Planning to combat the sprawl

By Brian Wood
Updated November 1 2012 - 3:08pm, first published March 12 2012 - 7:41am
COME TOGETHER: Nathan Baldi of Get Hammered Building at work on the luxury villas at 190 Gilmour Street. Bathurst Regional Council’s aim is to eventually have 25 per cent of residents living in some form of medium density housing. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK	 031212cdwellng1
COME TOGETHER: Nathan Baldi of Get Hammered Building at work on the luxury villas at 190 Gilmour Street. Bathurst Regional Council’s aim is to eventually have 25 per cent of residents living in some form of medium density housing. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK 031212cdwellng1

THE increasing trend towards medium density housing in Bathurst is helping stop urban sprawl in the city.

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