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Developer holds forum on 68-acre proposal in Sanford - Vimarsana News

Developer holds forum on 68-acre proposal in Sanford

Sanford, Man., is one step closer to having a new, large-scale development built on the southern edg...

Developer holds forum on 68-acre proposal in Sanford - Vimarsana News

Developer holds forum on 68-acre proposal in Sanford

Sanford, Man., is one step closer to having a new, large-scale development built on the southern edg...

City committee votes to support infill plan; wants tweaks - Vimarsana News

City committee votes to support infill plan; wants tweaks

Winnipeg’s infill construction strategy will move forward, with a committee seeking to delete ...

Winnipeg city councillors take step back on infill guideline decisions as late changes anger industry - Vimarsana News

Winnipeg city councillors take step back on infill guideline decisions as late changes anger industry

The committee dealt with the long-awaited rule changes and the controversy by deferring any decisions by another two months. Unlike projects in undeveloped areas, residents argue infill projects can impact the look and feel of their streets — nagging issues include how high and wide new developments can be and how many could go up on any given street, as well as parking and landscaping.    Residents who have fought certain aspects of infill on their streets are remain leery of the guideline changes and still worry about the character of their neighbourhoods "If you have a 30 foot wall ...

Source: cbc.ca
Proposed changes to infill rules will 'kill the city's plan for density,' developer says - Vimarsana News

Proposed changes to infill rules will 'kill the city's plan for density,' developer says

Winnipeg Free Press Revisions called threat to small firms' bottom lines JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Nigel Furgus, president of Paragon Design Build, outside one of their recent infill projects on McMillan Avenue in Winnipeg. SOME developers are lashing out against “last-minute” additions to residential infill guidelines, alleging the proposed changes threaten their industry and Winnipeg’s growth. SOME developers are lashing out against "last-minute" additions to residential infill guidelines, alleging the proposed changes threaten their industry and Winnipeg’s growth. By cont...