AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoHousing Finance & Policy: West Perth is applying to Queen’s Park and Ottawa’s new Development Charge Reduction program, hoping charges could drop by up to 30%—though the municipality’s small growth means success is uncertain. Municipal Housing Funding: Airdrie’s final $6.82M Housing Accelerator Fund payment is still conditional, tied to federal requirements including a land-use change that would allow up to four homes on a lot in most areas. Local Governance & Housing Plans: Saugeen Shores council deferred a rezoning decision for an 183-unit affordable rental project after a land-donation dispute over what parkland was promised. Construction & Development Costs: Ontario’s real estate market is showing signs of thawing after a slow start, with May resale activity improving in several cities, though some markets remain soft. Safety & Community Infrastructure: North Bay’s four-year Community Safety and Well-Being progress report highlights new supported housing and addiction services, while councillors question whether results match public perception. Indigenous Housing Tech: BC First Nations are piloting 3D video home inspections to cut inspection costs and speed up remote housing checks.
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