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Hopewell Development has lands on the southeast quadrant of Highway 6 and Airport Road in the City of Hamilton under contract to purchase.

These lands are designated for employment/airport supportive uses and zoned accordingly. We are in the midst of the application review process with staff as there is an official plan amendment, minor rezoning to add warehouse uses, and a plan of subdivision. This process was initiated by the current owner of the property and we are stepping into their shoes and taking over the process.

A copy of our conceptual site plan was previously emailed to the Councillor for information. This is the type of development that Hopewell specializes in across Canada and now into three US states supporting distribution, e-commerce, showroom retail, light manufacturing uses, etc.

We will be assisting Interac with engaging with the City of Hamilton regarding transit payments modernization.

Fair access and the safe use of all fireworks through education, advocacy with regulators and member compliance.

Fair access and the safe use of all fireworks through education, advocacy with regulators and member compliance.

Providing senior staff, councilors, and Mayor with information on Enbridge Gas projects and activities in the city of Hamilton.

Hamilton LRT

Discussion regarding planned updates to the City of Hamilton’s growth management strategy as part of GRIDS 2.

Discussion regarding planned updates to the City of Hamilton’s growth management strategy as part of GRIDS 2.

meeting to discuss climate change / environment as part of mcmaster medical student delegation

Providing senior staff with information on Enbridge Gas projects and activities in the City of Hamilton.

Discussion of Hamilton grant programs, affordable housing initiatives, property standards issues, and local tenant issues

Discussion of Hamilton grant programs, affordable housing initiatives, property standards issues, and local tenant issues

To meet with council members to discuss waste design standards and how it relates to city wide intensification policy.

The GRIDS Official Plan review to accommodate an additional 230,000 people in Hamilton by 2051.

The GRIDS Official Plan review to accommodate an additional 230,000 people in Hamilton by 2051.

The GRIDS Official Plan review to accommodate an additional 230,000 people in Hamilton by 2051.

The Hamilton Conservation Authority is consulting on a Natural Heritage Biodiversity Offsetting policy. Offsetting policies have been successfully implemented in multiple jurisdictions across North America and Europe. Adjacent Conservation Authorities have also implemented offsetting policies and the provincial government has an offsetting policy in place through the overall benefit permitting process for species at risk and is consulting on a wetlands offsetting policy. The WE HBA supports a local offsetting policy for the HCA provided it does not conflict with or duplicate any provincial offsetting policy and remains within the scope of conservation authority powers under the amended Conservation Authorities Act.

Concerning an existing build project on Sherman avenue and building permits.

Review of hydronic additive (EndoTherm) as potential ECM for buildings owned and operated by the City of Hamilton. EndoTherm (which is supported by rebates in BC, US, UK & Ireland) is proven to reduce HVAC consumption of closed loop boiler systems by up to 15%.

Proof of concept pilots have been run by Regional District of Waterloo, QuadReal, Minto Properties, Drewlo Holdings to name a few

Full pilot protocol as proof of concept available.

Construction and Permanent Dewatering as Sewer Use Bylaw. WE HBA is concerned that the implications of proposed changes will have a significant impact on the design and costs associated with developments.