The District is exploring creating a robotics facility to build new homes
The District of Muskoka is asking residents for feedback on a proposal that could change how affordable housing is built in the region.
District council is considering creating a municipally owned corporation to operate a robotic manufacturing facility that would build non-market housing faster and at a lower cost. Officials say the goal is to speed up construction and help address Muskoka's housing shortage. Residents can learn more and complete an online survey through the District's EngageMuskoka.ca website until August 7.
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