BRIEF: O. Reg. 580/22 Provincial Priorities
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Hamilton is next in line for “strong mayor” powers on “provincial priority” to build housing.
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Hamilton is next in line for “strong mayor” powers on “provincial priority” to build housing.
Floating bus stop designs, those with raised bike lanes flowing behind or in front of them, are dangerous for people who are blind or have visual impairments.
If the new Hamilton City Council adopts an independent Board of Health governance structure, the new Board of Health will be independent of City Hall.
Ottawa’s City Clerk notes Kroetsch v. Integrity Commissioner for the City of Hamilton in a report on Ottawa’s municipal governance rules.
The Ontario Land Tribunal appeals of Hamilton’s 2017 Commercial Mixed Use Zoning Bylaw continues to progress slowly.
A new procedural order was issued today, following a November 24 hearing.
It will be interesting to see if the Municipal Elections Act is changed in light of the 2018 events in Mississauga and the similar situation that unfolded in Hamilton last month.
In a ruling entirely in keeping with obvious case law, Ontario’s Divisional Court is making the Municipality of Leamington redo its appeal hearing after the municipality’s Appeal Committee failed to conduct a procedurally fair hearing regarding a tavern.
Minister of Environment says the City will be ordered to “clean this mess up.”
City has spent an estimated $30,000 thus far. Ontario’s Ministry of Environment is ordering a full audit of Hamilton’s entire wastewater system.
Reorg is prep for Planning Act changes that impose refunds when the City fails to make decisions in 60, 90, and 120 days on planning applications.