Tag: development
On Thursday, Nov. 21, 2019, Paige Agnew, Director of Planning, Building & Licensing Services for the City of Kingston, and Brent Toderian, an urban planning consultant working with the …
There wasn’t an empty seat in the public gallery at Council Chambers last night as Paige Agnew, Director of Planning, Building & Licensing Services and Brent Toderian, an urban …
Kingston City Council held meeting number 28-2019 (Agenda) on Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2019. The meeting was shorter than most in recent memory, though council did re-approve the Kingston East …
Updated information has been revealed about the development being proposed by Jay Patry Enterprises Inc. on the site of the former Davis Tannery at the corner of River and …
After the provincial planning appeal body rejected the second high rise development project in the city’s downtown core this year, Kingston Mayor Bryan Paterson is pointing to creating policy …
Residents with an interest in how the City of Kingston grows and intensifies should register now for one of the upcoming ‘Density by Design’ information sessions hosted by the …
On Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2018, members of the new Kingston City Council took their seats around the horseshoe for their first official meeting. While much of the meeting consisted …
The day before the nominations closed for Kingston 2018 municipal election, Rob Matheson filed his papers declaring his candidacy for mayor. A former city councillor (Loyalist-Cataraqui District, 2006 to …
“You have some of the worst architecture on a waterfront that I have ever seen. And I have seen waterfronts all over the world.” — Brent Toderian You might …
Tomorrow, Wednesday, January 17th 2018, Kingston City Council is holding a special Town Hall at Memorial Hall from 6pm-11pm. Residents are invited to attend and learn more about growth …
In a few short weeks the ball will drop as we clink glasses and usher in another new year. As we look back on the year that was, how …
Kingston’s Official Plan is a masterpiece of detailed input, endless discussion, public and professional consultation, countless amendments and patient editing. Each time they were asked for input, Kingstonians responded …
