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But the decision was not an easy one for council to make, says Ward 1 Coun. Scott Davey, because it means two homes that currently provide five affordable housing units will need to be demolished. The funeral home, located on Frederick Street, owns three homes on the same lot on Becker Street behind the funeral home. The properties were all purchased by Henry Walser between and and the family kept the rent affordable for tenants. The funeral home had requested a change to the zoning bylaw, where the Becker Street homes are located, in January to allow for the expansion of the funeral home.

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But the decision was not an easy one for council to make, says Ward 1 Coun. Scott Davey, because it means two homes that currently provide five affordable housing units will need to be demolished. The funeral home, located on Frederick Street, owns three homes on the same lot on Becker Street behind the funeral home. The properties were all purchased by Henry Walser between and and the family kept the rent affordable for tenants. The funeral home had requested a change to the zoning bylaw, where the Becker Street homes are located, in January to allow for the expansion of the funeral home. The original application looked at removing all three homes from Becker Street, but in light of community concern for the displacement of the tenants, the proposal was deferred twice to give the funeral home and city staff time to draft alternative options. Kitchener council approved a proposal Monday night that will keep one of the three homes from being taken down. Davey said if council voted to refuse the proposal brought before them Monday night, Walser could sell the property and those homes and another landlord could increase the rent. Or, he said, "what would be worse is if there was an appeal to the Ontario Land Tribunal, which goes above council's head and we lose the one property that we negotiated in saving.

Henry walser

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First, the concerns were about having a crematorium near a residential area, Davey said. It means the funeral home will demolish two homes the Walsers own and are currently affordable units. Raleigh [N. Bil Ioannidis asked what would happen if council refused the proposal. Kitchener, Waterloo pass pledges that will see thousands of new homes built by Walser, Richard. He was a local magistrate and, for six months before his death, first mayor of the town of Yadkin College. References: Journal of the House of Commons — Origin - location:. Walser told council his business has grown since they started and it needs the physical space to keep up. Henry Walser, politician and college founder, was born in northern Davidson County near the Yadkin River, the youngest son and pen-ultimate of nine children of Frederick and Margaret Earnest Walser, six of whom migrated to Tennessee and the Midwest. Printer-friendly page Walser, Henry by Richard Walser, The properties were all purchased by Henry Walser between and and the family kept the rent affordable for tenants.

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During his delegation, Coun. Raleigh [N. Michael, Yadkin College, — Social Sharing. History of the North Carolina annual conference of the Methodist Protestant church. Kitchener council approved a proposal Monday night that will keep one of the three homes from being taken down. Henry Walser, politician and college founder, was born in northern Davidson County near the Yadkin River, the youngest son and pen-ultimate of nine children of Frederick and Margaret Earnest Walser, six of whom migrated to Tennessee and the Midwest. Kennett, Paul Strayer. The race issue was never a divisive one in Davidson County, and after the war, his wealth depleted but his Union loyalties intact, he became a Republican. The Morning Edition - K-W Why Kitchener councillors have approved a zoning change to allow 2 homes providing affordable housing to be demolished. Walser served in the North Carolina House of Commons for six terms: , , , , , and Scott Davey, because it means two homes that currently provide five affordable housing units will need to be demolished. It means the funeral home will demolish two homes the Walsers own and are currently affordable units. First, the concerns were about having a crematorium near a residential area, Davey said. The properties were all purchased by Henry Walser between and and the family kept the rent affordable for tenants.