In Windsor, a debate over urban planning is unfolding, with a focus on the integration of fourplexes within the city. Despite opposition, which some urban planners and architects describe as based on “irrational fear,” Windsor’s council faces a critical decision about embracing this housing model. The controversy centers on allowing four units on residential properties as-of-right, meaning without further council approval. This shift towards fourplexes is seen as a step towards modernizing the city’s housing strategy, especially as Windsor already permits three units on one property. The discussion reflects a broader challenge in urban development: balancing growth and density with community concerns and infrastructure readiness.
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