General Urban Kitchener Updates and Rumours

[tomh009]

Although, seemingly, none for those who have owned the place for decades past.  Seriously, istm that the City will need to acquire the site and take on the clean-up costs, either directly or via subsidies to any private sector purchaser.

At the minimum they will have flexibility on the price at which they sell to the right developer, enabling them to choose based on the merits of the proposal rather than just meeting the price tag on the back taxes (which are really water under the bridge now, we'll never recoup all of those).