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Mario Milanese Subdivision - Stage 3

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The City of Dryden is seeking a private sector Development Partner for the completion of Stage 3 of the Mario Milanese Subdivision. The project involves developing approximately 4.46 hectares of land to deliver new housing, based on a reference design that suggests 42 single-detached residential lots for an estimated population of 155 people. While reference plans and cost estimates have been provided by JR Cousin Consultants Ltd., proponents have the flexibility to reconfigure internal lots, blocks, and housing typologies. The base proposal must ensure the delivery of at least 42 completed dwellings and must comprehensively address all planning, servicing, and legal-plan implications. Any deviations from the existing boundaries may incur additional costs for surveying, engineering, and registration, which the proponent must identify. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of January 29, 2027.

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Dryden seeks a partner to develop 42 residential lots by January 29, 2027.

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Bid number: RFP-2026-8
The City of Dryden is seeking a privatesector Development Partner to complete the development of Stage 3 of the Mario Milanese Subdivision and deliver new housing on the lands. JR Cousin Consultants Ltd. prepared a Stage 3 Pre-Design Report dated April 1, 2024 to establish a reference subdivision layout, servicing strategy and preliminary drawings. JRCC subsequently provided revised design plans dated October 26, 2026 and a revised Class A Cost Estimate dated September 8, 2026.The Reference Design encompasses approximately 4.46 hectares (11 acres) and illustrates 42 singledetached residential lots with a design population of approximately 155 persons. It is not a requirement to preserve every illustrated internal lot line, block boundary or housing form. Registered Plan M811 establishes the existing legal property boundaries. Within the Development Lands, Proponents may consolidate or reconfigure internal lots and blocks and propose a mix of housing typologies, provided the Base Proposal delivers at least 42 completed dwellings and clearly addresses planning, servicing, legal-plan and approval implications. Any proposed boundary change may require additional survey, legal, planning, engineering, registration and approval work, and the associated costs must be identified and accounted for in the Proposal.

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