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Proposed 12-storey affordable housing project on Oakville’s Sixth Line draws concerns over height, traffic, parking

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By David Lea Verified
| InsideHalton.com Verified
A proposal for a 12-storey building that could bring some much-needed affordable housing to Oakville, is drawing fire from some area residents because of its height, potential traffic impacts and more. Mutual Developments is asking the Town of Oakville to allow zoning changes that would permit the construction of a 12-storey structure at 3043 Sixth Line. The matter was discussed during a planning and development council meeting on June 15.
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Proposed 12-storey affordable housing project on Oakville’s Sixth Line draws concerns over height, traffic, parking

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By David Lea Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
A proposal for a 12-storey building that could bring some much-needed affordable housing to Oakville, is drawing fire from some area residents because of its height, potential traffic impacts and more. Mutual Developments is asking the Town of Oakville to allow zoning changes that would permit the construction of a 12-storey structure at 3043 Sixth Line. The matter was discussed during a planning and development council meeting on June 15.
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This Oakville drive-in theatre continues a ‘timeless’ outdoor movie-watching experience Original

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By David Lea Verified
| InsideHalton.com Verified
Oakville residents looking for an entertaining and nostalgic experience this summer are invited to return to the drive-in. The 5 Drive-In Theatre at 2332 Ninth Line reopened to the community on March 1, following its annual winter hiatus, and operators say it is ready for a busy summer. “The outlook of the summer is quite high because of all the great content.
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