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High Density Glow in Collingwood

424 Comments

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Denise Shaw
3 years ago

Let’s be smart about our environment. We need to be strong and protect it. Now more than ever.

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Sabrina Dsouza
3 years ago

Environmentally inappropriate

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Dann Olesen
3 years ago

Totally opposed to this project without further changes to density

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Richard Brzezicki
3 years ago

Do not allow the construction to impede on our tenants, their views and expectations

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Gary de Jong
3 years ago

Over reaching on higher than allowed maximum density, in this location is not in character with the surrounding developments. Town council please seriously consider changing the land development proposal .

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Sue Barbour
3 years ago

We do not need high density units we need affordable housing.

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Keith O'Brien
3 years ago

stop this application

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Wendy Riggins
3 years ago

Collingwood is increasingly looking like suburbia instead of the town in the countryside with a charming ambience.

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Ava DSouza
3 years ago

save the trees!

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Danielle Aitchison
3 years ago

No high density on the waterfront/wetlands

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Don Rudman
3 years ago

A big "No" to building in wetland areas!!

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Renato Auciello
3 years ago

An owner at Lighthouse Point

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Mark Jones
3 years ago

This is extreme and is clearly an attempt by a developer both to bulldoze council and this site

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Karen Armata
3 years ago

Hell NO

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Mary Anne Bambrough-Hodges
3 years ago

This construction project must not be allowed.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Over development is not good for anyone.

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Ludmila Lipskaya
3 years ago

Collingwood became a nightmare ...density is overwhelming

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Jon Raynor
3 years ago

now is the time to do the right thing

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sam ghobrial
3 years ago

very crowded comunity with unsafe density level

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Jacob Langer
3 years ago

I am opposed to this extremely high density development, which will have significant environmental impact, as well as creating a situation in which the privacy and safety of the neighbouring communities will certainly be compromised. The limits for density that Collingwood has developed are there for a reason, and must be adhered to.