This article from April 22 has information on new regulations for sceondary dwellings across the city.
Councillors on the Planning Committee have backed the introduction of new regulations aimed to reduce red tape for property owners who want to add units in their home or detached dwellings on their land.
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Continue reading “Planning Committee backs new regulations for secondary housing”This article, from April 1, contains a City release outlining upcoming priorities of the budget, as well as a financial breakdown.
Hamilton City Council will be adopting a $1.6 billion gross operating budget and a net tax operating budget of $955 million. This budget came in 04. percent lower than what was estimated this past January.
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Continue reading “City Council adopts 2021 tax supported operating budget”This article, from March 11, has details on the Ward 8 Complete Streets survey, which is now live via Engage Hamilton.
The Ward 8 Office is excited to announce that the Ward 8 Complete Streets survey is now live via Engage Hamilton portal.
This project is specifically focused on improving safety and operations along residential and collector streets in Ward 8 only – arterial roads will not be a part of this project since they are already under consideration as part of the ongoing Complete Livable Better Streets Design Manual Project.
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Continue reading “Ward 8 Complete Streets Survey Now Live!”This article, from March 7, has details on an upcoming Ward 8 initiative.
We wanted to update you on a Ward 8 initiative which will be taking place over the coming months.
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Continue reading “Help Shape Ward 8 – Participate in the Upcoming Survey”This article, from February 23, has details on 7-Eleven locations, including one in Ward 8, applying for in-store liquor licences.
With recent news that over 60 7/11 stores across the province have applied for licences to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario to allow for in-store consumption of beer and wine, the Ward 8 office wanted to inform residents in Centremount and across the ward about these new developments.
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Continue readingThis article, from January 19, has details on the ongoing budget debate at Hamilton City Hall.
City Council is aiming at reducing the 2.5% (or about $92) increase slated to impact households this year. The 2.5% forecast is down from the anticipated 4.2% increase that was forecast last year.
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Continue reading “Council Aims to Reduce 2021 Tax Projections”This article, from January 18, has details about the City’s Community Energy and Emissions Plan – which is seeking resident input.
The City of Hamilton is asking residents to voice their ideas on a Community Energy and Emissions Plan, a long-term plan to meet improve Hamilton’s energy efficiency and to reduce greenhouse gases.
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Continue reading “City Asking for Resident Input for Community Energy and Emissions Plan”This article, from January 8, has details about the City of Hamilton’s Land Needs Assessment survey.
The City is asking residents to weigh in on the future of their city by providing input and feedback on Hamilton’s future growth plans; where the city is expected to welcome over 230,000 new residents and 122,000 new jobs by the year 2051.
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Continue reading “Now is Your Chance to Weigh In On the City’s Future Growth Planning”This article, from October 30, features an interview between Councillor Danko and Bill Kelly regarding the 2021 budget.
Councillor Danko was recently invited on the Bill Kelly Show, where the focus of the conversation centred around the City of Hamilton’s discussions leading towards the 2021 budget.
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Continue reading “2021 Budget discussed on recent Bill Kelly Show”This article, from August 15, contains background and a joint statement by Councillors Danko & Whitehead over the Provincial re-zoning of the former HPH lands.
The City of Hamilton was notified that the Ontario government expanded a zoning order for the former Hamilton Psychiatric Hospital Lands allowing residential development, a drastic shift from what has already been planned for the site.
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Continue reading “Province rezones former Hamilton Psychiatric Hospital lands”
