Last Updated: Apr 29, 2021 10:04 AM
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Grey County has approved plans for a 201 unit subdivision in Meaford.
The Loon Call Subdivision would be on the west end of the built up area of Meaford on the north side of Highway 26.
Plans include a new road to the subdivision coming off Highway 26. Improvements to the highway to accommodate that entrance will be at the expense of developers.
To the south, is the site of the draft approved Meaford Haven subdivision.
County council approved the LC Development Group’s plan at its April 26th meeting.
Houses in the proposed Loon Call subdivision include 50 single detached dwellings, 32 semi-detached dwellings, and 119 townhouse dwellings. They would be serviced by municipal water and sewer.
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A development in Meaford aimed at providing housing for people who live and work in the the community has received the green light from both Meaford and Grey County.
Grey County council approved a revised draft plan of subdivision Thursday for the 201-unit Loon Call attainable housing project on on Highway 26, on the western edge of the town of Meaford . The project, on what is known by some as the former Kennedy farm, was cut from 249 units after the developers consulted neighbouring property owners and others.
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