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10 . warm compact]. - “wasp/w. OCTOBER 5, 2015 o 0 Some examples of converted student housrng already exrst Windham”! ciesto help house people appropri- lieutGarydemapmpertyowner “Madmakeapmfitofl’apltal it’s not expected to bounce back up ately. in Waterloo who owned his nelgli- gains on the bulldingitselt. to m13'srate until 2033. according to ‘StudenthousingisdrangingAre mmmmmyd Sometnatmdmmetidraisecon- ' Erin McLerie. senior marketanalyst for those buildings still needed for that with! was he decided to take on (terns about the city's controversial theithrenerandGuelphCM/ts. grmiporaretheyopennowiorother aSyrhnrefipeiamfly.Hewubltmn mmbthVmichisdueior The need for aflordable housing groups?” said Schlichter after the away by the reqwmibility and home reviewatthebeynningof 2017. lawor- . inWaterloo Region can'tbedebated, meeting. ’Weseeasupplyissue.but WWWâ€"drew skyuidlhedlyhopenwwaivlrgbes either. 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The owner of the home 'lhis is an all bands (In deck call.’ ommdhmningarrdalsopannersvrritii chter. leaseditataratethatmslessthan saidlaworalty.‘l3veryoneneedstobe othernot-iopprofituxnmunityagen- Meetingorganizersmedtheexam- Mamie-only markurentlartwasstillabletomake palm" - p e a . Provmce s densrty targets too much 11ke the Greater Toronto Area argues Coun. Whaley . Condnnedlrompqel “We are not Toronto and we don't should be measured over a five-year One area of concern is the land want to be pan of it.” Whaley said. rolling average,“ said the report. ”The l east of Carriage Growing. To acoomâ€" "We shouldn't be in the Greater Gold» amount of development in Water- ’ modate the proposed density of 80 en Horseshoe. lt'sa bigproblem.’ loo depends on market demand and - residents and jobs combined per Staff also commented on the proâ€" conditions and takes multiple years hectare, the development would like- posed intensification rate. The prov- to build." ’ \ ly have to be apartments that would ince wants to increase intensificaâ€" All councillors but Whaley and ‘ y > clash with adjacent single, town and tion from a minimum of 40 per cent Bob Mavln (who m absent) voted in p “ A» ' low-rise apartment homes. of all residential development must favour of the recommendations Stafi ' i ‘ "The remaining greenfield lands be located within a built-up area to will send them to the province by the ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ’ in Waterloo are generally located far 60 per cent intensification would be end of October. The growth plan will 2 ‘ ’ ~ ‘ from frequent transit, fragmented and measured on an annual buts, which becomeefiectivebyeariymn. 4; ~ 1 , ' " if small in size.” said the report. could be a problem. said Martins. “Staff s comments hit it on the " ' ‘ 33. Conn. 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