Stephanie Maghnam
Yes. West Carleton - March has growth coming to the edge of our rural area. We have to maintain our rural lifestyle - our rural identity.
We want to conserve our green space and agricultural land - that's where our food is coming from. At the same time, we need growth. We need to build homes so people can live in.
At the same time let's find that balance, and that's called good planning - instead of sprawl.
Because if we have good planning that means we have schools, that means we have fire halls, that means we have bus service, that means we have commercial services.
So that means we are being served well and we are building up a community - not just spreading houses.
Ian Madill
Yes. I think moving forward in planning this is a concept that needs to be tested and implemented if the city is to reduce its emissions.
Nagmani Sharma
Yes.
Clarke Kelly
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Greg Patacairk
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Colin Driscoll
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Sasha Duguay
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