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Originally Posted by johnnyhamont
City councillors have unanimously supported the creation of the five-storey building, which will include 25 units and main floor commercial space, on municipally owned vacant land at 177 Colborne St. W. This will be affordable housing constructed via modular construction built by Andrew Neill Construction. Sounds like the City is waiting on an RHI funding announcement.
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Modular development ready by end of year
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Michelle Ruby
Publishing date:Jul 13, 2022
A 26-unit modular housing project that will be home to people who have been using the city’s shelter system should be complete by the end of the year.
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The city’s planning and administration committee unanimously approved on Tuesday a zoning bylaw amendment that will allow the construction of the affordable housing project at 177 Colborne St. West. Final approval is required at this month’s council meeting.
The four-storey building will include 26, 300-square-foot studio apartments, four of which will be barrier-free. The ground floor will have commercial space intended to be used as an office for the city’s family and income stability staff. A total of 16 off-street parking spaces will be provided, about half of what is normally required under the city’s zoning bylaw....
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