The City claimed its “participates” in 60 to 70 ARB hearings a year. The ARB says there were only 24 hearings in total for 2023.
Posted inBriefs, City Hall
Hamilton Cybersecurity Failure Impacts: HSR On-Board GPS Back Online
It is not known when the HSR will again report real-time bus locations.
Posted inOntario Land Tribunal, Planning and Development
OLT Sets October Hearing Dates for 1065 Paramount Drive in Upper Stoney Creek
Developer filed non-decision appeal after learning City staff would not support development plan
Posted inBriefs, City Hall
Hamilton Cybersecurity Failure Impacts: City Computers Not Time Syncing
The City of Hamilton continues to struggle to build a new computer network
Posted inBriefs, Ontario Land Tribunal
As Expected: Hamilton’s new Development Charges Bylaw Appeal to OLT
Every five years, Council passes a new DC Bylaw and it is appealed to the OLT.
Posted inCitizen-Majority Boards and Agencies
Meeting Notes: Hamilton Farmers Market Board of Directors, July 2024
Board of Directors discussed with market vendor loading dock parking issues, staff hiring, and market programming.
Posted inHamilton City Council
Hamilton Integrity Commissioner Dismisses Complaint Against Councillor Danko as Frivolous
Jelena Vermilion filed a second complaint regarding Danko, a complaint that IC David Boghosian has summarily dismissed as frivilous.
Posted inJoey's Notepad
Joey’s Notepad: the Encampment Housingkeeping Motion- HATS is Not Back for Strachan Street
Explaining why the staff-written motion mentions HATS, and the likely reason Danko is the mover of the housekeeping amendment.
Posted inCity Hall
Hamilton Asks Businesses About Encampments, In Survey Anyone Can Fill
On June 26, Council directed staff to survey Hamilton businesses by the end of July. The “survey” is an online form that will have no validity, anyone can fill it out, repeatedly.
Posted inCity Hall
Hamilton City Hall Loses Tax Assessment Appeal, After Not Showing Up to Hearing
City failed to show up to enter evidence, and the Assessment Board ruled prime industrial land “permanent unusable,” costing thousands in tax revenue.