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Parkside Hills Park Development

Survey closed November 28, 2024. Survey results have been reviewed and posted. Parkside Hills is a proposed park located at 110 Nisbet Boulevard in Waterdown within Ward 15. It is bordered by Cole Street to the east, Nisbet Boulevard to the south, White Gates…

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Lake Pointe Park

- Pipeline Trail from Brampton Ave to Grace Ave Lake Pointe Park Development Review the results of the online survey and in-person PIC. Lake Pointe Park is an existing park in the Winona Park neighbourhood, located in Ward 10 at 60 Westhampton Way.

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Residential Zones Project

The City of Hamilton’s Comprehensive Zoning By-law No. 05-200 came into effect on May 25, 2005, and has been implemented in stages since then. This Zoning By-law applies to the entire City of Hamilton and is replacing the Zoning By-laws of the former…

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Pier 8 Block 16

Provide a design framework to promote the creation of a high-quality development of exceptional design on Block 16. Future development of this site should reflect the unique West Harbour context and create a landmark and visual anchor at Pier 8 that is…

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CHH Jamesville Redevelopment

The Jamesville redevelopment project is about building affordable, inclusive, sustainable housing, steps away from the West Harbour GO Station. The partnership between CityHousing Hamilton (CHH), Indwell and the Jamesville Redevelopment Limited Partnership, with the support of the City of Hamilton,…

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Site Plan Approval

A voluntary technical panel that will provide expert and impartial design advice and guidance to Planning staff on urban design matters of development within Design Priority Areas. Learn about the Design Review Panel A site plan approval is a required…

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Family Friendly Housing

We want your feedback in the Discussion Paper Actions. Your input will be used to develop recommendations on which actions should be pursued further. The Family-Friendly Housing project is a City of Hamilton initiative that is looking at ways to…

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Pleasantview Area Land Use Study

As a result of this decision: Any new development in the Pleasantview Area will now require a Development Permit from the Niagara Escarpment Commission unless exempt. Residents need to contact the Niagara Escarpment Commission with questions related to Development Permits.

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