Mayor Grantham had concerns about the density and if if fits within the nature of Mount Brydges.
Councillor Brennan wondered if there is anything that the developer or municipality can do in terms of green scaping the infrastructure in the area to allow more water to be absorbed within the development and reduce the amount of runoff.
Councillor Pelkman noted that he lives on a street with 40' lots, but will caution there needs to be parking for a minimum of 3 cars per property because if there isn't, they end up parking on the street and thinks 40' lots would work, however shares a concern about increasing lot coverage to 55% with the 40' lots.
Councillor Willsie wanted clarification on page 10 of the report, Engineering and Public Works portion, and there's a part that says about adding to the draft plan about the plan of subdivision getting into internal infrastructure and servicing required. The Councillor remembers on an earlier one that this developer asked to be able to build no-connect because they had the permit to take water before we could do Parkhouse so they would have to do all their de-watering and put all the infrastructure in before the municipality could start Parkhouse, so believes developer asked for a permit to build their show houses to start selling while we were doing Parkhouse and this seems like it would not allow them to do that and they would have to wait until Parkhouse was completely finished and done to our specification before they can build. Councillor Willsie would like to know how that changed and how we got to the clause we are at now. Tim Williams added that this is a newer standard clause to address Mount Brydges capacity situation, so this is designed to put a hold on development in this subdivision if there is no capacity at the time in which they're looking to register the plan of subdivision. It's the registration of the subdivision, so the no-connect building permit for the purposes of model homes and alike, that would be something that would be handled separate from this.