North-end Charlottetown residents make appeal to change plans for neighbouring subdivision

Some Charlottetown residents upset a few new subdivision are interesting to metropolis corridor and the Island Regulatory Appeals Fee. 

About 150 residents have signed a petition asking town to rethink its approval of the brand new Hidden Valley subdivision being constructed subsequent to their older neighbourhood, Highfield Heights.

Slightly below 150 duplexes can be constructed within the new subdivision, simply off Route 2 in Charlottetown’s north finish.

“I am actually hoping that town will re-look at this and discover one thing that may go well with our mature subdivision higher, in addition to assist this subdivision,” stated Katherine Morris, a resident of Highfield Heights.

Vans are going by way of their roads throughout development, and when growth is full all autos should journey by way of Highfield Heights.

Undertaking met subdivision obligations: metropolis

Residents who signed the petition are anxious about site visitors and security.

“If we do not do something we have ourselves accountable, so we’re simply doing as a lot as we are able to,” stated David Kay.

The province has stated there can’t be entry to the brand new growth off Route 2.

Residents stated they don’t seem to be in opposition to the event, however stated there ought to have been a site visitors examine what number of automobiles their residential roads can deal with. 

Officers with the Metropolis of Charlottetown stated the venture met the subdivision obligations, however couldn’t remark additional till the enchantment is settled.

If town will not re-examine plans, residents hope IRAC will have the ability to order some modifications.