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New four-unit infill developments proposed to City of 麻豆精选 staff

Infill developments to combat against urban sprawl
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Conceptual rendering Martin Avenue development (Photo/Lime Architecture)

麻豆精选 city staff has received applications for a pair of new four-unit housing developments.

One is proposed for 1030 Martin Avenue, between Graham Street and Gordon Drive. The other is planned for 802 Francis Avenue, between Richter and Ethel streets. The Martin Avenue development consists of two, two-story buildings with two units each. The Francis Avenue proposal has four units contained in one building.

Both projects are infill developments.

The City of 麻豆精选 website states infill housing is an important part of the city’s overall strategy to combat the impacts of urban sprawl. RU7 zoning allows between two and four units, depending on the width of a lot. The zoning applies to over 700 parcels in 麻豆精选’s central neighbourhoods.

Conceptual rendering Francis Avenue development (Photo/Parm Hunda Concepts)
Conceptual rendering Francis Avenue development (Photo/Parm Hunda Concepts)

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