The City of Regions of Queens has revoked a permit to develop a seaside property under construction by former Halifax mayor Peter Kelly.
Kelly and Diana Gilard co-owned a property on 112 Eaglehead Road, and development was built past the highest water mark on Eaglehead Beach.
Read more: Former Halifax Mayor Peter Kelly was fined for changing the waterways of the land facing the sea.
Some residents of the area opposed the developmentthat began in mid-June,poses a risk to wetlands and wildlife, and the general public is on the beach. It states that it has blocked the sidewalk used to go to.
In late June, Kelly was fined $ 687.50 for changing the property's waterways by partially filling the pond to widen the road.
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Late Tuesday night, the region's councilor Vicki Amirault said the municipality had revoked the development permit on Facebook. Posted in. This site is "based on the legal advice received by the legal counsel of the municipality."
Peter Leslie, a member of the Resident Group's Save Eagle Head Beach, explains what this means. He said he didn't know the details.
"We are cautiously optimistic, that is, someone is actually looking at things," he said.
"But as you know, I don't know anything because a new development permit may be issued tomorrow."
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