Enclosure of Culligan Water Park to provide year-round aquatic services, expanding from 3 months to 12 months per year. It is anticipated that this initiative would add 0.75 aquatic
service capacity and could be implemented in the short to medium term based on cost and financing. This initiative supports additional community use but will not be able to accommodate any competitive use.
This could be an interesting move. If you’re wondering what it might look like, this video from the City of Guelph is super helpful: Automated Waste Collection
Alright, here’s an odd question. I’m hosting family for my son’s birthday, and he’s asked for hotdogs for lunch. We’ve got some foodies in the family, so I don’t want to skimp and just go with your typical Maple Leaf dogs.
I believe this is the first midrise proposed under the new Central Kingston Growth Plan. The building would be located at the corner of Johnson and Aberdeen, replacing three buildings (six total units) with a six-storey, 45-unit build. No commercial space is proposed (I don’t believe the new bylaw requires it in this location).
Enclosure of Culligan Water Park to provide year-round aquatic services, expanding from 3 months to 12 months per year. It is anticipated that this initiative would add 0.75 aquatic
service capacity and could be implemented in the short to medium term based on cost and financing. This initiative supports additional community use but will not be able to accommodate any competitive use.
This could be an interesting move. If you’re wondering what it might look like, this video from the City of Guelph is super helpful: Automated Waste Collection
Alright, here’s an odd question. I’m hosting family for my son’s birthday, and he’s asked for hotdogs for lunch. We’ve got some foodies in the family, so I don’t want to skimp and just go with your typical Maple Leaf dogs.
I believe this is the first midrise proposed under the new Central Kingston Growth Plan. The building would be located at the corner of Johnson and Aberdeen, replacing three buildings (six total units) with a six-storey, 45-unit build. No commercial space is proposed (I don’t believe the new bylaw requires it in this location).
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Kingston City Council to vote on enclosing Memorial Centre Aqua Park
Enclosure of Culligan Water Park to provide year-round aquatic services, expanding from 3 months to 12 months per year. It is anticipated that this initiative would add 0.75 aquatic service capacity and could be implemented in the short to medium term based on cost and financing. This initiative supports additional community use but will not be able to accommodate any competitive use.
City of Kingston looks to automate curbside garbage collection with standard carts (globalnews.ca)
This could be an interesting move. If you’re wondering what it might look like, this video from the City of Guelph is super helpful: Automated Waste Collection
Odd question: premium hotdogs?
Alright, here’s an odd question. I’m hosting family for my son’s birthday, and he’s asked for hotdogs for lunch. We’ve got some foodies in the family, so I don’t want to skimp and just go with your typical Maple Leaf dogs.
New six-storey build proposed at 390 Johnson
I believe this is the first midrise proposed under the new Central Kingston Growth Plan. The building would be located at the corner of Johnson and Aberdeen, replacing three buildings (six total units) with a six-storey, 45-unit build. No commercial space is proposed (I don’t believe the new bylaw requires it in this location).
Landmark Kingston bascule bridge set to be rebuilt (canada.constructconnect.com)