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68781

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Removing portions of the greenbelt to build houses is a bad idea. This proposal is rushed with little conversations with municipalities. The municipalities make master plans for drinking water and wastewater facilities. They have a certain budget to do that. Read more

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68783

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How perfectly splendid. More farm land lost that can never be regained. More crappily built homes that the current generation will never be able to afford, more emissions entering the ozone with all the construction. Don’t build more houses. Make housing affordable. Renovate condemned homes. Read more

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68784

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Hamilton voted to NOT spread out but rather to densify. Please respect our decision! You as one person, who does not live here, should not decide what happens in our city. We do not have the need to spread out further nor the infrastructure required to support that. Read more

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68789

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I strongly disagree with this proposal to develop land from the greenbelt. This seems like a plan that benefits a few developers at the expense of Ontarios environment. It was very clear in 2018 that Citizens of Ontario opposed any construction of the greenbelt.

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68791

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The Green Belt does not need to be developed. There’s a reason why it’s untouched, let’s keep it that way. If what you are looking for is more housing, there are plenty of unused office buildings in Toronto that can be converted to low income apartments. Read more

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68794

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The greenbelt acts as an effect Drainage and without it the area is more prone to flooding. Housing demand will increase if not in next decade in the couple of decades as population increases. However, green belt modification is not a sustainable solution. Read more

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68796

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Chipping away at the greenbelt and building more highways creates more suburban sprawl—a planning mistake made last century that got us into this current mess. It does not help our housing crisis. People were moving out of Toronto because they had to. We still have plenty of space in cities. Read more

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68797

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Very opposed to an plans to develop on greenlands. Doug Ford promised he would protect them during the election. It was the one promise he made that I really doubted he would keep. If he breaks it - he will break faith with the people who care about the environment and will never get my vote.

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This conservative government under Doug Ford has no credibility for acting on behalf of the people of Ontario. The decisions this government makes are to assist very wealthy developers and land owners to make even more wealth by building on protected land. We all know why there is a green belt. Read more