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Over the next week across the City’s social media channels, we will be celebrating Kingston heritage in various forms such as cultural, natural, architectural, archeological and collections. Join the City as we commemorate and honour Kingston’s rich and diverse heritage during Ontario’s Heritage Week from February 21 to 27.  This week is an opportunity for us to reflect on how our...
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Through Provincial Bill 13, the Supporting People and Businesses Act, 2021, the government of Ontario recently amended the Planning Act to give municipal councils flexibility to delegate certain planning decisions. Council can now choose to delegate the following planning decisions to a committee of Council or to staff: Temporary use bylaws (bylaws authorizing the temporary use of land or...
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Last week, the City received some extremely important news from the Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT), the Province’s appeal body for land use decisions. The OLT approved the official plan and rezoning bylaw amendments recommended by the City for the Homestead Land Holdings project at 182 Ontario Street, 18 Queen Street and 51-57 Queen Street downtown, commonly referred to as the North Block. This...
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Internationally recognized urbanist Brent Toderian has joined me as co-author of this blog post to highlight the critical and transformative work we have been collaborating on over the past year on the future of Kingston’s approach to managing parking. Brent Toderian is a city planning consultant with TODERIAN UrbanWORKS, an ongoing advisor to the City of Kingston on city planning and...
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Applications to amend the Official Plan and Zoning Bylaw, along with a Draft Plan of Subdivision have recently been received by staff in the Planning Services Department for the property municipally known as 40 Sir John A MacDonald Blvd. The property is bordered by Union St. to the north, Sir John A. MacDonald Blvd. to the east, King Street to the south and Portsmouth Village and the Harbour to...
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Paige Agnew
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