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An update to the 5-year Hamilton Affordable Strategy is the main item on the agenda with an update of new provincial and federal affordable housing initiatives.
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Hamilton’s Municipal Heritage Committee’s April 2016 meeting will include a delegation from Wilson-Blanchard pitching their plans for the demolition of the Gore Buildings at 18-28 King Street East and the rebuilding of the facade of two of the buildings at 18 – 22 King Street East.
The Heritage Committee will be asked to make a recommendation to City Council in regards to the proposal.
Live video starts at 9:30am on The Public Record
HSR to start social media communications this summer, will house new coordinator within operations to ensure timely updates to public.
City Council meets today to debate the North End Traffic Management Plan (30km/h), Licensing Uber and other “ride-sharing” operations, and the City spending $600,000 in capital and over $100,000 annually to stream its meetings.
Live video starts at 9:30am.
Hamilton’s Downtown Business Improvement Area is sporting new branding as “DWNTWN Hamilton”. The new brand, unveiled Tuesday evening seeks to refresh the image of “The Core” by focusing on six primary marketing themes: Appetizing (food), Captivating (entertainment), Creative (the arts and creative businesses), Dedicated (service industry and businesses), Genuine, and Professional (services). All of these […]
Council meets as Board of Health to discuss 2016 performance metrics and self-evaluate their 2015 performance.
Live video starts at 1:30pm
Live video of City Council’s Public Works Committee
Ward Two Councillor Jason Farr and developer Wilson Blanchard have reached an agreement to demolish two and rebuild the facades of the other two historic buildings facing Gore Park at 18 to 28 King Street East in Downtown Hamilton.
City Council will hear from six delegations and conduct one item of business during their GIC today. Among the delegations, members of Hamilton’s Colombian community asking for a public apology from Councillor Lloyd Ferguson.
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