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  • July Delegation on 70-80 Woodridge

    Communications

    September 27, 2024
    Transportation, Transit and Infrastructure
    July Delegation on 70-80 Woodridge

    The Crystal Beach Lakeview Community Association sent a delegation to the July 3 meeting of the Planning and Housing Committee to speak about Ferguslea’s application to amend the Official Plan and break the zoning bylaw to build two towers at 70-80 Woodridge Crescent.

    The meeting is here and the 70-80 Woodridge Crescent part starts around the approximately 1:28 with the CBLCA delegation beginning around 1:41.

    Purpose of the delegation

    The intention was not to stop the project; Bayshore is a transit hub and stopping intensification there is not an option. Rather, the idea was to remind the committee of broader issues related to this development. We had the following questions:

    1. What is the long-term plan to provide adequate parks and greenspace throughout Ottawa as it intensifies, especially in the Outer Urban transect?
    2. Are we paying attention to the Official Plan’s Schedule 13 (Scenic Routes)?
    3. Are we confident in our technical decisions regarding:
      a) Geology
      b) Stormwater management
      c) Transportation
    4. Will we have a coordinated plan for future development around Carling and Bayshore or just keep adding towers piecemeal?

    CBLCA’s comments are here.
    (A quick shout-out to Councillor Kavanagh for asking a question that allowed the speaker to finish the speech!)
    The proposal passed. It is not known when construction will begin.

    City of Ottawa, development, TIP Transportation Infrastructure and Planning, Woodridge Crescent
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