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How to look for potential redevelopment plans
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(02-14-2020, 03:53 PM)tomh009 Wrote: Yes ... Kitchener's zoning change notices are really not very helpful.

I emailed the planning department and received a response. Not very exciting. Just applying to have the church rezoned to residential. No official redevelopment plan yet, but the intention is to convert the church to a 10 unit residence and leave the single family home beside it as is. No mention of the two properties on Madison. Don't understand why the big hurry to evict people just to leave the properties sit empty and then do something so uninteresting.
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RE: How to look for potential redevelopment plans - by BruceAshe - 02-14-2020, 06:44 PM

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