Hamilton City Council has approved spending an undisclosed amount to upgrade over 350 meeting rooms across the City’s facilities.
Posted inCity Hall
City of Hamilton Moving Forward with Heritage Designation for the Former Cannon Knitting Mills
The designation will scuttle proposals by property owner Harry Stinson to build a tall building on the site.
Posted inBriefs
City Taxes on All Saints Church at Queen and King be $33,869.09 Per Year if Commercial Use
The City of Hamilton is implementing the property tax exception for All Saints Anglican Church at 301 King Street East.
Posted inAdvisory and Sub-Committees
Hamilton’s Light Rail Committee Discusses Property Acquisition in Closed Session
September’s meeting also talked LRT communications, but nothing about actually building the project.
Posted inHamilton Committee of Adjustment, Planning and Development
Updated 18-Storey Proposal for 64 Main Street East is Up for Minor Variance Approvals
New owner Core Development Group plans to use the existing 18-storey permission for the site to build a 272-unit building with ground level commercial.
Posted inHamilton Committee of Adjustment, Planning and Development
30-Storey Building at 73 Hughson North Seems Minor Variances for Site Plan Approval
Developer seeks reduced setbacks and 70 centimetres of additional height than permitted in the Downtown Secondary Plan
Posted inPlanning and Development
Planning Brief: 442 Aberdeen Avenue (Previously 330 Dundurn Street South) Finally Reaches Final Variance Approval
A landscaping variance is the final step at October 8’s Committee of Adjustment before Site Plan approval.
Posted inJoey's Notepad
Joey’s Notepad: A few Ontario Ombuds Closed Meeting Reports
A Joey’s Notepad (blog post) on recent closed meeting violations in other municipalities.
Posted inOntario Land Tribunal, Planning and Development
Delta Secondary OLT Hearing Postponed
Lawyers for New Horizon Development Group (NHDG) and the City of Hamilton were scheduled to begin a 10-day hearing on Monday [September 16], but instead will speak to the Tribunal next Friday [September 27] for a Case Management Conference (CMC) hearing.
Posted inBriefs, Joey's Notepad, Public Safety
Joey’s Notepad: Club 33 is No More, Will Not Return
A Notice of Lease Default posted at the front of Club 33 says the Club owners owe $107,277.50 to the property owner.