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The Kings County council chambers in Coldbrook were filled on Dec. 6 for a public hearing on a controversial rezoning application for a Wolfville Ridge property. Council voted five-to-four in favour of the rezoning, but area residents are appealing the decision. - FileWOLFVILLE RIDGE, N.S. — A hearing date has been set in an appeal of a controversial Kings County council decision to rezone a Wolfville Ridge property.
Following a public hearing on Dec. 6 that went on for approximately three hours, council approved the rezoning by a vote of five-to-four. Travis Mills of Wolfville Ridge presents to Kings County council at a Dec. 6 public hearing about his rezoning application, as streamed on YouTube. Council approved the rezoning, but the decision is being appealed. COUNTY OF KINGS IMAGE
The existing building on the subject property, approximately 16,000 square feet, was originally used as an equestrian barn with an indoor riding area. Prior to being renovated by Mills, it contained three apartments. • For intervenors supporting the appellants, a copy of written evidence must be received by the board by March 10.
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