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…
Renaud Road Traffic Calming Plan Following the public feedback period, staff have completed the final recommended Renaud Road Traffic Calming Plan. This Plan has been slightly revised from the previous version to reflect feedback received from the community. The links to the final Traffic Calming Plan, as well as the ‘As we heard it report’…
Ruisseau Park ravine forms part of the Blue Willow Stormwater Management (SWM) facility, a quantity control facility built online to a small tributary of Mud Creek in the 1990’s. Uncontrolled stormwater runoff has been causing erosion within the ravine in recent years. The City of Ottawa is undertaking a study to determine the best solution…
Demolition of Highway 174 Montreal Road Bridges Over the past year, residents in Ottawa’s east end have seen a great deal of transformation between Blair Road and Trim Road as part of the Stage 2 LRT O-Train East Extension. The main objective in 2020 has been relocating infrastructure in the Highway 174 corridor to…
I have received some questions from residents regarding a recent decision by City Council to proceed with a Stage 3 Light Rail Transit alignment to the south end of our City that would impact 120 privately-operated rental homes in Manor Village. It is important to note that any such impacts on these homes are years…
Draft Budget 2021 is a no-frills budget that strikes a balance between supporting evolving community needs during this pandemic and delivering essential municipal services, while also advancing Council’s priorities. This is integral, both to our community’s recovery and to Ottawa’s future prosperity. Many residents in our community face continued financial hardship; it’s more important than…
There is an opportunity for residents to name the new park at Spring Valley in Bradley Estates! Between now and August 15, I am inviting Innes Ward residents to propose a bilingual name to be considered for our new park. Suggested names will be submitted to the City for the final review*. Make your suggestions…
Today, with the support of my Council colleagues, Ottawa is sending the message that living a healthier, more active lifestyle is a priority. As outlined in the Official Plan, the City’s Cycling and Pedestrian plans have many shovel or design ready active transportation projects ready to go, they simply lack funding support. As all levels…