CRAIG CASSAR
Councillor for Ward 12 - Ancaster & West Flamborough
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392-412 Wilson St E and Lorne Avenue condo and possible relocation of Marr Philipo House
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442-446 Wilson Street East condo
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159 – 163 Sulphur Springs Road (Urban boundary expansion into the Greenbelt and Niagara Escarpment)
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What building forms and density is now permitted in rural Ward 12 and Ancaster, and what can we expect in the future due to the residential zones project implementation
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ADUS (rural and urban)
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New permissions for Fourplexes, Multi-storey units, Mixed use development
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What is a secondary plan and how does it relate to the OP and zoning?
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How is natural heritage taken into consideration in development plans?
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What protections are in place for trees in Ward 12 for different scopes of projects from building permits to plans of subdivision/condominium?
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend our upcoming Planning and Development Town Hall on Tuesday, June 24 2025 at 6:30pm at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre. Staff from the City Planning Division will be in attendance to answer your questions. If you have specific questions please send them in advance to Ward12@hamilton.ca.
Topics will include:
Happy New Year! Check your mailbox for a hard copy of my Mid-Term Report. It contains a compilation of important topics and decisions made at City Hall during the first half of the 2022 - 2026 term of Council.
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We couldn't fit everything in the printed version, so I've created a webpage with more information and helpful links on each topic! CLICK HERE for my Mid-term Report webpage.
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You didn't receive a hard copy? Just click on the image to visit my Mid-term Report webpage and access the digital version, OR pick one up at our office, 300 Wilson St E, co-located with Ancaster Library and Municipal Centre.​
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The City’s operating and capital budget was finalized in February 2025 and includes a 5.6% average increase to the residential property tax levy. You can read more in my 2025 Budget newsletter. Further information is available at hamilton.ca/budget2025.
