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As a young adult looking to buy a first house, I understand the need for more housing. However, as a graduate from an Environmental Science program, I do not understand the need to remove green space from the Greenbelt to make this happen. Read more

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69005

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Please don’t build on the Greenbelt! Build up instead of out! Urban sprawl is not the solution to the housing crisis… it’s band-aiding a major issue with the state of the Ontario economy. Additionally, everytime a new build pops up claiming “affordable housing” it never IS affordable!! Read more

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69014

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About 15 years ago in my urban planning course the Greenbelt was a case study and a win for regional environmental protection. How much of Ontario growth is related to natural population growth vs. Immigration policy? How many homes and units sit vacant in Ontario today? Read more

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69021

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Absolutely NOTHING can replenish the Greenbelt area that you carve out and sell. Stat thinking about your grandchildren and what the world will be without green spaces. Stop lining your friends pockets at the Earth's expense. The Greenbelt was put in place to avoid just what you are doing. Read more

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If one community must accept more greenbelt, which will prevent growth of tax base. Either the Provincial Government or the benefiting Municipality that is having lands removed from the greenbelt, shall pay the a percentage of its new tax base to the Municipalities loosing opportunities. Read more

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69031

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This proposed amendment is unacceptable. There is more than enough room for intensification within current city boundaries. We do not need to eat into the green belt when we are facing a climate crisis. This amendment only serves wealthy developers who are capitalizing on land speculation. Read more