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Datema also said he wanted to see the existing mature trees remain. Many residents expressed a desire( to have the existing fence remain, citing privacy and security as the reason. MacLellan said council wanted to fully understand the concerns of the neighbourhood while negotiating a development agreement with the developers. "This is not going to be an easy task for us," he said. Seili said a recent Huron County market study pointed to a need for more housing ranging from single family dwellings to duplexes, triplexes and quadplexes. "There's a big need in the area and Mitchell and Bayfield are going full guns on it. If the municipality in the past had gotten pro -active, maybe we wouldn't have lost the high school," he said. 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"Everyone is for having Seaforth flourish," said Cheryl -Ann St. Onge, adding that the financial concerns of both the developer and the cur- rent residents and their property values have to be considered. "I don't think anyone is fighting against the development. We've got a few concerns - that's all," _ said Lansink. Council deferred a decision on both the official plan changes and the rezoning. 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