Granite Curling Club wants judge to stop work on housing project, review city’s decisions
The Granite Curling Club has filed a new court action asking a judge to review and quash City of Winnipeg decisions on a controversial project that would construct a 110-unit […]
The Granite Curling Club has initiated a court action to halt work on a proposed 110-unit housing development on their parking lot and seek a review of the city's decision-making process. The club's notice of application, filed in the Court of King's Bench, seeks an injunction from a judge to prevent further work at the site and requires the city to remove barricades placed on the parking lot.
The club argues that the city improperly issued a development permit without meeting the condition of a parking plan and that the permit issuance was premature and unlawful. No responses have been received from the city or developer at the time of filing.
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