Posted Mar 28, 2023, 1:01 PM
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Location: Ottawa
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What's the dilemma? They approved the CIP last summer. Was the community opposing the CIP proposal last year? You can't just start opposing it now. This is getting pretty common that people only start complaining when it starts to effect them. Few people complained about the new Civic Hospital site until 5 years later when the hospital submitted an application. No one complained about the Montreal Road CIP until a grant was requested for a Porsche dealership.
And having some clause that requests "proof" something wouldn't be built without it is non-sensicle. You can't prove that.
Either have CIPs, don't or make them ultra specific (residential only, x% affordable housing, must include grocery store).
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