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Lunenburg reverts Green Street zoning back to residential

The Town of Lunenburg Council has approved updates to the Municipal Planning Strategy (MPS) and Land Use By-law (LUB), redesignating and rezoning properties on Lower Green Street and Tannery Road from General Commercial to Residential and Lower Density Residential.

A map showing the recent zoning changes on Green Street in Lunenburg. Photo: Town of Lunenburg.

This decision restores the area to its original residential zoning, reversing a 2021 change to General Commercial.

The rezoning aims to support future development that aligns with the residential character of the neighborhood, known for its heritage properties. By limiting commercial development, the town seeks to preserve the historic feel of the area.

The amendments were reviewed and approved by the Province to ensure compliance with provincial policies, and they took effect on January 6, 2025.


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