Trustees will be paid $13,757, the Vice-Chair $17,492, the Chair $21,227 with a bonus of $50 for each standing committee meeting they attend.
Posted inPlanning and Development
BRIEF: Ancaster Village Heritage Advocates Say Premier Ford’s Zoning “Will Destroy Ancaster Village”
Ancaster’s heritage advocates worried making Ancaster’s community node part of city-wide density targets will cause the Old Village’s destruction.
Posted in2022 Hamilton Municipal Election Blog, Coleman's Notes
Joey’s TPR Election Blog: Some Ward Race Possibilities
Ward 3, 4, 5, 7, 13, and 14 discussed last week on Cable 14. There are some surprising possibilities.
Posted in2022 Hamilton Municipal Election Blog, Joey's Notepad
Joey’s TPR Election Blog: City of Hamilton Advance Voting By Ward
A rough calculation puts the number of voters who’ve cast ballots at approximately 8.5% of all registered electors.
Posted in2022 Hamilton Municipal Election Blog, Coleman's Notes
Joey’s TPR Election Blog: Even If Advance Voting Is Up, Overall It May Go Down
The recent federal and provincial elections saw record high advance voting, and record low overall turnout. Vancouver’s municipal election yesterday reports the same trend.
Posted in2022 Hamilton Municipal Election Blog, Coleman's Notes
Election Blog: Keanin Loomis’ YWCA Incident and the CityHousing Hamilton Comments
TheSpec reports on a concerning confrontation by Loomis in 2019, shining the light upon his character.
Posted inOntario Land Tribunal
DiCenzo Construction Alleges a OLT Appellant Sought Monetary Payment to Drop Appeal
Tribunal dismisses DiCenzo applications for rare costs award while noting the appellant may have “reached the line” of unacceptable behaviour, after appellant involved police.
Posted in2022 Hamilton Municipal Election
Hamilton’s Mayoral Candidates Agree There’s a Housing Crisis
Horwath and Loomis share similar proposals to address affordable housing, with Bratina not committing to ending exclusionary zoning to allow “Missing Middle” housing.
Posted inOntario Land Tribunal
City, Neighbours, and Developer Reach Settlement on 130 Wellington Street South
Deal remains confidential until after the new Council takes office and all parties formally agree to it.
Posted in2022 Hamilton Municipal Election Blog
TPR Election Blog: HamiltoNEXT versus HamiltonNext with Two Ns
Hamilton’s development industry fails to frame its own campaign as someone buys up similar domains and redirects to Stop Sprawl.