Chedoke community on Proposed Brow Development - Lets Keep It Scenic!
Future of west Mountain site now lies with OMB By Mark Newman, News Staff Members of the city’s planning committee have turned down a settlement offer from Deanlee Management for development of the Chedoke brow lands. Committee members reviewed the offer for nearly 90 minutes in private Monday afternoon before Ward 8 councillor Terry Whitehead [...]
Subsequent to the public meeting on June 10th a small group (10)of committed community members came together to form the “Chedoke Browlands Committee”. I am the Chair; we have a treasurer (and opened a community bank account); are planning a bbq on September 25th as a community building and information event (notice of the event is being [...]
Chedoke Brow Lands could see fewer units ??!![singlepic=14,125,150,right] By Mark Newman Mountain News Aug 08, 2008 When Deanlee Management submits its final draft plan for Chedoke brow land development to the city in the next few weeks it could contain fewer then the 750 units the Mississauga developer had originally proposed. “It could vary any [...]
October 25, 2007 Eric McGuinness The Hamilton Spectator (Oct 25, 2007) Cootes Paradise will be filled in within 90 years, unless steps are taken to stop silt washing downstream from rapidly urbanizing areas of the west Mountain, Ancaster, Dundas and Waterdown. That’s the forecast in a new Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG) report that says the [...]
October 25, 2007 Mary Ellen Kaye The Hamilton Spectator Brantford (Oct 25, 2007) Re: ‘Keep it scenic, Mountain residents tell condominium developer’ (Oct. 22) We have the same issue in Brantford. Beautifully treed lots are being converted to apartment complexes right along the Grand River. The developer promises to put gardens on top of the [...]
Mark Newman, Oct 19, 2007) Maintaining public access to Mountain brow trails, keeping as much green space as possible, limiting development to single family homes or three or four storey buildings and saving the former continuing care building at the north end of the site were among the common themes that emerged from a public [...]
Residents living near the Chedoke browlands are hoping a document from 1935 will force a Mississauga firm to de-intensify plans for browland development.
Deanlee Management is looking to erect 750 units in a combination of low rise and townhouse condominiums on 9.6 hectares (24 acres) of browland property north