EACA calls for fair investment of development revenuesEACA President Tom Szeredi published an OP-ED piece in the Ottawa Citizen calling on the municipal government to live up to its policy of "growth pays for growth."
"City processes for collecting and spending billions of dollars of development charges must be updated and improved to reflect the reality of new development or redevelopment within existing areas of the city." Click the image on the right to read the whole piece. |
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ENGAGE OTTAWA |
Want to have a say in your city? A new portal has been created to allow residents to easily connect with issues that they'd like to learn about and offer their opinions on. It's called "Engage Ottawa" and unlike most City of Ottawa webpages, this one is pretty easy to use. Click the link to see what you can engage in.
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Development Watch Page
There are a lot of high-rise residential projects in the works in and around the Elmvale Acres Shopping Centre, and some mid-rise projects along Smyth. Development projects such as these will have potential effects on traffic, parking, local infrastructure, and community aesthetics.
Elmvale residents need to BE INFORMED about development projects and SPEAK UP to ensure that all development -- big and small -- is sustainable and fits the character and functionality of our community.
Elmvale residents need to BE INFORMED about development projects and SPEAK UP to ensure that all development -- big and small -- is sustainable and fits the character and functionality of our community.
