Battles between city hall and Eugene Melnyk overshadow the good he did for Ottawa, Mayor Watson says
"The philanthropic work that he did touched the city."
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"The philanthropic work that he did touched the city."
Dream LeBreton, a group led by Dream real estate company, which is overseeing the nearby Zibi development, has won the chance to redevelop the so-called ‘library parcel’ of land west of downtown.
Article content It will cost about $100,000 for work supporting a new bylaw that will keep developers paying for community benefits in exchange for pursuing big projects. The city needs to have a community benefits charge bylaw in place under provincial changes to how funds are collected and used by the municipality. If the city doesn’t have a bylaw in time for fall 2022, it won’t be able to enjoy similar “density bonusing” under the outgoing system until it has a bylaw in place. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or City needs to spend $100...