In his final remarks to the appeal board, counsel for the developers of Capital Pointe didn’t mince words on why the appeal board shouldn’t fill the hole. Continue reading
“Our professional opinion is that the site is stable, and that the shoring will expire on December 8,” said Kai-Sing Hui, a geotechnical engineer for EXP. Continue reading
The Request for Proposal calls for contractors to “complete the remediation of the site located at 1971 Albert Street” and focuses on several big ticket issues Continue reading
The City argued the board doesn’t have the power to hear the issue, a result of delays in the process that forced the appeal to take longer than 30 days. Continue reading
On May 25, the City of Regina announced the green light has been given to fill the hole at Capital Pointe. Continue reading
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The City of Regina revealed engineers quit the Capital Pointe project and are calling for the site to be decommissioned. Continue reading
The appeal stems from an order was issued on April 3 by the City of Regina to fill the five-storey hole at 1971 Albert St. Continue reading
The City of Regina has filed an order to have the developer behind Capital Pointe fill the hole. Continue reading
Although the city was legally required to extend the contract, it had the option to declare the permit is expired if “meaningful construction” had not begun within six months, a decision they elected to make on March 15. Continue reading
The City of Regina has granted a new building permit for the foundation of Capital Pointe, the much delayed hotel/condominium tower in downtown Regina. Continue reading
