lpoutine,
Victoria Watcher has just posted a new topic entitled "CoV zoning density plan for "missing middle"" in forum "Urban Design".
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not clear what a Julty report is.
An example of a trade-off required to permit more MMH relates to parking, staff explained in a Julty report. Housing meant for up to four families would require as many as four spaces. Placing that onsite could reduce shared green space and the urban forest, while leaving residents to park elsewhere would impact street or laneway parking. The city hopes to hear residents' preferences on these choices through its ongoing community consultation.
Following the engagement sessions, "it's definitely too early to say anything conclusive about what we're hearing (from the public)," MacLean said. The first session on Oct. 30 saw just over a dozen participants at the city's online meeting. "There are definitely people who are keen to see more of these housing options introduced to the city, and others that really want to make sure the (new housing) will be a good neighbour," MacLean said.
i love the way that is presented. there are those in favour and those that want "good neighbours". nobody opposed, right?
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