The City is not disclosing key details on the deal.
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Hamilton’s new Residential Zoning in Effect – with Exception of EV Parking Appeal
New EV parking requirements under appeal. Effort Trust wanted to appeal new bicycle parking standards, but failed to appeal before deadline.
Posted inPlanning and Development
City/Developer and CN Experts will meet on October 18 as Jamesville Settlement Talks Continue
The meeting of experts is a crucial step in the OLT process. The experts’ meeting will narrow the number of contested issues if no settlement is reached before February.
Posted inOntario Land Tribunal, Planning and Development
City Council Approves Settlement in Delta Secondary School Redevelopment
Lawyers for the City and NHDG appeared before the Ontario Land Tribunal today. Both sides stated they are working to implement the settlement agreement and asked the Tribunal to schedule an approval hearing for the end of October.
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Joey’s Notepad LiveBlog for September 25, 2024
A live-blog format of information that I would usually tweet.
Posted inHamilton City Council
Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath Moves to Make National Day of Truth and Reconciliation Day a Municipal Holiday
Mayor begins process to close civic facilities and grant City of Hamilton employees a paid holiday starting in 2025
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Joey’s Hamilton City Hall Notebook for September 24, 2024
Updates that used to be tweets…
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Joey’s Notepad: September 24, 2024 Hamilton Committee of Adjustment
A quick note on tomorrow’s Committee of Adjustment hearings. I will be sitting in the public gallery observing during the meeting.
Posted inPolice Services Board
Hamilton Police Board Not Complying with Community Safety and Policing Act Closed Session Disclosure Rules
Hamilton’s Police Board is not following open meeting requirements to list closed session items and provide a general description for each, a requirement the Ontario Court of Appeal dealt with in 2007.
Posted inBriefs
BRIEF: Ontario Government Plans to Impose More Additional Residential Units As-of-Right
Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government plans to incentivize the creation of more Additional Dwelling Units by overriding more local zoning controls.
Hamilton’s ADU zoning rules are among the most permissive in Ontario and will not be significantly changed by the new regulations.