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Peterborough to Receive up to $39.9 Million After Cutting Residential Development Charges in Half

The funding will support roads, sewers and water projects as Peterborough expects the lower charges and new infrastructure to help unlock 9,276 homes.

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By Bruce Head. Federal-provincial funding will support roads and water and wastewater infrastructure intended to help support more than 9,200 new homes.

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Peterborough to receive up to $39.9 million after cutting residential development charges in half

By Bruce Head. Federal-provincial funding will support roads and water and wastewater infrastructure intended to help support more than 9,200 new homes.

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kawarthaNOW broke the news on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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