City Council and Vrancor Reach Deal on 354 King Street West Development
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Council approved the deal in closed session Wednesday, details not yet public.
Hamilton’s Design Review Panel Pleased With Early Lime Ridge Mall Redevelopment Concept
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Lime Ridge Mall wants to change from “a very detached vehicle-centric experience” to a “complete community-centric experience”
Hamilton’s Design Review Panel Says 26 West Ave S Proposal “Falls Flat”
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DRP says proposal fails on all three criteria they were asked to review it upon.
Chedoke Avenue Residents Withdraw Opposition to Pathway Lights in Tot Lot Park
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One of Hamilton’s oddest OLT appeals ends abruptly as NIMBY appellants withdraw because OLT hearings are open to the public.
Eastgate Square Submit First Concepts for Redevelopment, Including a 42-Storey Tall Building
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The first early concept proposes 5,162 residential units spread among eight mid-rise buildings and five tall buildings. Over 9,000 people will live in the new development.
Lime Ridge Mall Plans to Add Two 12-Storey Residential Towers As Start of Redevelopment
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Hamilton’s Design Review Panel to review Phase I of the Lime Ridge Mall Redevelopment this Thursday.
First Development Concept for East Hamilton’s Delta Secondary School Site Submitted to City
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New Horizon Development Group pitches four mid-rise buildings behind the heritage-designated schools, townhouses along perimeter streets, and a retrofit of the school. 708 residential units are proposed.
Hamilton Committee of Adjustment and Secondary Dwelling Units: April 28, 2022 Meeting
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The CoA approved five of six SDUs this week, with Ward 6 Clr Tom Jackson convincing them to vote down a SDU in a house presently used as a AirBnB.
Always Have a Plan at the Ontario Land Tribunal … and Hire a Planner
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An Ancaster property owner failed to prepare for a OLT hearing, hired a personal injury lawyer the day prior, and lost their approvals to build a new home with pool.
Hamilton Council’s Planning Committee to Hold Final Vote on Urban Boundary Freeze May 17th
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Minister of Municipal Affairs Steve Clark calls freezing the urban boundary “anti-housing.” He can overturn Council’s decision.