Vote on your favourite design for the new Roy Park splash pad! I am so happy to share the proposed designs for the new Roy Park splash pad, which includes two different layout and water feature options, a significant improvement on the existing water feature. Residents have an opportunity to provide their feedback on which…
Many residents have reached out to me from across Ottawa asking for more information, to share their thoughts and vision for the future of Lansdowne and ask my thoughts on the project. In the coming weeks, Ottawa City Council will be asked to vote on moving forward with what has become known as Lansdowne…
The Forest Valley Traffic Study has been underway for many years now, and after multiple iterations and consultations, is in the final stage of the project. As background, Forest Valley Drive was identified in 2014 as eligible for permanent traffic management measures, and since had several consultations, led by City staff and the previous…
On January 17, 2023, Stage 2 LRT East provided its winter update to the community. I have received a copy of their slide deck from the presentation, and I have shared it below. At this update, information was provided about the tracks, connectivity to the stations, as well as some updates on the noise walls.…
Utility Work in the Community – What Residents Need to Know Occasionally, residents will receive a flyer in their mail, notifying them of utility work happening on their street. Projects such as these can include the installation, or maintenance work, for utility services such as telecommunications, energy, or electrical systems. I wanted to share…
The Brian Coburn Boulevard Extension / Cumberland Transitway, is a significant project for the East End, and one that has been in the works for decades. The City of Ottawa has been able to make some significant progress on this project over the past few years, following multiple public consultations and the completion of technical…
It was extraordinary to witness the level of engagement from residents across Orlèans at the January 25th Orlèans Corridor Study public meeting. The Study is the culmination of decades of work by many key stakeholders in the community. I want to extend my gratitude to all those who have contributed to getting the City to…
As many of you know, this has been a long-drawn-out process between Ashcroft, its contractors, the City and my office. Since then, Ashcroft has brought forward a construction plan for their Navan Road sewer work, which is anticipated to begin on Sunday, January 30, 2022. From the beginning, my and the community’s concerns have been…
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During the election in 2018, whenever I spoke to a resident that lived adjacent to Jeanne d’Arc Blvd, there was inevitably one topic that would always come up, the vibrations and noise that come from the roadway. Well beyond the levels heard from other arterial streets, it was clear that something was very wrong with…