Woolwich — Ward 2
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Sheryl Tilley See responses
- Limit outward growth unless full lifecycle infrastructure
- Require detailed cost and risk analysis before approving
- Prioritize infill and intensification where infrastructure
- Use development phasing tied to infrastructure capacity
- Proceed with outward growth to address housing supply
- Require area-specific planning studies before permitting additional density
- Defer to neighbourhood opposition and reduce or stop contested density
- Approve density where infrastructure capacity already exists
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
Oppose the addition/expansion of urban employment lands in rural townships.
Please describe one concrete example of a growth or infrastructure decision you would support or oppose using this approach.candidate's own words
Veto all settlement boundary expansions
Would you like to provide any additional context for your views on growth?candidate's own words
A continued, balanced reduction of immigration at the Federal level will reduce the demands on land, food, education and health. We're already seeing an increase in the availability of rental units (and resultant reduction in rent costs) due to the cap on foreign students. Let's free ourselves from the misconception that we have to endanger our resources, prime farmland, water, etc. so more people can live here. There are other places to live in Ontario.
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
Vacant land is beautiful land. Keep it that way!
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- Steven Haase
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