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Duplexes
debated

From page 8

Residents attending the meeting
raised points on both sides of the
issue.

Land values, illegal suites,
community services and older
homes were some of the issues
raised by submissions favoring
duplex zoning.

Submissions also revealed that:

© Some people have bought or
retained property with the inten-
tion of turning the property into a
duplex;

© Illegal suites already exist in
the area, showing a need for in-
creased density;

© The accessibility of community
services makes the study area in-
appropriate for single-family hous-
ing,

© Older homes will be replaced

necessarily more attractive than a
tastefully-built duplex.

Although a ‘romantic’ view of
the neighborhood of single-family
homes was expressed by some op-
posed to duplexes, ‘‘land econom-
ics ig not romantic’’ pointed out
area resident Krysha Derbyshire.

She added that high land costs
cause owners to want to squeeze
the most out of their land, and
without duplex zoning, illegal
suites without the standards of a
legal duplex will become more
common.

Opponents of duplexes in the
neighborhood wanted to retain the
quiet character of the area.

Nick Bartley, explaining his
reasons for favoring the retention
of single-family homes, said in-
creased density means increased
noise in an area that currently has
a nice mix of homes.

Both groups expressed a desire
for retaining the charm of the
neighborhood with designs that fit
its character.

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