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By TreyS (registered) | Posted September 02, 2011 at 00:33:22
So let's put a community soccer field where should be a few 20+storied condos (if the view of the marsh is so great) and mixed-used buildings. In any other city, they would be outraged over a soccer field going there. But in Hamilton we more than welcomed with open arms, hands full of empty envelopes.
Let's rebuild a Lister Block but at the same time lose both sides of its streetwall sides to graffiti masters and to the observing traffic eyes (wow Hamilton looks fantastic). Maybe the relocated Tim Hortons from Right House will bring the sketchpads over.
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