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 Jan 24, 2011The Community Planning Committee held a public meeting to begin discussions on a proposed land use redesignation on the north side of 5 Avenue at 12 Street. Read the CPC’s letter to IBI here: IBI Land Use Redesignation Public Review Letter – 23 Jan., 2011 Another public meeting on the redesignation will be held in the near future, perhaps as early as January 31. Check back often for updates. Written by HSCA Planning Coordinator |
 : Planning & Development News |  : cpc, Planning Updates |  Leave your comment Oct 20, 2010The Community Planning Committee reviewed the latest plans for the St. John’s Church site development. The CPC’s submission to the City is here: HSCA CPC St. John’s DP Letter Review – 12 Oct, 2010 Oct 13, 2010HSCA Community Planning Committee Pre-Development Permit Application Review Battistella Developments Proposal – 1037 2 Avenue NW Here is the CPC Review Letter – Battistella Developents Proposal at 1037 2 Avenue NW, 5 Oct 2010 (PDF) Note: Members of the public who attended the Public Open House on 16 September 2010 are encouraged to submit their feedback directly to the landowner-developer: Battistella Developments Attn: Mr. Paul Battistella If you have any questions for the HSCA Community Planning Committee, please contact David White at hscaplanningcommittee@gmail.com Written by Webmaster |
: Planning & Development News | : cpc, open house, Planning Updates | Leave your comment Sep 12, 2010Update from The City of Calgary: This summer, City of Calgary Transportation consulted with residents of Hillhurst-Sunnyside regarding pedestrian crossing options for Memorial Dr. The main objective of this consultation was to establish one pedestrian crossing that is safe, and provides appropriate connectivity between the community and the pathway system close to the Peace Bridge. The Transportation department determined that a pedestrian crossing at either 7 St or 8 St N.W. fulfills these criteria. As part of the engagement exercise, The City sought community input on whether the pedestrian crossing should be left at 7 St or moved to 8 St N.W. The attached documents provide more information on the process, background provided to residents and an in-depth description of feedback. Of the 313 responses, 60% prefer the Memorial Drive pedestrian crossing to remain in place. Therefore, The City will maintain the existing pedestrian crossing at 7 St N.W. A new crossing at 8 St will not be installed.
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: HSCA Blog, Planning & Development News | : bow river, City of Calgary, memorial drive, peace bridge, pedestrians, transportation | Leave your comment Jul 8, 2010Note that the deadline is July 18, 2010. The feedback forms were mailed out to all residents in the community. Unfortunately mailboxes with ‘no junk mail’ signs did not receive them. If you did not receive your feedback package you can pick one up at the HSCA or go online to http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/pedestriancrossing. Jun 14, 2010The minutes from the meeting on June 10 are below. The next meeting is Thursday, July 22 at HSCA. May 3, 2010In the last week there was a lot of media coverage about the City installing a new set of traffic lights on Memorial Drive and 8th Street. For the record, the community (including the HSCA Board and Community Planning Committee) have not been consulted on this yet. David White, chair of the Community Planning Committee, and I were contacted by the department in charge of building the bridge. We have clearly expressed that the community is very much interested in working with the City to create and implement a decision that best meets the needs of our community (on this issue and for that matter on any issue that comes up in the future that affects our community). The City has agreed to meet with David and I this month to create a plan on how to best inform the community, in addition to having an opportunity to allow citizens in our community to solicit input on this issue. David Wilson Mar 24, 2010At the 22 March 2010 Regular Meeting of Council, Administration is brought forward a report on the results of an investigation and engagement with the community on the potential of secondary suites on narrow lots in Hillhurst/Sunnyside. The recommendation to Council is that Council receive the report as information only. For reference to both the summary and full report, please see click the follow links: City Staff Secondary Suites Report to Council (PDF, 48 KB) City Staff Summary Report to Council (PDF, 24 KB) |
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