Kings County council gives development agreement final consideration
Don Baker of Grafton has been given final approval to build a small house on his farmland through a development agreement with the County of Kings as a new, bona-fide farmer. FILE PHOTOCOLDBROOK, N.S. — A homeless Grafton man has been given the green light to build a small house on his 30-acre farm property.
In a September interview, when asked what it would mean to him to get final approval from council, Baker said, “I won’t be able to wipe the smile off my face.”Homeless man in Grafton, N.S. hopes development agreement will allow him to build on his farmland Don Baker of Grafton has been given final approval to build a small house on his farmland through a development agreement with the County of Kings as a new, bona-fide farmer. FILE PHOTO
However, they ran into financial difficulties and never built the house. They decided to sell the farm to his sister so that it would remain in the family.
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