We're not going to be the guinea pig to go ahead and do this and hope it works out. While not specifically tied to Sudbury Community Arena, Tammi said that the people behind Le Ledo Inc. are strong advocates for keeping the arena downtown. Costs associated with even getting a potential project to the stage of getting the city's approval can be quite cumbersome as well, explained Tammi, who says that developers may be required to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on studies and reports before they're even allowed to apply for a building permit. "The Ledo site has been for sale for some time and essentially it came about once the decision was made more formally around the library and art gallery project moving forward on Shaughnessy Street around this time last year," said Chris Tammi, a Sudbury real estate broker and Le Ledo spokesperson. "It could include existing residential uses, commercial uses, office, retail, (there) could be other uses as well," said Tammi. That being said, there's a decision that's been made that may come together with this Kingsway project and if that's what happens, what we'd hope is that there would be some bigger picture visions around how the arena structure could be repurposed in an economically viable way.". These programs can be used in conjunction with other incentive programs offered by the City or other levels of government. © 2020 City of Greater Sudbury, 200 Brady St., Sudbury, ON P3A 5P3 Canada. “They've also made it clear that there's no formal plan to build a parking structure in the Junction.". • Planning and Building Fee Rebate Program
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“We've actually sent proposals through economic development and through other mediums. Tammi said that the property where the Ledo sits offers the biggest development opportunity in the area, due to the large lot on which the Ledo sits. See Our Arts & Culture Offerings. Downtown Sudbury. Namely, that provincial and municipal requirements with new builds add hundreds of thousands of dollars to the final cost of new developments. Contact: Susan Thompson, info@dvdcsudbury.ca, 705-690-8286, Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter, Contact Resources Privacy Statement Photo Credits.
However we do find, and this is not specifically for our project this is for many projects, but we do find that at times the culture can be one that leads to more reasons why things can't happen versus ways that things can happen," said Tammi. Check for further developments and business support services at www.greatersudbury.ca/COVID. We have not been able to get any formal position from the city on whether they would enter into a long-term agreement for use of parking. Managing director Susan Thompson says DVDC focuses on Sudbury’s historic core that might otherwise have been lost through the city’s amalgamation and expansion in 2001, working in co-operation with the Greater Sudbury Development Corporation and the city’s downtown Business Improvement Area (BIA).
"There is a component of a few spaces, but it's not even worth mentioning. "We're somewhat at the mercy of the other projects and that's outside of our control. "When projects like this are proposed, the answers you get from economic development are always positive — they think it's great, they want to see the jobs, they want to see people spending money, they want the tax base to grow — but then the execution of it becomes, 'you should do this as well, have you thought of this, we have to upgrade the city's streetscape in this case’," said Tammi.
"I don't want to go through the specific list of what they've asked for on this project because I think many of those items they've asked for on every potential project, but some of the items on the list, to be frank, were kind of laughable. • Feasibility Grant Program
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Downtown Sudbury is embarking on a new project called Expressing Vibrancy. Certain exemptions apply. "It's been a year since they put out the request for information on private sector ideas on parking in the downtown and nothing's happened," said Tammi. Downtown Sudbury is the urban heart of the city and is a centre for business, culture, retail, dining, entertainment and government activities. "That's definitely something that we're expecting,” Tammi said. "Right now, the Ledo property probably has 30 or 40 spaces, but our request from the city was to enter into a long-term agreement for anywhere from 100 to 150 parking spaces. Downtown Community Improvement Plan With the city committing to pony up $50 - $60 million to build the library, art gallery, we saw an opportunity for some uplift in the neighbourhood.".
... 115 Larch Street, Sudbury ON, P3E 1B8. "Our expectation is that the city would've already followed the Downtown Master Plan, which called for the arena/events centre to be downtown," said Tammi.
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The plan as of now would have covered parking of 12 to 15 spaces," said Tammi.
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Developmental Services Ontario helps adults with developmental disabilities connect to services and supports in their communities. The City of Greater Sudbury has developed a Community Improvement Plan (CIP) for Downtown Sudbury which includes grants and loans to reduce the cost of development and redevelopment in Downtown Sudbury. "Why would the city not already be updating the streetscape if they're going to be spending $60 million across the street?".
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