I am excited to share that City Council has approved the RCMP’s application to amendment zoning and land designations at its 1426 St. Joseph Boulevard site to allow for future potential job growth, while also lessening impacts on the site’s forested Core Natural Area. Today, Council approved the amendments, enabling the RCMP to align with…
At the December 4, 2019 Transportation Committee meeting, the City of Ottawa launched the Transportation Master Plan Update. This document is the roadmap for the planning and operation of the City’s walking, cycling, transit, and road networks for the next several decades. Residents will have the opportunity to review the plan, and provide feedback through the…
I wanted to provide you with an update on the rezoning and site plan application, D02-02-19-0060, commonly referred to as the Lépine development. Through hundreds of emails and during my town hall in August, the community made absolutely clear that it is not supportive of this application. The City’s planner has since relayed these concerns…
Recently, the Groupe Lépine proposed a development for 3490 and 3484 Innes Road. This project would bring a level of density to Innes Road that is unprecedented in the area and would be a significant change to the existing design of the neighborhood. While I recognize that rental accommodations geared towards older adults are needed…
Recently, the Groupe Lépine proposed a development for 3490 and 3484 Innes Road. This project would bring a level of density to Innes Road that is unprecedented in the area and would be a significant change to the existing design of the neighborhood. While I recognize that rental accommodations geared towards older adults are needed…
The City has received an application to rezone 3484 and 3490 Innes Road, situated on the south side of Innes Road and east of Pagé Road, on land that was formerly known as the Golf Land. The land is currently zoned Development Reserve and the application is to have the land rezoned as Arterial Mainstreet,…
Today, Ottawa city council voted on a motion to revoke the heritage designation for the Chateau Laurier’s extension. I share the intent behind the motion, the planned rear addition by the owners of the Chateau Laurier is atrocious. It is the 5th design, each one a marginal improvement, yet completely tone-deaf to the concerns raised…
I join with some of my fellow councillors, Glen Gower, Matt Luloff and Jenna Sudds in asking the Chateau Laurier’s owners to hear the concerns of Ottawa City Council and Ottawa residents.