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The City of Waterloo has initiated a comprehensive study to identify, examine and address traffic concerns raised by residents in the Central/ Albert neighbourhood, generally described as the area bounded by Albert Street, University Avenue, King Street and Bridgeport Road. 1BI Group has been retained to assist the City in this undertaking. This project has followed the requirements of the Municipal.Class Environmental Assessment process (June 2000) and includes assessing the existing and forecasted traffic conditions, identifying the problem areas, developing alternative solutions to address the problems, evaluation of the alternatives, identification of the preâ€" ferred solutions and completion and filing of the Environmental Study report. The final report will be presented to City Council on Monday June 26, 2006, no earlier than 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers. Should you wish to appear before Council regarding this report, please contact the Clerkis department at 747â€"8549, prior to June 22, 2006. If you wish further information on this project, please contact: Christine Koehler, CET Don Drackley, MCIP, RPP City of Waterloo Traffic Section IBl Group 265 Lexington Court 31â€"130 Cedar Street, Suite 107 Waterloo, ON N2J 4A8 Cambridge, ON N1S 5A5 Tel: 747â€"8629 Tel: 620â€"8898 Fax: 886â€"5788 Fax: 622â€"3621 Central / Albert Neighbourhood Traffic Study Class Environmental Assessment im i2 reea ds L# &> Eâ€"Mail: ckoehler@city.waterlo0.on.ca 4 â€" SATURDAY JUNE 24, 2006 10:00 am â€"â€" 3:00 pm Come out and learn about some of the services the city provides for you Tour the Service Centre Yards and Green House FREE popcorn, refreshments, balloons and face painting Charity BBQ CONSTRUC At the City of Waterloo Service Centre Yards 265 Lexington Court, Waterioo . & '_iv ’*:"b oune: .4 is 52 is h.in 3. E> z2i x g.,i ie e a { ~AZ L 4x " & hea Mak+ a s "”‘..‘;_ S I\. h4 "Aea E: t s0ee s 5 5B To £ #+* 3. s 229 â€" 54 tL. (Tead L2 C y a 4a¢ =* 4d > aePeat, 2 io n s > es > * es * f‘s h a ([ 5 e L e8 3 5 * Bs “ ) 1 :’4: “ cnemsismams OPEN HOUSE . Waterioo TURF MANAGEMENT FIRE EQUIPMENT SEWER / WATER SUMMER PROGRAMS FARM ANIMALS FROM waTERLOO PaARK THE CITY OF |: 44 DISPLAYS â€"mail: ddrackley@ibigroup.com If W P1 Please note that these Information Sessions are the first step in the Plan It! Waterioo process. Further workshops and information sessions are planned for September and October. Details will be advertised in the Waterioo Chronicle and posted on our website 2. Wednesday, July 5, 2006 from 6:30 to 10:00 PM in the Community McCormick Community Centre, 500 Parkside Drive. Waterloo ON The format of the two Information Sessions will be the same. There wi displays and information booths for community members to view. At 7 be a presentation by staff followed by a question and answer period The purpose of the Information Sessions is to initiate a discussion with the community about the issues facing the City over the next 25 years. The information received will be used to develop a set of principles and goals that will become the basis of the new Official Plan. Information Sessions will be held on On June 12. 2006, City staff tabled the ‘Key Facts and Trends 2006‘ report with City Council. The report describes a number of the trends and issues that face the community over the next 25 years. The report is available at www. waterloo.ca/planitwaterloo or in hardcopy from City of Waterloo Development Services, 2"" Floor, Waterloo City Centre You are invited to attend an Open House and Information Session to discuss the development of a new Official Plan for the City of Waterloo. The Official Plan is the City‘s primary strategic document for guiding land use and development. The current Official Plan was developed in the 1980s. A new Official Plan is needed to implement the Imagine! Waterloo, Community Vision and to address the issues that will face the community over the next 25 years including. for example. how growth will be managed given the City‘s decreasing land supply. TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1. The Council of the Corporation of the City of Waterloo will consider conveying approximately 280m‘ of land to the Regional Municipality of Waterloo for the purâ€" poses of a road widening at the intersection of Westmount Road and University Avenue. This road widening is to facilitate improvements to pedestrian and traffic controls and creates a northbound right turn lane/island on Westmount Road at University Avenue. 2. Pursuant to the provisions of a regulation made under the Municipal Act, no appraisal is required. 3. At a meeting held on June 12. 2006, Waterloo City Council passed a resolution declaring the subject lands surplus. At a meeting to be held on Monday, June 26, 2006, in the Council Chambers, Council will hear any person who wishes to speak to this disposition and who has registered as a delegation with the City Clerkis Office (747â€"8549) no later than 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, June 22, 2006. Susan Greatrix, City Clerk City of Waterloo 100 Regina Street South, Waterloo, Ontario N2J 4A8 CITY OF WATERLOO PUBLIC NOTICE DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY you require further information or wish to be included in a martling list, visit the Plan It aterioo website at ww wowitesloo ca planttwaterfoo er contact Dan Currie, Policy anner, City of Waterloo Development Services at 747â€"8517 or unc orts waterlon on Cot Wednesday, June 28, 2006 from 6:30 to 10:00 PM in the Hauser Haus, Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex. 101 Father David Bauer Drive. Waterloo ON Plan It! Waterloo: City of W PLaN ;q! 10:00 PM in the Community Room. 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