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All information in red has been updated as of Dec 4, 2011.

Mailing Address:  3065 Seneca Drive, Oakville, ON, L6L 1A8


For further details on any of the topics below see the "current issues" section.

Halton Region is proposing to triple the capacity of the Burloak Water Purification Plant (WPP). 

What happened to all the trees on 3047 Lakeshore Road? 

Construction has begun on Ashford Terrace (originally Palm Place).

The first OMB pre-hearing for the Bronte Village Mall has occurred. 

A Public Information meeting for the proposed Condominium development on the corner of Great Lakes Blvd. and Nautical Blvd. is scheduled for Dec. 14th at 7 PM at Town Hall. For further info see: Condo

The Queen Elizabeth Park Communitee and Cultural Centre is on schedule to open in Jan 2012.

The Town is looking for input on the Transportation Master Plan. 

The BVRA made a presentation to the Town council on Oct 24th regarding the Bronte Village – Heritage Resources Review Strategy. See "BVRA presentations" tab for details.

As part of the Town of Oakville's "Vision 2057" the Council and town staff are working together to integrate projects and initiatives to create one, cohesive road map for the future. Vision 2057 brings together all of the town's master plans and other key planning initiatives. The Town encourages Public engagement in this process. 
For further information see Vision 2057.

The Board recently accepted the resignation of Dirk Soeterick and as such there is a vacancy which should be

filled immediately. Please consider volunteering your services to fill this vacancy. 

Meetings are held once monthly and your time spent on the board can be a rewarding experience as you help

to realize our mission statement.

We ask that every member consider this vacancy and we look forward to hearing from you over the next few days.

Our next executive meeting is Jan 26, 2012. 

The Town of Oakville invites the public to two information sessions about reviewing Oakville’s current ward boundaries. This is necessary as the population distribution in the current wards are uneven. For instance Ward 1 has about ¼ of the people of Ward 4. Not only does this overburden some councillors but it amounts to giving citizens in some wards a disproportionate representation at Council. The sessions will be held on Thursday, September 22 and Tuesday, October 18 at 7 p.m. in Committee rooms 1 and 2 at Town Hall, 1225 Trafalgar Road. For more information see: http://www.oakville.ca/wardreview.htm.

 

 

 

     

 

 

For more information on any of these items and more see the Current Issues section.