Ellen Woodsworth - Record On Urban Density

Record On Urban Density

Woodworth voted against rezoning land near the Marine Drive Canada Line station to allow for high-rise development.

Woodsworth also voted against rezoning to allow a four-story building on Commercial Drive.

In July 2011, Woodsworth voted against rezoning the suburban Shannon Mews estate to allow for mid-rise multifamily housing.

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