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The City of Burlington is considering a renovation of historic Lowville School House.All members of the Lowville and surrounding community are invited to attend an informal open house to: Learn about the history and architecture of the Lowville School HouseView the proposed renovation plansShare stories, photographs or other information about the School HouseShare ideas for potential community uses of the building.Please join us with your ideas and your memories of the old School House.

Neighbourhood Meeting - 409 Brant Street proposed development Residents are invited to attend a neighbourhood meeting where you can learn more about this development proposal (409 Brant Street), ask questions and share your comments with City staff, the applicant and the Ward Councillor. Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendments for the property bounded by Brant, James, John Streets and the Elgin Promenade.This will allow a 24 storey mixed use building storey with 597 m2 of ground floor commercial, 227 residential units, a roof top amenity area and five (5) levels of underground parking (access from John Street) to be developed. For more information, VISIT

In May 2017, we heard from the community about what people value in the area, and in September 2017 we received community feedback on two draft concepts showing different options where future growth could be accommodated. With that feedback, a high-level preferred concept for the Burlington GO Mobility Hub was presented to the Planning and Development Committe of Council for consideration on Dec. 4, 2017. Please see the "Past Events" section of the Burlington GO Mobility Hub webpage for more information on the study process to-date. We've taken that input, along with information from ongoing technical studies, to produce a draft precinct plan for the Burlington GO Mobility Hub. The draft precinct plan will define a vision for areas within the Mobility Hub, to guide future development through the use of land such as residential and commerical, height, urban design considerations and more. We need to hear about what you like and don't like about the draft precinct plan. Your input is important and will be used to inform the development of the ultimate Area Specific Plan (secondary plan) for this area. Please join us to learn about how the area could grow and provide us with your feedback as we work towards a shared vision for the future of the Burlington GO Mobility Hub.

Please join us to review and share feedback about a draft precinct plan for the Aldershot GO Mobility Hub. Background In May 2017, we heard from the community about what people value in the area, and in September 2017 we received community feedback on two draft concepts showing different options where future growth could be accommodated. With that feedback, a high-level preferred concept for the Aldershot GO Mobility Hub was presented to the Planning and Development Committee of Council for consideration on Dec. 4, 2017. Please see the "Past Events" section of the Aldershot GO Mobility Hub webpage for more information on the study process to-date. We've taken that input, along with information from ongoing technical studies, to produce a draft precinct plan for the Aldershot GO Mobility Hub. The draft precinct plan will define a vision for areas within the Mobility Hub, to guide future development through the use of land such as residential and commercial, height, urban design considerations and more. Share Your Feedback We need to hear about what you like and don't like about the draft precinct plan. Your input is important and will be used to inform the development of the ultimate Area Specific Plan (secondary plan) for this area. Please join us to learn about how the area could grow and provide us with your feedback as we work towards a shared vision for the future of the Aldershot GO Mobility Hub.

You are invited to attend a statutory public meeting for a proposed development located at 484 - 490 Plains Rd East. The application proposes the development of two, nine-storey mixed use buildings and seven, four-storey stacked back-to-back townhouses. The two mixed use buildings would include: 998.5 m2 of commercial space at the street level, 283 residential units and one-storey of rooftop mechanical area and a rooftop amenity space. In the stacked back-to-back townhouses, three storeys of residential use are propsoed with one storey of rooftop mechanical area and a rooftop amenity space. Please note: The report presented to Burlington City Council at the May 8 statutory public meeting will provide an update to Council about this development proposal. A recommendation about the application will not be made at the meeting. If you wish to be notified about the meeting where the recommendation regarding this development proposal is made, please contact: Suzanne McInnes at 905-335-7600, ext. 7555 or suzanne.mcinnes@burlington.ca.

You are invited to attend a statutory public meeting about a development proposal for 1159 Bellview Cres. The proposed change includes the creation of five new lots for the construction of detached houses. Two of the lots will front on to Bellview Crescent and the remaining three will front on to a private condominium road. The proposed subdivision will connect to the draft approved subdivision to the east at 1167 Bellview Crescent. The subject lands are currently zoned Residential (R3.2), which permits single detached dwellings. Please note: This meeting will not include a recommendaton report from city staff to Burlington City Council. A recommendation report will be presented at a meeting of the Planning and Development Committee in the future. If you wish to be notified about the upcoming recommendation report, please submit a request to: Rebecca Lau at 905-335-7600, ext. 7860 or rebecca.lau@burlington.ca.

Please join us to review and provide feedback on a draft precinct plan for the Appleby GO Mobility Hub. Background In May 2017, we heard from the community about what people value in the area, and in October 2017 we received community feedback on two draft concepts showing different options where future growth could be accommodated. With that feedback, a high-level preferred concept for the Appleby GO Mobility Hub was presented to the Planning and Development Committee of Council for consideration on Dec. 4, 2017. Please see the "Past Events" section of the Appleby GO Mobility Hub webpage for more information on the study process to date. We've taken that input, along with information from ongoing technical studies, to produce a draft precinct plan for the Appleby GO Mobility Hub. The draft precinct plan will define a vision for areas within the Mobility Hub, to guide future development through the use of land such as residential and commerical, building height, urban design considerations and more. Share Your Feedback We need to hear about what you like and don't like about the draft precinct plan. Your input is important and will be used to inform the development of the ultimate Area Specific Plan (secondary plan) for this area. Please join us to learn about how the area could grow and provide us with your feedback as we work towards a shared vision for the future of the Appleby GO Mobility Hub.

You are invited to attend a public meeting to consider the recommendation report for the proposed development at 452/454 Locust Street and 1437/1445 Elgin Street (The Saxony) The proposed change includes a seven storey mixed-use building with a density of 240 units per hectare. The proposed seven storey building will contain commercial/office space on the ground floor fronting onto Locust Street, 60 residential units within sixth storeys, and one additional storey to accommodate a mechanical penthouse and rooftop amenity space. An additional technical storey is proposed to accommodate a stairway, receiving area and rooftop amenity space.

You are invited to attend a neighbourhood meeting to learn more about an application for a proposed development located at 2421-2431 New St. just west of Guelph Line, on the north side of New Street. The application requests Official Plan and Zoning Bylaw amendments to allow for the development of two, joined 11 storey residential buildings. Building One (west side of property) is proposed to be a 223 unit retirement residence. Building Two (east side of property) is proposed to be a 139 unit residential condominium.