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Sherry - in this case the developer told the drivers to not go down my street. They ignored that directive and did anyway because it is a very convenient place to turn around. I have talked to the developer and they took ownership of the issue and will be looking into repairs. Trucks were to go down the main road and turn around quite a distance away not on this street. The drivers, it appears ignore it. It was very refreshing to talk to the developer, where the damage occurred, and have they take full responsibility for it. The bigger problem will be the city of Calgary. They have their own contractors they use. And since this will involve concrete repair, sod/park repair, sprinkler system repair it will take months, if not years to fix.

They were already told how I got the video when I called in and they were given the same address. Get a life! I am way ahead of you. I was not hiding anything at all. And it is a micro drone which carries very few restrictions regarding flying. Here is the only paragraph relating to this class of drone usage by Transport Canada. Reckless or Negligent Operation 900.06 No person shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft system in such a reckless or negligent manner as to endanger or be likely to endanger aviation safety or the safety of any person. It is a micro drone - sub 250 g so has very few restrictions.

@@1959Aeroflyte”get a life!” Said the busybody tattling to 311 every chance he gets. Lonely old man

Yes it is. And the city does have a bylaw that says nothing can be affixed to a sound wall. And also nothing can be affixed permanently to a sound wall. Gluing is considered to be affixing with a permanent attachment.

He appears to be putting up posters. After this was taken he continued to put up the same posters on at least 2 more panels. Not sure what the posters are about. Did not look. And called 311 in Calgary to report and get someone to come out and take care of it.

Glad you liked it. It is different from the air. Give a different perspective to the park.

Yes it is. Used to go there all the time. The drone does give a different view of the place. I am across, on the shore, near the Canoe Club.

Thank you. However (see below) I will not be shooting anymore of this site. The company, OPUS, asked for restriction on shooting with the drone. While I do not have to abide by them as I was doing things legally I am not shooting anymore after a certain date. I do have more I will be posting but after the June 16 one that will be it. Here are their requested restrictions: "As this is an active construction site, I would ask that no filming is done during working hours to ensure site safety which is of paramount importance to OPUS. Further, please refrain from dropping your drone into the site to take close up video. We would ask that if you are going to film, you keep your drone filming of progress anywhere over our site above the crane boom which is approximately 40m above the adjacent sidewalk." Andrew Wallace - Opus. These requested restrictions limit the filming too much.

​@@1959Aeroflyte its sad that OPUS, the construction company is not allowing you to film directly on top of the construction zone but i do get why. Still, its nice that you will keep on posting drone shots since you are very experienced in taking drone shots, i do wish OPUS would let you shoot more videos of their construction since its very interesting watching how they work during working hours.

@@Kyckling_bulle I could still video but it is not worth the hassle they could cause. I have already checked with transport Canada etc and I am fine. As long as I do not land/takeoff on private property I am good. Transport Canada controls the airspace. I also do not capture faces etc which could be recognized. If I really wanted to be an ass I could talk to the house nearby, who I know, and ask them to ask Opus to not swing the crane over their house when rotating due to safety concerns of the crane falling apart and causing damage. Way more damage than my drone could do. In fact my drone is around 250 g so very light. I was out early this AM (July 5) to shoot more hot air balloon video.

@1959Aeroflyte you can record the construction still, you have an designated area for flying objects, planes n drones for an example. That is airspace, if u are 20+ meters above (depending on your areas drone rules) you enter airspace, nothing can restrict u up there besides recording someone else's privacy or flying in a high control zone, like next to an airport. Your drone is under 250g which makes it so u don't have to get s license for the drone, neither do you need to register it since it posed zero to little as a threat

@@Kyckling_bulle Oh I am aware of the rules and I got my drone licence anyway even though not required. But flying it so high reduces the effectiveness of the video. In Canada only section 900.6 applies to drones in this class. 900.06 No person shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft system in such a reckless or negligent manner as to endanger or be likely to endanger aviation safety or the safety of any person.

Glad you liked it. I hope to video more balloon flights when the weather gets more stable.

Thanks for the comment. This was just a surprise quick video which turned out better than I anticipated.

Did not really worry about it. They are owned by Sundance Balloons. You could check with Transport Canada under Sundance Balloons to get the numbers. Can I ask why you need them?

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