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Will city allow developer change from 30 to 228 units/ha?
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Will city allow developer change from 30 to 228 units/ha?
A new proposed development is requesting special permission from Pickering Council to raise the current density level from 30 units per hectare (ha) to a whopping 228 units/ha. The request is almost double the maximum of 120 units/ha currently allowed for high density area. In central Pickering, near the Liverpool area an applicant is proposing a residential condominium development consisting of 51 three-story stacked townhouse units. The site a…
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