Find below a letter from the WVCA to the Committee of Adjustment regarding a proposed development at 21 Hampton Avenue.
WVCA letter, 21 Hampton Ave, July 2014
The Wellington Village Community Association (WVCA) is a volunteer, non-profit community group of local residents that represents over 1,500 households in our neighbourhood.
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Monday, July 14, 2014
Mizrahi development appealed to OMB
via the Ottawa Community News:
Full article here.
The developer that sought to build a 12-storey luxury condo on the corner of Wellington Street West and Island Park Drive has launched an appeal regarding the proposal to the Ontario Municipal Board.
The original zoning bylaw amendment and Official Plan amendment submitted in support of the proposal are now marked as "appealed" on the city's website as of June 26. The move was anticipated following statements by company president Sam Mizrahi following the city's rejection of the proposal in early May.
Full article here.
Friday, July 4, 2014
Minor Variance Applications for 21 Hampton Avenue
Consent and Minor Variance Applications for 21 Hampton Avenue
WVCA has received the following application to the Committee of Adjustment:
Consent and Minor Variance Applications for 21 Hampton Avenue.
Monday, June 23, 2014
Community Representatives Wanted for O-Train & Gladstone Station Extension Planning and Environmental Assessment Study
From Katherine Hobbs:
Are you passionate about transit?
We are in the process of assembling both the Public Advisory Committee (PAC) and Business Advisory Committee (BAC) for the Planning and Environmental Assessment (EA) Study to extend the O-Train further south to Bowesville Road and potentially to the Ottawa International Airport. This study also includes new stations at Gladstone and Walkley and will also identify right-of-way protection for the future N-S LRT project.
I am looking for two residents and two businesses
Are you passionate about transit?
Do you want to help shape the future of LRT in Kitchissippi?
We are in the process of assembling both the Public Advisory Committee (PAC) and Business Advisory Committee (BAC) for the Planning and Environmental Assessment (EA) Study to extend the O-Train further south to Bowesville Road and potentially to the Ottawa International Airport. This study also includes new stations at Gladstone and Walkley and will also identify right-of-way protection for the future N-S LRT project.
I am looking for two residents and two businesses
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Thursday, June 19, 2014
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