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Elliot Lake Tiny Home Community in the News

Recently I was interviewed by Stephen Calverley for ElliotLakeToday.com about our proposed affordable, sustainable, eco-friendly tiny home community in Elliot Lake. With the need for more affordable starter homes, workforce, and seniors’ housing, our community model has the potential to check a lot of boxes. Our engineer is currently working with city staff to develop a site plan that meets development and building code requirements.

If you are a local contractor or supplier looking to support a development, let us know. We are looking to establish solid business relationships, as we work to build affordable communities across northern, central, and southern Ontario.

Read the full story here … https://www.elliotlaketoday.com/local-news/tiny-homes-proponent-develops-concept-seeks-funding-8161021

Update Elliot Lake Community Design

After feedback from the community on our initial Elliot Lake community design, and informal consultation with Elliot Lake planning, building, emergency services departments, and city staff we have updated the plan to include a number of key features:

  • parking at each tiny home,
  • snow storage at the corners of the development,
  • 82-homes in the community,
  • 8-pocket neighbourhoods,
  • expanded 10,000 sq ft community center including:
    • solar/small wind generation rooftop,
    • commercial kitchen,
    • dining room,
    • coffee shop,
    • lounge,
    • artisans shops,
    • co-working space,
    • fitness center/yoga,
    • health clinic.
  • gazebos, community gardens (both flower & vegetable), picnic areas, firepits, community parks, greenhouse, community storage units,
  • bus shelter,
  • off-leash dog park.

Most features will be limited to community members, however some features will be accessible to the greater Elliot Lake community.

Elliot Lake – Concept v1

This is our initial concept for the Elliot Lake development. We are proposing a 96-home development, with a SmartHub community centre, greenhouses, orchards, fruit/vegetable/flower gardens, and lots of community greenspace. While only an early version, we wanted to share the vision. This community is on public transit, will have full municipal services, and be affordable for minimum wage earners.