Tag Archives: Development Issues

Lone Star Plaza meeting with Riley Brockington in park

Posted on July 21, 2022 by FHACA-board

Susan Paul informs us that there will be another meeting with Riley Brockington, this time in Lexington park…at Fisher/Malibu. Bring a chair.  Monday July 25 at 7pm, yes that is July 25. He will respond to stuff brought up in … Continue reading →

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Open house 1509 Merivale Road mid rise proposal – February 24, 2022

Posted on February 17, 2022 by FHACA-board

As you are likely aware, the Ottawa official plan has been approved by City council. It is now on the (provincial) Minister’s desk and community organisations are approaching the minsite with further changes. The plans means that over the next … Continue reading →

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Draft Official Plan might effect Fisher Heights too

Posted on January 29, 2021 by FHACA-board

Fisher Heights residents Corey Peabody dove head first into the official plan and sent us some feedback. Note this is a combination of cut and paste from several on line documents as well as some of her own comments crafted … Continue reading →

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Ottawa Islamic School Expansion Begins

Posted on November 24, 2014 by Shane Francescut

(Updated December 4, 2014) The Ottawa Islamic School officially launched its building expansion on Monday Nov. 3 with a brief ceremony. In attendance representing the Association were Bob McCaw and Doug Yonson. The construction involves an extension to the main two-storey wing … Continue reading →

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Is Intensification A Sound Investment?

Posted on October 23, 2014 by Shane Francescut

Whether we like it or not, the city is growing. The question is, what is the most efficient and seamless method for that growth? The City of Ottawa seems to believe that the answer lies in the intensification of our existing … Continue reading →

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