A Community conversation held on Tuesday July 5th at 7pm, to discuss the high density zoning designation for the property located at 41-45 George Street. Click here to see the video, chat and transcript.
June 28 Ward 2 Update
Good evening Neighbour, I hope this update finds you well. We held our end of month Council meeting yesterday, so I’m reaching out today with an update on what happened in June and what Council is up to in July, 2022. July is a pretty busy month, as Council gets ready for a slower August and September in advance of the October 24, 2022 municipal elections. In case you haven’t had a chance to see who’s running for Council in […]
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Lawn watering allowed 7-9 a.m. and 7-9 p.m. on odd or even calendar dates by address number Guelph, Ont., June 24, 2022 – In response to recent hot, dry weather, the City is changing watering restrictions today, moving to level 1 yellow from a level 0 blue as part of the Outside Water Use Program. At level 1 yellow, lawn watering is restricted to 7-9 a.m. and 7-9 p.m.on odd or even calendar dates by address number—odd numbered houses can […]
Read MoreWard 2 Virtual Town Hall
Tuesday July 5 at 7pm To Discuss the High Density Zoning Designation for 41-45 George Street Thank you neighbours for joining a community conversation with Councillors Leanne Caron, James Gordon & Rodrigo Goller, to discuss the City’s Official Plan’s High Density Residential Zoning designation for the property located at 41-45 George Street, Guelph. See below for a copy of the written ‘Chat’ that was held during the video, as well as a copy of the automated transcript of this video: […]
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Twitter Updates from your Ward 2 Councillors
YOU WOULD MAKE AN AWESOME COUNCILLOR. 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾Wishing you all the best the @ugdsb families were well served by you https://twitter.com/LBusuttil/status/1544356402335989761
I’ve filed my papers to run as a Ward4 @cityofguelph Councillor. As a locally elected politician, 4 term @ugdsb trustee, it’s been my honour to serve students, families & communities. I will bring to this role my willingness to listen, advocate & seek solutions for residents.
@thatjamesgordon @Squarest_Root @orourke_ward6 Appreciate that you were able to make it given your busy schedule. We can make Guelph one of the best cities in the country if we listen to the dedicated volunteers on all our advisory committees.
My front yard rain garden ‘how it started, how it’s going’. One year in between photos. I’m so happy with how this turned out. My back is mad, but my heart is happy. #Guelph
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We were so encouraged to see @orourke_ward6 & @thatjamesgordon listening in on our accessibility advisory committee meeting yesterday. Thank you for taking an interest in the feedback of disabled individuals in Guelph! Hope to see you again some time, & other councillors too! 😊
We all just want to get to our destination safely whether we are walking, riding a bike, or driving. Let’s improve our road safety culture by respecting and protecting one another on Guelphs streets. https://twitter.com/cityofguelph/status/1541885490110103554
Clear the path to safety! All road users have a right to arrive safely to their destination. When turning into the Gordon/Wellington McDonald’s please ensure there’s space to queue without blocking the bike lane or sidewalk.
Here's what happened at yesterday's Council meeting, and what City Council is up to in July! I'm also highlighting the kickoff of our municipal Climate Change Adaptation Plan, and an invitation to work in the upcoming municipal election! https://mailchi.mp/d5008e73cec7/heres-what-city-council-is-up-to-in-july-2022