In response to your questions, please note the following. 1. Total Size of the Park? Future Residential = 1.38 acres – note: this is a small residential block (block 1) which is to be sold and conveyed to Carson Reid. Carson Reid has a townhouse block abutting this parcel to the north in the Kortright […]
The following article appeared in the October 29 edition of the Ontarion: Ray Mitchell is working less than he did when he was operating the Family Thrift Store. The owner of Dis-a-Ray, an antique store sandwiched between the Cornerstone and Ouderkirk and Taylor on Wyndham St., did say his new business was also doing quite […]
As per the attached letter MNR District Office is indicating that City could proceed with servicing work in two of the four areas in the HCBP that we have proposed to MNR for interim construction. Please see the Map in the attachment for the location of these areas. We plan to commence contruction work first […]
The City of Guelph will celebrate the start of construction for the Hanlon Creek Business Park on Thursday, October 29. Mayor Farbridge, along with project partners Belmont Equity and Cooper Construction, will be joined by Frank Valeriote, Member of Parliament for Guelph for a sod turning ceremony at the business park.
Based on the minutes from the Resident Group meeting on Friday September 25, 2009 and the staff response provided on October 5, 2009, the applicant for 15 Carere Crescent has requested that I advise you that they will be proceeding with a revised site plan application and minor variances for the subject property.
Please find attached Ferndale Park Master Plan as requested. I will be able to send the report on Oct 15 when it will be released to public. Just wondering if you had a chance to visit recently reconstructed Waverley Park. Here are some pictures of new Splash Pad. Staff Ferndale Park_Master Plan
As a long time resident of Guelph and almost seven (7) year resident of the south end, I am disturbed with the infill development proposal for the property at 146 Downey Road.
Neighbourhood residents need to be involved in the planning of this development to ensure quality and consistency.
All three versions of the proposed development are inconsistent with our existing Kortright Hills neighborhood in density, height and visual design.
I am a resident of the Kortright Hills community and I am writing to you in regards to the concerns I have over the proposed development of Downey 146.