Margaret Laurence Identified as Lead Proponent for Saugeen Shores Co-operative Housing
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Updated Jan 1
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What happened
Saugeen Shores is pursuing its first co-operative housing development, which is planned for parts of town-owned land declared as surplus. The project is intended to consist of 156 units. Margaret Laurence, who represents the development, is the lead proponent of this initiative.
Why it matters
The development is currently in the review phase by Saugeen Shores town council. The project aims to address local drainage issues at the north end of the community. The town council has been reviewing proposals to enhance the town's Community Improvement Plan.
Who's involved
- Margaret LaurenceLead proponent for the co-operative housing development in Saugeen Shores.
- Saugeen ShoresTown in Bruce County, Ontario, hosting the co-operative housing development.
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Saugeen Shores
town in Bruce County, Ontario, Canada