Concern as possible development expansion looms over Eisner Cove

Concern as possible development expansion looms over Eisner Cove

Bill Zebedee, who announced that he has filed a private prosecutive case against The Mount Hope Development Limited Partnership in regards to environmental concern at the Eisner Cove development, is once again raising concern as development possibilities loom over a remaining area of woods and wetlands

Orange markers have cropped up throughout the wetland area currently undeveloped in the Eisner Cove wetland.

Listed online by CBRE, 12.24 acres of the wetland is up for sale.

As posted by CBRE

"Multifamily Development Opportunity | Fenwick Street Lands

On behalf of the Owner, CBRE Limited (“Exclusive Agents”) is pleased to offer for sale the Fenwick Street Development opportunity in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. The Site offers development potential for 250-suites as approved by a recent Municipal Planning Strategy amendment as detailed in the development and planning section herein. The site is currently one parcel though conceptual plans assume three buildings, on separate lots."

Bill Zebedee believes that the further loss of this environment would contribute to a greater loss of wildlife and nature for the ever expanding city and awareness that this is the movement forward would be a permanent mistake for the city and our environment, and this situation will continue to be followed and reacted by the community as it plays out.

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