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The Unintended Consequences of 'Gentle Density' Development

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Gentle density's success depends on aligning policy design with policy outcomes. Find out more.

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The unintended consequences of 'gentle density' development

Gentle density's success depends on aligning policy design with policy outcomes. Find out more.

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Oswego trustees seek lower density, safer street design for Parksmith Run subdivision

Oswego village trustees signaled Monday they want substantial revisions to the proposed Parksmith Run subdivision before it moves forward, pressing developer D.R. Horton to reduce density, widen lots, preserve a pedestrian link to neighboring Linwood and rethink at least one…

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Financial Post broke the news in Canada on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
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