Mike Dwyer, CAO, Township of Rideau Lakes
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This document discusses water and wastewater servicing innovation for small villages. It notes that servicing shapes how villages look and function, and that traditional servicing approaches have removed historic facades and lowered density, hurting walkability. Great village places that support tourism and quality of life rely on second-storey apartments, non-residential spaces, and patios/courtyards with rear parking. The document calls for thinking differently about sustainable servicing for small villages to allow them to remain viable and grow over the next 100 years while preserving their historic value.
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