Alexander Skate Park 2 Design Concepts Presentation
Alexander Skate Park 2 Design Concepts Presentation
Thursday, January 13, 2022, at 07:00 PM [Online]
Read more2021-12-21 Ward 1 Newsletter
This edition of the Ward 1 newsletter includes:
- COVID-19 Vaccinations
- Hamilton Paramedic Services Request
- Dundurn Park Path Access
- Alexander Skate Park
- Councillor Q&A
- Beulah Park ReOpens
- Call for Artists: Locke Street Marker Public Art Project
- Events - Winter Windows Walks Continue
2021-12-06 Ward 1 Newsletter
This edition of the Ward 1 newsletter includes:
- Encampments and Institutional Responsibility: A Letter to Ward 1 Residents
- Victoria Park Survey Open until December 10 - Spray Pad and Sun Shelter 2 Design Concept
- HAAA Renewal Plan - Final Design Concept
- McMaster University Hosted Community Meeting: Unsanctioned "Fake Homecoming" event
- Call for Artists: Locke Street Marker Public Art Project
- Mother Goose Winter Market Fundraiser
- In case you missed it
- Events
Encampments and Institutional Responsibility: A Letter to Ward 1 Residents
Dear residents of Ward 1
In a previous letter to Ward 1 residents, I set out my position on the City’s abrupt decision to end the encampment protocol: https://www.maureenwilson.ca/encampments0921. The protocol was an agreement arrived at by the City of Hamilton and various health, housing and justice agencies to guide the municipality’s response to encampments. It was a housing-first approach. It set a time limit of fourteen days for tents to be in a City park and placed a cap on the number of tents permitted in any one place. It assessed the mental acuity of encamped persons. It also prohibited encampments in certain places such as near schools. I regret that City staff were not able to meet with their protocol partners to negotiate any amendments considered necessary before being instructed to terminate the agreement. As a result of Council’s decision, the Hamilton Police Service has been formally inserted into the City’s response to homelessness.
Read moreHAAA Renewal Plan - Final Design Concept
View the final design concepts presented to residents, review the presentation, and then tell us what you think?
Read moreVictoria Park - Spray Pad and Sun Shelter 2 Design Concepts Ready
Victoria Park needs you!
View the two design concepts presented to residents, review the presentation, and then tell us what you think?
Read more2021-11-15 Ward 1 Newsletter
This edition of the Ward 1 newsletter includes:
- How Hamilton Will Grow. GRIDS2 and the Municipal Comprehensive Review Debate This Friday
- Upcoming online presentations
- HAAA Renewal Public Information Centre 3 - FINAL DESIGN CONCEPT
- Victoria Park - Spray Pad and Sun Shelter - DESIGN CONCEPTS CONSULTATION
- Alexander Park Community Hub Survey
- Call for Artists: Locke Street Marker Public Art Project
- Beulah Park playground life cycle renewal begins November 12
- Temporary Road Closure: Strathcona North
- Ward 1 Native Tree Tour and more
- Hamilton Harbour Waterfront Trail Geotechnical Work as of November 15
- Changes to Curbside Leaf and Yard Waste Collection Schedule
- Mini Hydrant Installation
- In case you missed it
- Events
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HAAA Renewal Online Meeting 3 - Final Design
Join us November 18th at 7:30 PM or November 20th at 10:00 AM
Read moreCity of Hamilton Ward 5 Selection Process & Outcome
Dear Ward 1 residents
The purpose of this post is to account for my vote this past Friday, November 12, 2021, at a special meeting of Hamilton City Council to fill the ward 5 seat left vacant with the election of Chad Collins as a federal Liberal MP for Hamilton East- Stoney Creek. Mr Collins served as ward 5 Hamilton City Councillor for 26 years (1995-2021).
Read morePearl-Kent Bike Boulevard Pilot Project
What is a Bicycle Boulevard?
Also known as “slow streets,” “quiet streets,” or “neighbourhood greenways,” bicycle boulevards are low volume streets that offer an opportunity to improve corridor safety by calming vehicular traffic for people living in the area, including people walking and cycling while improving the livability of the neighbourhood.
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