by Saira Peesker SPECIAL TO THE REVIEW The Community Node Secondary Plan will guide land-use planning in Waterdown. – Screenshot • Google Maps The City of Hamilton is working on a detailed land-use plan for central Waterdown, and wants residents to help create a unified vision for the area’s future. The Waterdown Community Node secondary… Read More
Traffic a big issue as city studies transportation in Waterdown
by Saira Peesker SPECIAL TO THE REVIEW The city is conducting the Waterdown Community Transportation Management Study and is calling on residents to have their say. – HSR/Twitter City officials say traffic and road safety are two of the biggest issues they’ve heard about from Waterdown residents, as they embark on a study of the… Read More
‘It means everything to us’: Habitat for Humanity hands over keys to Waterdown families
by Julia Lovett Flamborough Review The Ross family, including Anita and Mike and two of their three children, Dylan, 14, and Cody, 12, receive the keys to their new home Aug. 23. – Julia Lovett-Squires/Torstar Adam Nesbitt, president of Mikmada Homes hands Irene and Francis Pang the keys to their brand new home in Waterdown… Read More
Flamborough Review Column by Councillor Partridge: Learn about Waterdown development project plans at upcoming meetings
by Ward 15 Coun. Judi Partridge, Flamborough Review Ward 15 Coun. Judi Partridge – Judi Partridge photo Welcome to another beautiful month of August. On Aug. 19, Fortinos will host a public meeting which will be held at the Waterdown legion from 7 to 8 p.m., to unveil the exciting expansion plans for the Waterdown… Read More
Aug. 19 meeting to give a look at Waterdown Fortinos expansion
by Saira Peesker SPECIAL TO THE REVIEW An expansion is set for Fortinos in Waterdown. The supermarket is currently 37,000 square feet. The expansion will see it grow to 25,000 square feet. The store will expand into the existing plaza on Hamilton Street North. – Condor Properties rendering Artisan breads at the new Pane Fresco… Read More
Flamborough E-NEWS August 2019 Issue #97
Welcome to another beautiful month of August and ENEWS. The Waterdown Dairy Queen is holding their annual Blizzard Day Fundraiser on Thursday August 8 – fun for the whole family! Thank you to Jayne Scala and the DQ team. There are two important public meetings coming up this August/September. A proposed expansion to the Waterdown… Read More
Waterdown Memorial Park Public Art Project
The City of Hamilton is seeking Artists and Artist-Led Teams to submit proposals for a permanent Public Art work(s) to be sited in Waterdown Memorial Park, on the corner of Parkside Drive and Hamilton Street. Artists will be asked to propose art works that reflect the Project Goal, “That the proposed Public Art work(s) enhance… Read More
Whistleblower / Fraud and Waste Hotline
A Whistleblower/Fraud and Waste hotline has been launched for everyone to be able to report suspected fraud, waste or wrong doing involving taxpayer’s money and city resources, which was moved by myself and unanimously supported. It is a confidential and anonymous service available 24/7, and is independently operated by a third party. Fraud & Waste… Read More
Waterdown Village Built Heritage Inventory and Community Node Cultural Heritage Review
A new Secondary Plan study to determine development in Waterdown is underway and gives residents the opportunity to provide input on development you want to see in our Waterdown Core. It also provides protection for heritage properties. The former Town of Flamborough allowed the seven storey building on John Street and ten storey building on… Read More
Public Meeting September 23 – Proposed iConnect Development
There is a new Live, Work, Play residential, healthcare and seniors housing development proposed for the Clappison Power Centre, which will be presented at a public meeting on Monday September 23, from 6:00pm – 8:00pm at the Hamilton Technology Centre, 7 Innovation Drive, Waterdown (Across from Harry Howell). Councillor Partridge, Hamilton City Planning staff and… Read More