect!
Maybe that's too pessimistic, but it did seem to me that between inflexibility on the part of city staff (best practice is for parkade access to be on the quiet street) and opposition from the neighbours, the project could be sunk entirely.
Thinking about it more today, there's plenty of cul-de-sacs in the West End, with parkade access. Emergency vehicles have access even on a narrow street, because parking is prohibited on one side of the street. https://maps.app.goo.gl/RFmYTBTGDiHg1rnw9