When: Monday March 6, 2017 @ 7:00 PM
Where: Grimsby Town Hall
Council meetings are open to the public and all are invited to attend.
Agenda for the meeting can be found here:
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Great results for the efforts of local residents in Stoney Creek! 12-storey condo proposal brought down to 6-storeys.
Full read available from The Hamilton News: https://www.hamiltonnews.com/news-story/7170283-smaller-condo-development-approved-for-stoney-creek-s-highway-8/
Phelps was taken by surprise that the Planning Committee wasn’t happy with the development’s interior street dead-ends that won’t accommodate regional waste pickup.
After six years of discussions, why was it only at a public meeting that the Planning department made such recommendations and effectively sent the developer back to the drawing board?
Interesting read in the Hamilton Spectator on urban development and building heights.
More Details: http://www.thespec.com/news-story/7169593-how-tall-is-too-tall-for-hamilton-
Find out what’s happening with GO and transit, tonight, March 1 at Grimsby Town Hall. Poster boards are up for information starting at 5:30 pm with a presentation at 6:30 pm.
211-265 Central Avenue
364-368 Park Road North
Two new Grimsby developments are having “open house” meetings on zoning as part of the Planning & Development Committee meeting tomorrow night.
Date/Time: February 28th, 2017 @ 7 PM
Location: Grimsby Town Hall
The meeting is open to the public and those in attendance are welcome to speak their thoughts.
Full meeting agenda including proposals can be found here:
Winston Road from Oakes to east of Joseph St. Temporary closure starting March 6 to prepare the infrastructure for the Azure West subdivision.
The development is designated low density and approved for 17 detached homes and 76 townhomes.
There will be a special presentation to Town Council on the draft Consolidated Budget on Monday, February 27 at 5:00 pm at Town Hall.
The public is welcome to attend.
The agenda and full draft budget can be found at:
The Town of Grimsby contracted SGL Planning to design the framework in the Winston Neighbourhood and released it as an Urban Design Manual.
Interesting read on how Hamilton has a principled approach to development. Proper checks and balances help avoid a “feeding frenzy” when it comes to growth.
You can read the full article from the Hamilton Spectator: Stepping up our game on urban design and architecture.