This week’s topics:
- Paving scam – Get it in writing.
Continue reading “Neighbourhood Watch Bulletin for 2017-07-17”
This week’s topics:
Continue reading “Neighbourhood Watch Bulletin for 2017-07-17”
From: Debra Huron <debra@debrahuron.com>
Subject: Trees in the neighbourhood and BIG TREES website
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2017 10:53:59 -0400
The most recent edition of the Kitchissippi Times featured an article about Neighbourwoods, which is a tree mapping project that began last summer in Champlain Park. Written by Andrea Prazmowski, it includes interviews with Catherine Shearer of Cowley Ave. and Daniel Buckles of Daniel Ave.
Another article in the same edition was written by Daniel Buckles and is titled How Can I Protect Trees in my Neighbourhood?
The ward-wide group that has taken on protection of mature trees now has a home one the web with a new website for BIG TREES of Kitchissippi. The same group is also active on Facebook.
Continue reading “Trees in the Neighbourhood and BIG TREES Website”
This week’s topics (and a couple of other things afterwards):
Continue reading “Neighbourhood Watch Bulletin for 2017-07-10”
From: Woods, Kayla <Kayla.Woods@ottawa.ca>
Sent: Tue, Jul 4, 2017 4:04 pm
Subject: Property Standards By-law Review
La version française suit
Good Afternoon,
This is to advise you about the City of Ottawa’s Property Standards By-law Review, which just recently began.
A comprehensive review of the Property Standards By-law was completed in 2013 and resulted in a new and updated by-law. However, a few additional issues were raised as part of the By-law Review Strategy approved by Council in 2015. This review therefore focuses on those issues which include:
Just a reminder (previously mentioned) to cut down on losses from theft from vehicles, don’t leave valuables inside.
Originally from https://ottawanw.com/2017/07/04/crime-alert-theft-from-vehicle/
That post also mentions holding on to garage door openers. I assume that is to stop the thief from stealing your car, driving to your house, and opening the garage door.
– Alex
This is a continuation of the proposal mentioned in the 240 Carleton meeting announcement.
Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2017 21:17:48 -0400
From: CoChair1
Please see the following link to the Com of Adj agenda for this proposal:
http://app05.ottawa.ca/sirepub/mtgviewer.aspx?meetid=7184&doctype=AGENDA
Continue reading “240 Carleton at Committee of Adjustment – July 5”
From: Charles, Leslie <leslie.charles@ottawa.ca>
Sent: Tue, Jun 27, 2017 2:52 pm
Subject: PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS RE FORMALIZING GUIDELINES FOR SNOW PLOW DRIVEWAY MARKERS/BALISES D’ENTRÉE POUR LE DÉNEIGEMENT
PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS RE FORMALIZING GUIDELINES FOR SNOW PLOW DRIVEWAY MARKERS
The City is formalizing current guidelines for snow plow driveway markers and is seeking feedback.
Background
Markers used by private snow plow contractors to identify their customers’ driveways are prohibited by various Ottawa by-laws. However, a pilot program has been in place during recent winters to allow them on a trial basis, subject to specific guidelines.
The guidelines (detailed below) are primarily intended to standardize the use, locations and appearance of these markers, protect residents and the City’s snow clearing and removal equipment from unsafe installations, and minimize disruptions to neighbourhoods. They are communicated to snow plow contractors when they apply for or renew their annual business licenses.
Continue reading “Consultation on Guidelines for Snow Plow Driveway Markers”
Subject: #OC150 Award – Celebrating our Community Leadership on Canada’s 150th!
Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2017 19:07:24 +0000
From: Yasir Naqvi, MPP (Constituency Office) <ynaqvi.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org>
This week’s topics:
Continue reading “Neighbourhood Watch Bulletin for 2017-06-26”
Seen in councillor Jeff Leiper’s Kitchissippi Ward Newsletter #100:
We are finally in a position to begin closing off the portion of Pontiac between Cowley and Carleton to car traffic after months of discussions with the City. Sometime in early July, planters will go in to block off the road and we’ll work with the NCC to bring down their fence quickly after to join the NCC and City parks. It’s still uncertain when we can de-pave the stretch, and we’re working with the community association on that, as well as some parking restrictions in the area to deal with Tunney’s Pasture parkers.