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1 of the lands in the Carrickmines Valley. Isn't that right?
2 A. Yeah.
3 Q. 126 Okay. You weren't changing zoning because there was no suggestion about
4 changing?
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5 A. That's true and that's just my own thinking, yeah.
6 Q. 127 So the only thing you are doing in this motion is increasing the density on a
7 portion of the lands, isn't that right?
8 A. That's right, yes.
9 Q. 128 And if this is a compromise motion, as you suggest?
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10 A. Uh-huh.
11 Q. 129 Then the only argument you had to be listening to was an argument about
12 density?
13 A. That's true. Yes.
14 Q. 130 All right. Now, so who was arguing about density?
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15 A. Well, I think I was -- I think it was what was important to me is that
16 everybody would be happy in the area, that residents in the area would be
17 happy. And also is that it was a good compromise. That was really the core
18 of my thinking.
19 Q. 131 All right.
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20 A. I had no more interest in it than that.
21 Q. 132 What residents did you talk to in the area?
22 A. Well I talked to them through listening to Councillor Coffey who represented
23 the area, and she talked about it in that sense.
24 Q. 133 So you didn't actually talk to any residents in the area, is that right?
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25 A. Well I did. I talked to one particular resident in the area whom I knew.
26 Q. 134 Did you speak to any residents groups, residents associations?
27 A. No, I knew it was going on, that there debate going on with the local councils
28 and the residents association.
29 Q. 135 Yes. So how, if there was a dispute going on in the Carrickmines Valley about
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30 the density that would attach to the residentially zoned lands?
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