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Charlottetown council gives OK for public meeting over proposed housing development

Charlottetown council voted Monday to allow an idea for a housing development in the Sherwood area togo to a public meeting. The developer had previously tried to get permission for large apartment buildings, now he's looking at townhouses and single-family homes.

Developer Ron Wood previously pitched proposals for 88Brackley Point Rd. in 2016 and 2019

Mayor Philip Brown said if the housing development is approved, it could bring some much needed housing to Charlottetown. (Laura Meader/CBC )

Charlottetown council voted Monday to allow an idea for a housing development in the Sherwood area togo to a public meeting.

DeveloperRon Wood is asking for rezoning approval to put up threetownhouse complexes that would contain a total of 16 units,as well as two single-family homesat 88Brackley Point Rd.

The idea is in the early stages.

"I'm asking residents, citizens to submit any feedback they wish to provide so we can make a veryinformed decision going forward," said Mayor Philip Brown.

Wood had previously wanted to put up large apartment building complexes on the same site, which council did not approve.

Brown said the new proposal is quite different than ones received by Wood in 2016 and2019.

"Previous proposals looked at building apartment buildings, there are no apartment buildings in this proposal," he said.

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