Three statutory meetings in one day: Kearns pushing for 2030 Caroline to be an evening meeting

By Pepper Parr

October 9th, 2024

BURLINGTON, ON

 

November the 5th is going to be a busy day for those who have concerns about the developments taking place in their community.

Eight towers in a single development that will be constructed in phases

The Oval Court development has scheduled a Statutory meeting for 9:30 on the 5th and there is a Statutory meeting for the 2030 Caroline development scheduled for the same day.

The 2030 Caroline development is the last of three parts. The building on the north end was to be a six to eight story tower that is now a 28 story tower.

Ward 4 Councillor Lisa Kearns is pushing to have the 2030 Caroline meeting held in the evening – nothing final on that push

The Oval Court development is huge – eight towers to be developed in seven phases – it will become a construction site for as much as a decade.

The third Statutory meeting on November 5th is related to the Stonehedge development in ward 5.

Statutory Public Meeting and Recommendation Report
November 5, 2024; 9:30a.m.
Virtual Meeting held in hybrid model

Application for Draft Plan of Subdivision to create 12 lots/blocks, 10 lots to accommodate single detached dwellings, a block to accommodate 8 street townhomes and a block to create a private ownership roadway.

The Branthaven Oval Court development

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2 comments to Three statutory meetings in one day: Kearns pushing for 2030 Caroline to be an evening meeting

  • wayne sloan

    this is decades long issue in burlington that simply results from lack of engagement by residents … vanity projects …. and perhaps situations of conflict with municipal leaders.
    the problem is lack of resident engagement at council meetings or at election time.
    rapid urbanization leads to traffic congestion, inadequate public transportation, and strain on local infrastructure like water and waste management systems.
    new developments clash with the community’s history, architecture, and values.
    the “core” is already in distress.
    there needs to be collective action.
    former and current elected officials don’t engage or accept the opinions of citizens.
    sadly, only 28% of elilgible voters cast a ballot.
    hard to invoke change if nobody cares.

  • Graham

    And this is called planning?

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