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IT" _ V _ty 'i,'irteijiii.i tttentktuenv'traan - tiuiakik “as: The committee, eetabliahod March 6, 1989, is composed of city councillors and intended teeidente of the community including the building industry. Their mandate was to the available atatie t"lll'S'h'Jdt',tttt on grmrthrortlte city. Then Shake, Commissioner of Planning "and tt',t,ttets, told the meeting that growth must managed to ensure tRMF tainable development that benefits the community. _ "Growth has to be evenly distributed around the city. We don'tjust want a job txm.ttttttm'trtmtrrrr4im'iiuatwaiCi bedroom community either." I The committee concluded that a 25 per cent population fisetease, or 860 new dwelling unit: a year, is an acceptable rate of growth for Waterloo. 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