The Public Works department shared a slide deck with the Development Industry Liaison Group in July 2021 that includes the following statistics about the City of Hamilton’s Wastewater system in 2020
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City of Hamilton to mark Truth and Reconciliation Day
The new federal holiday responds to the call by The Truth and Reconciliation Commission
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Neighbours Withdraw Appeals Against 415 Main Street West Development
Developers and appealing neighbours reach a deal, allowing zoning to come into effect allowing eight stories on the site.
Posted inBriefs
Hamilton’s project manager for Indigenous Strategy Leaves for New Job
Members of Hamilton’s Aboriginal Advisory Committee says she will be missed and a hard act to follow.
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Council to Vote on Ending Financial Grants to “Renoviction” Properties
The vote comes after ACORN and other tenant advocacy organizations called out City Hall for grants to properties where tenants were displaced and rents significantly raised.
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LRT MoU says Hamilton Pays for Operations, Not Construction Overruns
The City will get fare revenues, but who operates the LRT is still undetermined. The City and Metrolinx will have to decide if its privatized or run by the HSR.
Posted inCity Hall News, Planning and Development
Hamilton’s Downtown Tall Building Escarpment Height Limit is No More
Jason Farr asked Hamilton’s Committee of Adjustment to overrule the Downtown Secondary Plan height limit and to again approve tall buildings as “minor variances”.
Posted inBriefs, Coleman's Notes
COLEMAN: Man Taken to Hospital with Self-Inflicted Injuries on Hughson Street North
A male in crisis was taken to hospital after a struggle on Hughson North as over a dozen first responders needed to restrain him for treatment of wounds.
Posted inPlanning and Development
The Pearl Company Building Proposed for Conversion to Housing
The owner of the Pearl Company building at King William Street and Steven Street wants to covert the three-storey structure into 16 residential units.
Posted inColeman's Notes
COLEMAN: I Swore By The QEW Express Bus, I’m a West Harbour Train Convert
Reliable, convenient, comfortable, and the best view of Hamilton Harbour is included in the ticket price.