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61311

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Hamilton has chosen to freeze our urban boundary. This was a decision that our community made and we hope the provincial government will respect that. We feel strongly that the agricultural lands surrounding our city are vital to a environmentally sound future.

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61312

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There is plenty of under-utilized space within the current city boundaries. Increasing density within the current boundaries would increase the tax base without requiring extensive new infrastructure and it would destroy farmland and green space outside the city. Read more

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Ontario can keep growing AND maintain its non urbanized lands. The Province should respect Hamilton's process, whereby Hamilton citizens have chosen to protect 3,000 acres of farmland through civic engagement of 18,000 people where an incredible 90% chose to save this land. Read more

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61316

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Do not distroy the valuable farmland we have left & need to feed people. It's bad enough that people can't find affordable living in places where there is a lot of derelict buildings that could be bulldozed down (e.g. Read more

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61321

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I have lived in Hamilton for 50 years. We raised our family here. I am appalled that your provincial government has the ability, and evidently the desire, to overturn City Council's decision regarding "no boundary expansion". This is not the way our democracy should work. Read more

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61324

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I wish to urge you to support the no boundary expansion that Hamilton council voted in, after an overwhelmingly positive response to a city survey, in which over 90% of 18,000 people voted to freeze the urban boundary. Read more

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61338

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It was a wonderful environmental and fiscal win for the City of Hamilton to submit an official plan to preserve approximately 3,000 acres of farmland till 2051. The official plan complies with provincial land use policy and will serve our children and grandchildren. Read more

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61344

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Please do not expand Hamilton's urban boundary. Hamilton has chosen to protect the 3,000 acres of farmland through civic engagement of 18,000 where 90% chose to save this land. This issue is settled and we are in compliance with provincial regulations. Read more

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61361

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The City of Hamilton has recently submitted Fhis plan amendments to the City of Hamilton Urban and Rural Official Plans for a decision. The amendments contain new policies to guide growth and development in the City to the year 2051. Read more

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61362

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I support the amendments to its official plan that the City of Hamilton is proposing. In particular, I strongly support accommodation of growth to 2051 within the existing urban boundary, in order to presreve farmland outside the present urban area. Read more