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Article content Described as a “legacy” subdivision plan by Town staff – it was approved approximately 30 to 35 years ago – for vacant land east of Railway St. and south of McNabb St. When built-out, it will include six lots developed last year with the reconstruction of McNabb St., 40 single-family lots that the pre-servicing deal covers, an addition 40 single family lots, a commercial block facing Highway 21 south of the vet clinic, and a multi-unit block on Peel St. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Southampton Landing gets pre-servicing...

Development Charges – the cost of growth – could jump by 30 percent for single-family residential units as the Town of Saugeen Shores reviews its bylaw…

Article content Development Charges – the cost of growth – could jump by 30 percent for single-family residential units as the Town of Saugeen Shores reviews its bylaw governing charges for capital growth-related costs for services – roads, water, wastewater, public works, recreation, police and fire protection – so taxpayers don’t foot the whole bill. Development Charges (DCs) are rolled into the cost of residential and non-residential units. Town of Saugeen Shores consultant, John Murphy from DFA Infrastructure International Inc., set the stage for the DC review in a May 25 presen...

Article content Permitting six-storey buildings in the core of Port Elgin, waiving setback requirements and removing restrictions that impede accessible development are changes proposed to Town of Saugeen Shores planning regulations to encourage development of attainable/affordable housing. Housing is considered affordable it if costs less that 30 percent of a households’ income. The regulatory changes were presented to members of the Town planning committee via Zoom at a public meeting May 17, by town and county planners. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing you...