How will you access future LRT stations in our area – Lincoln Fields, Queensview, and Pinecrest? Will the new paths allow you to get where you need to go? Are they well placed? Do they need improvements? Your access to future LRT stations is the central question to be answered by the Connectivity Enhancement Study … Continue reading Connectivity review: Speak up about your route to the LRT & Update on Berms
Upcoming consultation: Stage 2 O-Train West Connectivity Enhancement Study
As you may be aware, the City of Ottawa is undergoing a Connectivity Enhancement Study (click to view) for all Stage 2 LRT stations. This study will answer questions such as how you will access each station and ask you whether you feel the new paths and connections will allow you to get where you … Continue reading Upcoming consultation: Stage 2 O-Train West Connectivity Enhancement Study
Update on LRT work in Connaught Park (noise bylaw exception)
We are sharing, on behalf of Coun. Kavanagh's office, the following update on LRT work in Connaught Park. We hope it provides some clarification on the noise this past evening and some clarity on when it might re-occur. If you have any concerns with this work please contact the Stage 2 LRT team directly and … Continue reading Update on LRT work in Connaught Park (noise bylaw exception)
You’re invited: Neighbourhood safety chat with Const. Kostuch
Councillor Kavanagh invites you to join her and Constable Jeff Kostuch for a discussion on Neighbourhood safety on June 3rd. The discussion will take place on Zoom, to receive a link to the meeting you must complete this form: https://www.baywardbulletin.ca/neighbourhood-safety-chat-with-const-kostuch/
Update on Connaught Park: Your Feedback and Start of Construction
Your feedback is instrumental We would like to thank the over 30 individuals who included us on their emails while participating in the Connaught Park landscaping plan consultation. In addition, we're aware of many more individuals who took the time to provide thoughtful and meaningful input on this important project. We continue to work with … Continue reading Update on Connaught Park: Your Feedback and Start of Construction
Update on Berms and LRT in Connaught Park: Deadline extended to April 20
We would like to share that you have a few more days to take a look at plans for berms in Connaught Park and send in your thoughts. The deadline was extended to April 20, after your association asked for more time. Thanks to those who have already spoken up. More voices will help get … Continue reading Update on Berms and LRT in Connaught Park: Deadline extended to April 20
Act now, April 15 deadline – Public consultation on Berms and LRT through QTN
We just learned that public input for the proposed berms between the Connaught Park LRT fly-over and QTN community has been opened for feedback. You can participate by visiting www.connaughtpinecrest.ca - note that the consultation closes on April 15, one week from today. We are asking you to show that QTN residents care about what … Continue reading Act now, April 15 deadline – Public consultation on Berms and LRT through QTN
Notice on COVID-19 – Sources of information & Ottawa Police
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Updates on LRT Phase 2 through QTN
Your community association planned to host a public meeting so you could ask questions about LRT 2. We can’t do that because of COVID-19 however, we are working to find other ways to help ensure your questions are answered. Below are key points from a video briefing which 2 members of the board could attend … Continue reading Updates on LRT Phase 2 through QTN
City of Ottawa Update: Key Messages
As the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to develop, we would like to thank everyone for continuing to practice physical distancing as well as for supporting your friends, family, and neighbours during this unprecedented period. Walking through the neighbourhood to smiles, waves, signs, and much more is exactly how we remain connected, display our resilience, … Continue reading City of Ottawa Update: Key Messages