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Mathieson, Tammy

One specific action I would support is identifying City-owned or underused land that could be made available for affordable and attainable housing partnerships, with clear conditions that the resulting housing actually remains affordable. I would work with the County, other levels of government, non-profits and responsible private-sector partners to leverage available funding rather than placing

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Gillis, Anne Marie

Ensure that the Zoning By-Laws are flexible so that the Middle Housing and affordable housings need are not lost in the rush to build single family Homes. As well the Zoning By-laws need to be flexible when promoting infilling and recognize the transformational opportunity that it presents.

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Felton, Richard C (Dick)

The housing situation is a very complicated issue, especially with the first site chosen by the County for Indwell to put in a facility. The neighbourhood does not want high aquitu people there; however the Indwell model demands a number of this type of tenant to make it economically feasible to manage. I believe that

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Chan, Lo-Anne

I would advocate for funding models that ensure people facing financial barriers can access stable housing. Encouraging multi‑unit homes through gentle intensification also strengthens neighbourhoods. Removing barriers so homeowners can add units, and creating clear zoning pathways for builders are low‑impact ways to grow our housing supply while keeping rental rates competitive and avoiding unnecessary

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