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Fort Erie Council Reviews Proposed Changes to Alliston Woods Subdivision Plan

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Fort Erie is currently reviewing a request from a developer regarding proposed changes to the existing subdivision plan for Alliston Woods. The original plan included 304 units comprising single detached homes, street townhomes, and block townhomes. The town council is deferring a final decision until the town's legal team reviews correspondence received from the developer’s lawyer.

From stcatharinesstandard.ca

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The review concerns whether the proposed changes constitute a breach of contract regarding the registered site plan agreement. The town council members stated they needed the legal review to advise before making a determination on the matter.

Fort Erie is situated within the larger regional context of the Greater Toronto Area, a major metropolitan area in Canada.

From stcatharinesstandard.ca

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  • Fort ErieTown responsible for reviewing the subdivision plan and development applications.
  • Greater Toronto AreaThe larger metropolitan area within which Fort Erie is located.

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