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Ottawa Hospital Phase 1 Parking Garage info session

Ottawa Hospital Phase 1 Parking Garage info session

Join staff for an info session on the new Ottawa Hospital Phase 1 Parking Garage

South End Budget Consultation

South End Budget Consultation

Join Councillors Diane Deans, Riley Brockington, Shawn Menard and Jean Cloutier for a public consultation on the 2022 Draft Budget.

 

Greystone Phase 3

Greystone Phase 3

We will be hosting a public consultation on October 13th from 7-8:30pm to discuss phase III of the Greystone development Site Plan Control Application. The proposed development is comprised of two seven-storey residential buildings with a total of 260 units, a private courtyard area with an elevated footbridge connection to the river, and an underground garage with a total of 266 vehicular spaces and 260 bicycle parking spaces.  The meeting will provide a chance to review a number of questions that have been raised by the community, including traffic circulation, unit count, and public space. Detailed documentation for phase III is available at: https://devapps.ottawa.ca/en/applications/D07-12-21-0111/details.

774 Bronson Public Consultation

774 Bronson Public Consultation

Public Consultation for development at 774 Bronson 

La version française suit.

The City of Ottawa will be developing a new park at 635 O'Connor Street. The new park will include accessible benches, a picnic and games table, pathway, shade pergola, trash receptacles, new tree planting and climbing trellis screen.

Residents are invited to participate in a Community Consultation via ZOOM to review the park concept plan options on Monday, June 28 from 6:00 to 7:00PM.

Options will be posted on line after the meeting for review and comments. Comments period will close July 7, 2021.

ZOOM Meeting
Link is: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84396171570


La Ville d’Ottawa procèdera à l’aménagement d’un nouveau parc au 635, rue O’Connor. Ce nouveau parc comportera des bancs accessibles, une table de jeu et de pique-nique, un sentier, une pergola, des poubelles, de nouveaux arbres et un treillis pour plantes grimpantes.

Nous invitons les résidentes et résidents à une consultation communautaire tenue sur ZOOM le lundi 28 juin, de 18 h à 19 h, pour passer en revue les différentes options d’aménagement du parc.

Après cette réunion, les options proposées seront présentées en ligne aux fins d’examen et de commentaires. Les personnes intéressées auront jusqu’au 7 juillet 2021 pour soumettre leurs commentaires.

Réunion sur ZOOM
Lien : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84396171570

Renters - New Official Plan Consultation

Renters - New Official Plan Consultation

The City is undertaking a review of the Official Plan, a planning document that guides and regulates development through an overarching policy framework. The new OP will provide a vision for growth through 2046 and will have impacts on issues from housing to mobility.

On June 3, Councillors in the urban area will hold a public meeting for residents living in rental housing to learn more about the new OP and provide feedback. If you are interested in joining the discussion, you can let us know here, but you must also register for this event with the city directly:

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Community Care Calls

Our office is pro-actively reaching out to residents to check in on them, and to ensure they are connected to the available information and supports they need. It's a difficult time for so many of our neighbours, and just hearing from someone in itself can be a comfort.

We could use your help checking in on our neighbours.

These weekly phonebanks are an opportunity for several of us to make calls together online. We will be bale to check in with each other between calls over zoom and otherwise be able to digitally work side by side.

If you'd like to assist, please RSVP here. Once RSVPed you will receive instructions. You will also receive a zoom link.

These calls are meant to:

  • Generally check-in with community members
  • Ask how people are doing, and whether there's anything they need help with.
  • Ensure folks have the most up to date information regarding COVID-19 and vaccine rollout, and are aware how to get their vaccine if they have not already.
Alta Vista—Capital—Somerset Bicycling Network Online Consultation

Alta Vista—Capital—Somerset Bicycling Network Online Consultation

Let’s make our city a better place to ride a bike.

Join councillors Jean Cloutier (Alta Vista Ward), Shawn Menard (Capital Ward) and Catherine McKenney (Somerset Ward) for a discussion of how we can improve bicycling infrastructure for the residents of Ottawa.

The meeting will be led by city transportation staff as part of their work updating the city’s Active Transportation Plan.

We want to make bicycling safer and easier for all residents, so tell us what routes need infrastructure, what missing links need to be fixed and what sort of facilities will help you get to your destinations safely and comfortably.

The online meeting will be held using Zoom.

Community Information Session: 1335 & 1339 Bank Street

Community Information Session: 1335 & 1339 Bank Street

Proposed Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendment Application

1335 & 1339 Bank Street

This notice is to advise that the City of Ottawa will hold an information session on Wednesday April 28, 2021 from 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held online on Zoom to discuss the proposed Official Plan and Zoning Bylaw amendments for 1335 & 1339 Bank Street (Location Map attached).

The proposal includes a 26-storey (86 meter) mixed-use building, including 326 residential units, 65 limited service hotel units, 524m2 café/bar/fitness centre on the ground floor, and second floor co-working space. The proposal also includes 172 vehicle parking spaces and 269 bicycle parking spaces.

This meeting will be held through remote electronic participation in order to comply with an Order in Council (filed March 28, 2020 and extended on May 16, 2020) pursuant to the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act, which prohibits organized public events of more than fifty people.

This development is just outside of Capital Ward (inside of Alta Vista Ward) on the southeast corner Bank St and Riverside Dr. It is directly across the street from another proposal for two high-rise towers.

More information about this application can be found here, and information about the application across the street can be found here.

Please direct inquiries to:

Kelby Lodoen Unseth, Assigned Planner
Planning, Infrastructure and Economic Development Department
110 Laurier Avenue West, 4th floor
Ottawa ON K1J 1P1
Tel: 613-580-2424 ext. 12852
e-mail: [email protected]

Public Consultation: 299 Carling Ave

Public Consultation: 299 Carling Ave

The City of Ottawa has received a Zoning By-law Amendment application to establish a uniform zoning designation over the site, whereas the site is currently split zoned. The rezoning would for allow for future mixed-use development and a public park.

There is no development currently proposed for this site, as the Applicant, Canada Lands Company (CLC), is looking to dispose of the lands after the re-zoning. The rezoning process, however, will shape what is allowed to be developed on site in future, and will see some community benefits secured in the process.

Proposal Details
The subject property is located on the north side of Carling Avenue and has an area of 3.3 acres. The site has 87 metres of frontage along Carling Avenue, 196 metres of frontage along Lebreton Street South, and 94 metres of frontage along Bell Street. The is currently vacant and used as a surface parking lot with 300 parking stalls. To the north of the site is a five-story apartment building. To the east of the site along Bell Street, a high-rise apartment and street townhomes can be found. To the west of the site is a Federal office complex which also includes a large open space along Carling Avenue.

The subject site is currently split zoned Mixed-Use Centre (MC) and Arterial Mainstreet subzone 10 (AM10). The application would create a uniform zoning for the site and introduce zoning provisions with respect to permitted and prohibited uses, building setbacks and stepbacks, maximum building heights, minimum distance separation between towers, and the location of parking. The amendment would create specific zoning designations on the site for both development and parks and open space. A concept plan has been prepared in support of the application demonstrates the development potential which would allow for apartment buildings ranging in height from 20 storeys along Carling avenue, descending to 15 and 8-storeys to the north. A new public park is proposed along Lebreton Street South along with a privately owned publicly accessible space along Bell Street.

Full application details can be found here.

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