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In Lime Ridge Mall tax appeal, ARB rules City failed to meet required timelines to get disclosure and failed to comply with Tribunal rules.
One of Hamilton’s oddest OLT appeals ends abruptly as NIMBY appellants withdraw because OLT hearings are open to the public.
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.
Less than two weeks after Ontario’s Assessment Review Board declared the Stelco lands to be worth only $41,160 per acre, Stelco announced on Tuesday it was selling its 806.2 acres of land for $518-million, $643,000 per acre.
Hamilton’s Design Review Panel to review Phase I of the Lime Ridge Mall Redevelopment this Thursday.
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.
City Council plans to fire non-vaccinated employees after an extended Sept 30 deadline.
CIMA’s final report in December 2015 did not include the 2013 friction study. CIMA knew about the friction report, but did not include it in their public report nor brief City Council about the report.
The Municipal Act requires the City of Hamilton to have an Integrity Commissioner and a process for citizen complaints. The Act does not proscribe any qualification requirements for Integrity Commissioners, nor does it explicitly prevent the charging of fees. Hamilton is one of the few municipalities to charge a few.
The Committee of Adjustment’s meetings will remain by video conference for the foreseeeable future until new procedures can be put in place to ensure public participation.