Kitchener β Ward 3
1 candidate responded Β· 0 of 0 section answers were βdid not respondβ
Matt Parker See responses
- Focus incremental density near transit, schools, and commercial areas
- Allow small-scale housing forms city-wide as-of-right (e.g. up to four units per lot)
- Use public engagement to inform design, not to veto density
- Phase or adjust density in response to neighbourhood concerns about design or servicing capacity
- Pair density approvals with targeted infrastructure upgrades
Describe one concrete zoning, planning, or development decision you would support (or oppose) that reflects how you would balance these priorities.candidate's own words
I am against phased or delayed development based on specific neighborhood preservation.
Please describe one concrete example of a growth or infrastructure decision you would support or oppose using this approach.candidate's own words
I'm in favour of a series of traditionally minor zoning variances being incorporated into SGA zoning to bypass some of the planning backlog required for re development
What can the municipality/region do, if anything, about land which sits vacant for years because it is being used as an investment (land banking)?candidate's own words
Forward looking service agreements with timelines for construction and occupancy
On the ballot but have not responded to survey (5)
- Shawn Bradshaw
- Joanne Delaney-Fraser
- Jason Deneault
- Lurdes Jordao
- Ismail Mohamed
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