Change is coming on Queensview Drive. It is both an opportunity and concern for residents of Queensway Terrace North (QTN). The QTN Planning Committee is taking early action to influence City plans for this area, instead of waiting to react to proposals by outside developers. City plans for Queensview Drive will become public in the … Continue reading Queensview Drive and QTN: Good Neighbors?
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We want your input: Lincoln Fields, Queensview, Local Paths and the Future of QTN
Queensview Drive and Lincoln Fields Surveys Big changes for future development on Queensview Drive and Lincoln Fields/Carling will be included in Ottawa’s new Official Plan, expected this fall. What happens on the south and north boundaries of QTN will have major impacts for residents living here. Higher density and mixed commercial/residential development are expected as … Continue reading We want your input: Lincoln Fields, Queensview, Local Paths and the Future of QTN
Connectivity review: Speak up about your route to the LRT & Update on Berms
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 December Meetings on QTN Issues (LRT, Lincoln Fields, Development)
QTN residents are grieving the loss of trees for the LRT project this week, some very old ones and many that had special meaning for residents. The QTN planning committee did not get advance notice of this, and when the information came, it was too late and inadequate to pursue any alternatives. We have voiced … Continue reading Upcoming December Meetings on QTN Issues (LRT, Lincoln Fields, Development)
Open House (Nov 20) on Storm Sewer Rehab Project Coming to QTN
If you use Alpine, Henley, Clarendon, Mossdale or Moncton Streets, you will be affected by plans to replace a major trunk storm sewer through our neighborhood in 2021. You can learn more about the design and provide your input at an open house next week. Lets plan ahead so there's no surprises. Take a minute … Continue reading Open House (Nov 20) on Storm Sewer Rehab Project Coming to QTN
Lincoln Fields: First Hearing of Interim Plans on August 7
Upcoming changes at Lincoln Fields mall will have impacts for residents of QTN. Some of the proposed changes require variances from relevant city rules. There will be a hearing on those before the Committee of Adjustment on August 7, 2019. The public meeting will be held at 6:30 pm in the Chambers, Ben Franklin Place, … Continue reading Lincoln Fields: First Hearing of Interim Plans on August 7
LRT Update: Oct 31, Deadline for Comments
EVERY VOICE COUNTS !!! Our QTN neighbourhood and Connaught park will be impacted by the LRT. Your voice needs to be heard before Oct 31, 2016 to be taken into account in the environmental assessment process. The City of Ottawa recently completed an Environmental Project Report (EPR) for the Confederation Line West LRT extension. This … Continue reading LRT Update: Oct 31, Deadline for Comments
LRT in QTN: Stage 2 Connectivity – Public Consultations
From the City of Ottawa: "As part of the LRT Stage 2 project – which extends the O-Train Confederation Line east and west, and Trillium Line farther south – The City of Ottawa has undertaken a Stage 2 Station Connectivity Study to ensure that community connections are preserved and enhanced along the expanded O-Train system. … Continue reading LRT in QTN: Stage 2 Connectivity – Public Consultations
LRT in QTN: What You Need to Know
The Confederation Line West extension is one of three environmental assessment studies currently underway as part of the Stage 2 rail (Ottawa.ca/stage2) package, which is the City's plan to add 19 new stations and 30 kilometres of rail farther east, west and south of the City. QTN is one of the communities involved in this … Continue reading LRT in QTN: What You Need to Know
Reduced Speed Limits in the Neighbourhood
Volunteers will be going door to door in the coming weeks to gather signatures for petitions to lower the speed limit to 40km/hr on certain streets. The support of 66% of residents of the entire street is required in order to lower the limit. Targeted streets include: Elmhurst, Clarenda, Alpine, Connaught, Tavistock and Pinewood. Additional … Continue reading Reduced Speed Limits in the Neighbourhood