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- A brief history of Third Crossing
- Updates on preliminary design and business plan phases
- An overview of results from public survey and how those results were used
- We will also be listening to and gathering your ideas and feedback
Find out more about the Third Crossing project.
The City is hosting an open house and consultation session to gather feedback from the community regarding the redevelopment of 671 Brock St.
Staff will be on hand to discuss the redevelopment of the site and the broader redevelopment process. Interested members of the public are invited to review and offer feedback on project poster boards and discuss the project with City staff.
Presentation will take place at 7 p.m.
Learn to help create a Low Carbon Economy at the free Opportunities in a Low Carbon Economy networking and speakers event at St. Lawrence College.
It’s time to zone in! Before the first draft of the city-wide Zoning Bylaw is released, we are holding Zoning 101 – information sessions to offer you the zoning bylaw basics.
You may know that zoning bylaws have something to do with building – but what exactly do they regulate and who do they affect?
Come get a better understanding of:
- what zoning bylaws do and do not regulate
- the legislation that allows municipalities to pass zoning bylaws
- how applications for a zoning bylaw amendments are reviewed
- the meaning of various sections of a zoning bylaw
To register, email NewZBL@cityofkingston.ca with your preferred time. Seating is limited, so register early.You will receive an email confirmation with further details and instructions.
It’s time to zone in! Before the first draft of the city-wide Zoning Bylaw is released, we are holding Zoning 101 – information sessions to offer you the zoning bylaw basics.
You may know that zoning bylaws have something to do with building – but what exactly do they regulate and who do they affect?
Come get a better understanding of:
- what zoning bylaws do and do not regulate
- the legislation that allows municipalities to pass zoning bylaws
- how applications for a zoning bylaw amendments are reviewed
- the meaning of various sections of a zoning bylaw
To register, email NewZBL@cityofkingston.ca with your preferred time. Seating is limited, so register early. You will receive an email confirmation with further details and instructions.
Four design teams will be on hand to lead discussions.
Registration is required. Please email portsmouthvisioning@planpart.ca to confirm your attendance at one of the charrettes.
Find out more about the project.
Four design teams will be on hand to lead discussions.
Registration is required. Please email portsmouthvisioning@planpart.ca to confirm your attendance at one of the charrettes.
Find out more about the project.
Limited space is available between 9:30 a.m. and noon to meet with a member of the consulting team to discuss specific areas of interest such as: heritage, boating, and so on.
Registration is required. Please contact the consultants via email at portsmouthvisioning@planpart.ca
Find out more about the project.
Drop in between to review eight concepts generated from the October 12 sessions and to review the consulting team's synthesis of the eight plans to three to four plans that will be moved forward for more detailed analysis.
Find out more about the project.
The City’s community emergency management coordinator will help you prepare your business to face emergencies. Register to participate at http://www.kingstonchamber.ca/. (Chamber members pay $25 and non-members pay $45 plus HST.)
All those interested in learning about the Official Plan and proposed revisions are welcome to attend the open house. Staff will offer an overview of proposed revisions and respond to questions.
The first draft of the new City-wide Zoning Bylaw will be presented at this open house. There will be an informal opportunity to review key topics and preview the sections, along with a formal presentation explaining the background work that was done to complete the first draft, how to navigate the bylaw, where to find information and how to be engaged in the project.