187 homes would have been built with the infrastructure to sustain them already in place.
The plan, which still requires final approval later this year, says housing developments should be focused on the uptown core but
Court counters the plan doesn't shut out other developments, especially if they're in great locations wth water and sewage services available.
Court says he would like to see Plan SJ speak to council about the proper interpretation of the plan.
Meantime, Common Council is holding an emergency meeting tonight in closed session to try to salvage the expansion of American Iron and Metal. The company has said unless it gets the power that's needed, there is no expansion. Officials from NB Power and the Port Authority will also be taking part.
