This post, from November 19, has information on City Council voting “no” on urban boundary expansion.
Hamilton City Council, in a 13-3 decision, voted against expanding Hamilton’s urban boundary voting.
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Continue reading “City Council votes against urban boundary expansion”This post, from November 16, has details on an upcoming community meeting hosted regarding 60 Caledon Ave on December 1
The Caledon Community Collective as well as the GSP Group Inc. will be hosting an online community meeting on December 1st to present and take questions on their updated development vision for the lands at 60 Caledon Ave.
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Continue reading “Notice of Community Meeting for 60 Caledon Ave.”This post, from October 22, contains the full segment from TVO’s The Agenda, where Cllr. Danko appeared to discuss the urban boundary review.
Hello Ward 8 Neighbours,
With Council set to address the urban boundary expansion at a special General Issues Committee on November 9, Councillor Danko was recently on The Agenda with Steve Paikin along with a panel of guests to speak on the proposed expansion, its impacts and what that will mean for the future of Hamilton.
Continue reading “Which way should Hamilton grow?”This post, originally published on October 12, is a reminder about the upcoming public virtual open house for 11 Springside Drive.
A public virtual open house will be held on Thursday, October 21st from 6:00 to 8:00 PM with respect to the proposed development on the lands of 11 Springside Drive.
Continue reading “Public Virtual Open House for proposed development at 11 Springside Drive taking place this Thursday”This post, from October 4, has details on an upcoming Facebook Live event with Councillor Danko, who will be answering your questions about the upcoming Urban Boundary Review.
The Urban Boundary Review is becoming a hot topic of conversation as of late, and justifiably so. In light of recent developments, Councillor Danko will be holding a Facebook Live event on October 7th at 7pm to answer your questions about the Urban Boundary Review and Hamilton’s anticipated growth.
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Continue reading “Join Councillor Danko on October 7 on FB Live”This post has details for Yeoville residents who wish to share their feedback on the 60 Caledon Ave. development.
With several Public Information Sessions already held by developers, Councillor Danko and the Ward 8 office are reaching out to Yeoville residents to hear feedback on the proposed development at 60 Caledon Ave in a series of small public discussions.
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Continue reading “Yeoville residents invited to take part in “Residents Discussion””This article, from June 10, has information on the recent agreement between the City and the Hamilton Urban Precinct Group for a period of 49 years.
Hamilton City Council has recently approved an agreement which will pave the way for millions of dollars in investment in the downtown core.
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Continue reading “Agreement approved on downtown entertainment precinct”This article, from May 11, has details on the next virtual community consultation regarding the future of 60 Caledon Ave, taking place May 27 @ 7PM.
The Caledon Community Collaborative will be hosting a virtual community consultation on the 60 Caledon Ave. development on May 27th at 7PM.
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Continue reading “Reminder: Caledon Community Collaborative to host virtual community consultation session May 27”This article, from May 17, has details on the initiation of a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment along the Upper Wellington corridor, as well as details on a virtual Public Information Centre taking place June 8.
The City of Hamilton has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) to address transportation challenges along Upper Wellington Street (Limeridge Road to Stone Church Road). A virtual Public Information Centre will take place June 8th at 6pm.
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Continue reading “Notice of virtual Public Information Centre for Up. Wellington residents”This article, from May 16, has information on the Federal and Provincial governments committing a combined $3.4 billion for Hamilton’s LRT project.
News broke last week that the provincial and federal governments have pledged to commit a combined $3.4 billion towards the cost of building the full length of Hamilton’s Light Rail Transit, making this the biggest investment in Hamilton transit history and a transformative investment in the city itself.
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Continue reading “Federal and Provincial Governments to invest in Hamilton Transit”
