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Edmonton has seen near-constant rain over the summer and it’s affecting not just new housing developments in the city, but the properties flanking the construction too. Concerns are mounting for homeowners near infill projects who feel their properties are at risk each time a storm hits.Claire Spicer and her husband live in the Glenwood neighbourhood in the west end.When a bad storm rolled into Edmonton three weeks ago, her house and the infill development next door were hit hard.“The edges of the excavation site all fell in, and with it, it took all of our landscaping on the side of…
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