Tiny homes are the way of the future. Communities must come to accept their construction and use in today’s world.
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Dawn Quinn
5 years ago
Tiny homes could become a great asset to municipalities if rules are put in place to control the use of them properly Think
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Katie Metcalfe
5 years ago
We need tiny homes built. So many of us cannot afford convention homes and want to live smaller for less.
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Helen Smith
5 years ago
I also live in Waubaushene and this looks much nicer than a lot of 'homes'.
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Tracy MacDonald
5 years ago
I love tiny homes. Great way to live more economically.
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Christina Balch
5 years ago
Please allow this gentleman to keep building and also consider changing the bylaws to allow tiny homes.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Tiny homes should be made legal in more cities, we have a very serious housing crisis and they would be a really great solution to this problem
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Anonymous
5 years ago
ya making money and cutting down on pollution and mass consumption is not good.
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deb tice
5 years ago
tiny homes should be allowed in the township it does help with accomadation maybe we should work together on finding solutions rather than worrying about who is going to make a profit on a great idea
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bill weeks
5 years ago
The world needs more creative people! Discuss with him how to make it work
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Ellie
5 years ago
Time to rethink
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Joanne Duclos
5 years ago
Things have to change! It’s an affordable housing issue.
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Julieann LePage
5 years ago
Let this man have his tiny house that he elaborately built. I'd live in this place in a heartbeat!
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Carrie Salerno
5 years ago
Please allow them to continue with this business
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Deanna Bourgeois
5 years ago
Let him build!
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Darlene Marshall
5 years ago
At least an extension until council can make an informed and well thought out recommendation, please.
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Sharelle McArthur
5 years ago
This is an amazing affordable and efficient home! This is going to be the answer to affordable housing!
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Graham Sawicki
5 years ago
Grow up Ontario.
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Tim barrette
5 years ago
It's so awesome , I wish I had one
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Robert Henry
5 years ago
I do not begin to understand how one crotchety neighbor can deny the rights of others. A young man displaced from his job do to a global bug is simply trying to make a living and a better life for himself and I have to ask is it right to deny him that chance ?
Tiny homes are the way of the future. Communities must come to accept their construction and use in today’s world.
Tiny homes could become a great asset to municipalities if rules are put in place to control the use of them properly Think
We need tiny homes built. So many of us cannot afford convention homes and want to live smaller for less.
I also live in Waubaushene and this looks much nicer than a lot of 'homes'.
I love tiny homes. Great way to live more economically.
Please allow this gentleman to keep building and also consider changing the bylaws to allow tiny homes.
Tiny homes should be made legal in more cities, we have a very serious housing crisis and they would be a really great solution to this problem
ya making money and cutting down on pollution and mass consumption is not good.
tiny homes should be allowed in the township it does help with accomadation maybe we should work together on finding solutions rather than worrying about who is going to make a profit on a great idea
The world needs more creative people! Discuss with him how to make it work
Time to rethink
Things have to change! It’s an affordable housing issue.
Let this man have his tiny house that he elaborately built. I'd live in this place in a heartbeat!
Please allow them to continue with this business
Let him build!
At least an extension until council can make an informed and well thought out recommendation, please.
This is an amazing affordable and efficient home! This is going to be the answer to affordable housing!
Grow up Ontario.
It's so awesome , I wish I had one
I do not begin to understand how one crotchety neighbor can deny the rights of others. A young man displaced from his job do to a global bug is simply trying to make a living and a better life for himself and I have to ask is it right to deny him that chance ?