The report was supposed to be released on April 2nd as part of the April 9th Council general issues committee agenda.
It was not included due to the expected length of the Council meeting and the report’s not being considered time-sensitive.
Posted inCity Hall News
Hamilton City Manager on Removing US Flags
CM says the removal of US flags is a visual symbol of Hamilton’s opposition to the unprovoked trade war. The removal from memorial was a mistake she takes responsibility for.
Posted inPlanning and Development
Apartments and Hotel Planned for Hamilton’s Historic Coppley Building
When complete, the former men’s apparel factory buildings will have 36 rental apartment units and a 60-suite hotel, with ground-level commercial space.
Posted inHamilton City Hall
City Adding Nine Security Cameras at Lister Block due to Vandalism and Theft
City of Hamilton says camera will “help reduce costs and frequency” of incidents at its James Street North building
Posted inPlanning and Development
Hamilton Begins Using AI Tools for Planning Approvals
City pilots tools on simple building permit applications, reduces routine processing approval times by 60 percent.
Posted inNews
Metrolinx Adding Niagara Train Service to Hamilton’s West Harbour Station
Weekend service and two additional weekday trips each direction to begin within weeks following installation of new track and switches
Posted inPlanning and Development
Indwell Breaks Ground on One Project and Gains Council Approval for Another
Deeply affordable and supportive housing provider Indwell had a busy Tuesday in Hamilton.
Posted inPlanning and Development
As Council Considers Hamilton Largest Ever Urban Boundary Expansions, They Want More Stringent Rules
Ontario’s Conservative government changed rules to allow private urban boundary expansions – Council must now vote on June 25 on two applications
Posted inBriefs, Planning and Development
Ancaster Woodlot to Housing Proposal Deferred to Future Planning Committee due to Public Notice Requirements
Plan to build 17 houses with the removal of 659 trees will now be considered at April 29 planning committee meeting
Posted inBriefs, Planning and Development
Planning Committee Approves 42 Single-Detached Houses behind 204, 212, 220, and 226 Rymal Road West
Clr Craig Cassar notes higher-densities are likely to be built on a portion of the lands, and new residents should be aware of this.