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Old Posted May 31, 2021, 12:34 PM
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Great to see the principle still applies - Halifax is absolutely committed to making sure everyone can live in walkable, affordable neighborhoods with services and amenities nearby - unless of course that means changing the existing walkable neighborhoods in any way
I dunno, I think we're going to see a lot of change in the next couple of years. I'd hazard we'll see the majority of buildings along pretty much every major street torn down and built up, and now with the new draft they've actually made it possible to intensify all of the "established" neighbourhoods. Much of the Peninsula is zoned R2 now, but it ends up being impossible to do more than one unit when you apply lot size and setback requirements. If Package B goes through it's going to be possible to do three units (two units + secondary suite) on almost all of the Peninsula. That's a pretty substantial change.
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