Video: Hamilton City Council Public Works Committee for October 16, 2017
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Full Video Replay of the October 16, 2017 Hamilton City Council Public Works
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Full Video Replay of the October 16, 2017 Hamilton City Council Public Works
Full Video of Council’s October 3, 2017 Planning Committee meeting.
It was affordable housing day at Council’s Planning Committee as they approved two affordable housing projects – the proposed new Ottawa Street YWCA which will include affordable housing, and Indwell’s James Street North development.
Council also approved a new residence for individuals with brain injuries in Upper Stoney Creek, a new sub-division in Ancaster, housekeeping zoning amendments for two farms in Flamborough, and a severance on Howard Blvd in Flamborough.
Hamilton City Council’s Planning Committee quickly approved two zoning amendments in Glanbrook: 3079 Homestead Drive and 9890 & 9906 Twenty Road West. They then turned down, in support of Ancaster Councillor Lloyd Ferguson’s opposition, an application for residential development at 125 Wilson Street East in Ancaster. Councillors also voted down a recommendation from the Municipal Heritage Committee to create a Heritage Conservation District in Downtown Hamilton; instead choosing to ask for a staff report on adding the proposal to a future heritage workplan, which could be two terms of Council from now. Full Video Replay
Council voted down a 19-storey development at 860 Queenston Road, and overruled the Municipal Heritage Committee vote to designate the Egerton Shaver House in Ancaster.
Full Video Replay
City Council voted to approve the compromise plan supported by Ward 2 Councillor Jason Farr to demolish the existing buildings at 18 to 28 King Street East in Gore Park, retain the facades of the buildings of the two buildings at 18 and 22. Hughson Business Space Corporation is planning to redevelop the site into a mix of commercial and residential uses. Here’s the full replay of Tuesday’s debate:
Hamilton City Council sided with Jason Farr over the Heritage Committee and voted to demolish the Gore Buildings while maintaining two facades, four other planning applications, and administrative matters. Full Video:
Two OMB appeals filed against the City, a motion for Council to file a OMB appeal against a Committee of Adjustment decision on the Beach Strip, housekeeping changes to the Urban Hamilton Official Plan, changing to the Planning Application process to address road-widening allowance concerns, and the City’s official comments on the Greenbelt Review and Inclusionary Zoning.
Live video starts at 9:30am
Council defers decision, pending more information from police, on Farr motion for taxpayers to pick up 65% of Hess Village extra policing costs.
A resident owning a large lot in an older area of Waterdown wishes to sever their property to allow for the construction of a new single detached home.
City staff are recommending denial of the application.