Cochrane plans to roll out $10 lot sale within two months
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The Town of Cochrane plans to roll out its $10-lot program in a month or two.
The Town of Cochrane plans to roll out its $10-lot program in a month or two.
Mayor Peter Polities said while final details are currently being worked out, thousands of people are waiting for an update.
"We're defining that process now," Politis said.
"That's the CFP that we're putting in place and we'll launch in the next month or so."
The mayor said that in the past few years, parcels of land have been earmarked for hundreds of new homes. Some land is owned by the municipality while other areas are owned by developers.
Politis said homebuilders will have to have the means to produce a home in a couple of years.
He said people will be moving to the region for many different reasons, but mostly to work in the mining industry.
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