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Councillor’s Newsletter
KEEPING YOU INFORMED
Dear Residents,
Last Tuesday night, I met with some Stittsville
business owners for an excellent discussion at the
information session regarding the potential
Stittsville Business Improvement Area (BIA).
A BIA is important for the growing business
community in Stittsville to have access to the
resources which help them to thrive.
The session was well attended and some valuable
points were brought up by some of the
attendees.
I would like to thank the steering committee and
all potential members who joined to share their
insight, particularly Jim Walker for taking the lead
as Chair person.
I have attached a copy of the presentation made
at the meeting for your information available by
clicking here.
A number of businesses have volunteered to be
part of the Stittsville BIA Steering Committee to
engage the discussion in the community and seek
input. Now, it is very important that the Steering
Committee hears from Stittsville’s business
leaders to provide their input. All types of
feedback are important and welcomed from every
area of our diverse business community.
Businesses and commercial property owners are
requested to please complete an online survey
available at the below links:
Councillor’s View INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Kanata West Pump Station Update 2
Sidewalk Construction on Hazeldean 2
Fernbank Culvert Installation 3
By-law Q2 Report 4
Stittsville Committee of Adjustment Application 5
Public Health Exprt Panel Report 6
La Machine Comes to Ottawa 7
Splash Pads, Beaches and Pools 14
Colonel By Day Schedule Changes 18
…and more!
English
French
Please note that the survey will close on August 4
I strongly support the establishment of a BIA in
Stittsville as I see there are many benefits that it
would provide and it would be a valuable
investment for businesses. All decisions of the BIA
would be made by the businesses and it is the
businesses that would elect a Board made up of
Stittsville businesses.
Another meeting is being planned and will
hopefully take place later this autumn. More
information on that will be shared in my newsletter
as it is received.
For more information or to provide additional
comments please contact myself and the Stittsville
BIA Steering Committee at [email protected].
If you have specific questions regarding the
assessment of your property and potential levy
please feel free to contact the City’s Economic
Development Officer Brian Simpson at
-Shad
Newsletter Date
Ju ly 21 , 2017
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Kanata West Pump Station and Forcemain Project and Maple
Grove Closure - UPDATE I would like to provide a quick update regarding the ongoing construction work for the Kanata West
Pump Station and Forcemain Project Maple Grove Road between Terry Fox Road and Huntmar Road.
As mentioned in last week’s newsletter, the segment between Terry Fox and Silver Seven was
reopened last Friday.
However, due to weather, I have been advised that the sewer installation work and subsequent road
closure between Silver Seven and Huntmar scheduled for completion July 21st has been extended to
August 4th to allow more time for road reinstatement and paving.
I would like to thank affected residents for their patience at this time.
The Contractor will take every precaution necessary to minimize interruptions to residents but as
you can appreciate, there may be some inconvenience during the course of the work, such as delays
and traffic detours when travelling through the construction zone, noise, dust and vibration.
Signed detours for vehicles and bicyclists will be in place during the duration of the road closure.
Sidewalk Construction on Hazeldean
I would like to update
residents on the construction
of a sidewalk on Hazeldean to
take place later this year.
The overall project involves the
construction of a new 2.0m
wide asphalt sidewalk along
the north side of Hazeldean
Road east of Kittiwake Drive.
The new sidewalk will connect
to the existing sidewalk at the
intersection of Hazeldean Road
and Kittiwake Drive at the
western limit and the existing
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sidewalk connection from Abaca Way at the eastern limit. The sidewalk will be located behind the
existing shoulder and streetlighting within the existing grass boulevard.
Schedule is unknown at this point, but the sidewalk is anticipated to be constructed before the end
of 2017. It is noted that while the design is being completed by the City, construction will be
undertaken by the Developer of Bulat Court.
For the construction of sidewalk, traffic should not be impacted and therefore no long duration lane
closures will be required. Pedestrian access and construction site control will be per the City’s latest
requirements.
I will be certain to provide updates in my weekly newsletter on this project as they become available.
Fernbank Rd Culvert Installation
I would like to advise residents that Fernbank Road will be closed from Shea to Robert Grant
between Tuesday, August 8th and Tuesday, August 22nd.
The contractor, Taggart Construction, will be installing a box culvert across the roadway for future
storm water management.
Notification signs will be posted in advance of the closure with additional signs posted during the
affected period. Local and emergency vehicle access will be maintained.
I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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By-law Q2 Report
I would like to take a moment to supply residents with a
breakdown of the quarterly by-law regulatory service request
report.
Every three months, by-law services releases a ward-by-ward
summary of general request types. These requests range from a
multitude of services offered by calling or emailing 3-1-1
By-law & Regulatory Services experienced an overall decrease of -3.5% in total call volume compared
to Q2 of 2016.
The full report can be found here and Stittsville’s individual report can be found here.
As you can observe, parking was the most-requested by-law item within our ward (268) however it
only comprised 1.5% of the total city’s parking requests (consistent with last year’s statistics at Q2).
Alternatively, Stittsville’s greatest reflection against the city as a whole were requests regarding care
of streets (3.8%) and signs (3.8%) which saw 51 and 23 requests respectively for the first half of the
year. At this time last year, Parks were among the highest representation of requests in Stittsville at
5.2% (this year down to 2.8%).
Learning from these trends helps the City of Ottawa to ensure that proper investments are made
into resources for the future.
I encourage residents to take a moment and see what trends they can spot. Of course, as your City
Councillor, I am always keen to hear your well thought-out ideas regarding how to improve our
community. You can do so by emailing me at [email protected].
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Committee of Adjustment Stittsville Items
The Committee of Adjustment for the City of Ottawa is holding a Public Hearing on August 2nd and
residents’ input is requested.
Of the items for discussion, one application falls within the Stittsville Ward for 6111 Hazeldean/603
Geranium to consider an Application for Consent to subdivide the property into two separate parcels
of land in order to create one new lot for future commercial mixed-use development.
I highly encourage residents to share their thoughts on this item so that they may be discussed in
full at the Public Hearing. Comments are required by July 26th. Please email comments to
For more details of the applications scheduled for this Hearing, please visit the City’s e-Agenda
website at http://app05.ottawa.ca/sirepub/agendaminutes/index_en.aspx.
Public Health Expert Panel Report
In January of this year, the Provincial Ministry of Health partnered
with public health units together to create an Expert Panel on
public health which would generate a report to guide the future of
public healthcare plans in Ontario.
This report makes recommendations on structural, organizational
and governance changes for Ontario’s public health sector that, if
implemented, would constitute a significant departure from status
quo. As part of their recommendation, the Expert Panel was asked to consider:
1. The optimal organizational structure for public health in Ontario to:
ensure accountability, transparency and quality of population and public health
programs and services
improve capacity and equity in public health units across Ontario
support integration with the broader health system and the Local Health Integration
Networks (LHINs) – the organizations responsible for planning health services
leverage public health’s expertise and leadership in population health-based planning,
decision-making and resource allocation, as well as in addressing health equity and
the social determinants of health.
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2. How best to govern and staff the optimal organizational structure.
Yesterday, the report was made available in full and is available by clicking here.
I believe this is a great stride forward toward a public health sector that operates consistently
between municipality and province. Moreover, an integrated health system will make the programs
offered by public health will be more visible in the public domain, thereby improving upon resources
that are readily available.
I highly encourage all residents to review the report as there are quite a few perspectives explained
in the way of optimizing public health for everyday life.
La Machine creatures and crowds will take over downtown
streets
https://vimeo.com/218662694
La Machine, an Ottawa 2017 Signature Event, will occur in downtown Ottawa, the ByWard Market and
Downtown Rideau, from July 27 to 30. This event will bring giant mechanical creatures, thousands of
visitors and five days of intermittent traffic impacts – including one for setup on Wednesday, July 26
– to Ottawa’s downtown.
I would like to take a moment to share some of the logistics for this event so that residents may
plan their commutes in advance and make the most of this iconic and memorable event!
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During this event, businesses will remain open, but there will be numerous traffic impacts in order
to create safe pedestrian zones for residents and visitors to enjoy the four-day street performance.
Anyone travelling downtown to enjoy La Machine is strongly encouraged to review scheduled traffic
impacts listed on ottawa.ca in advance.
The list of affected roads and the timings of traffic impacts are subject to change. Follow the City
through Facebook and Twitter for real-time updates.
Commuting downtown
Workers are encouraged to take transit, bike, walk or carpool to reduce delays.
City parking lots will be available but are expected to fill-up quickly. Parking will be available for $2
at City Hall over the weekend. Please be patient as significant delays are expected on all downtown,
ByWard Market and Downtown Rideau streets during performances.
Transit
OC Transpo is your best choice for getting downtown, but you should leave home early and expect
delays. OC Transpo, Traffic Services and the Ottawa Police Service will work together to mitigate
delays and lessen the impact of rolling road closures on transit.
OC Transpo Routes 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, 19 and all routes that operate on the Transitway
will experience short intermittent disruptions to service or be on detour on many streets downtown
while La Machine creatures pass.
Keep up to date by checking OC Transpo’s live updates page or follow @OCTranspoLive on Twitter.
Customers can also sign-up to receive email or text alerts by creating a subscription for selected
routes at octranspo.com.
On Saturdays or Sundays, customers can purchase a Family DayPass for $10.25, which allows a
family of up to six people, with a maximum of two aged 13 or older, to ride on OC Transpo the
entire day.
Traffic impacts
There will be significant and rolling traffic impacts for motorists, and intermittent disruptions for
cyclists, throughout the weekend. The full list of closures is available on ottawa.ca. Pedestrian-only
traffic will be permitted in designated areas. Wayfinding signage and members of the Ottawa Police
Service will help direct traffic. Expect delays.
Wednesday, July 26
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Rolling closures along Sir George Etienne Cartier Parkway and Sussex Drive, between Aviation
Parkway and Guigues Avenue, from midnight to 3:30 a.m.
Sussex Drive northbound from St. Patrick Street to Guigues Avenue will be closed on
Wednesday at noon until Friday, July 28 at 6 a.m.
Thursday, July 27
Guigues Avenue from Sussex Drive to Parent Avenue will be closed all day
Sussex Drive between Murray Street and Guigues Avenue will be closed in both directions
from 4 p.m. until 6 a.m. Friday
St. Patrick Street between Parent Avenue and Mackenzie Avenue will be closed from 5 to 11
p.m.
Alexandra Bridge between Rue Laurier (Gatineau) and Mackenzie Avenue, will be closed from
5 to 11 p.m.
Friday July 28 and Saturday, July 29
For a detailed list of traffic impacts, rolling and temporary closures on these two days, visit
ottawa.ca. Most traffic impacts on Friday and Saturday extend:
north as far as Bruyère Avenue
south as far as Laurier Avenue
east as far as Cumberland Street
west as far as O’Connor Street
Sunday, July 30
Performances and traffic impacts will occur along Wellington Street, the Sir John A. Macdonald
Parkway and Victoria Island. For a detailed list, visit ottawa.ca.
-
After planning your route, I highly
encourage all residents to stop by
downtown Ottawa to see the
spectacular performance for yourself.
It’s certainly something you won’t
want to miss!
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Kontinuum
https://vimeo.com/221635570
Another great Ottawa2017 signature event to check out this summer provides a first-hand look at
the brand new Light Rail Transit (LRT) Tunnel.
Kontinuum is an immersive multimedia production, created by Ottawa 2017 and Moment Factory,
and it unfolds in the future Lyon Light Rail Transit (LRT) station. Visitors descend deep underground
into an anomaly in the fabric of reality where invisible frequencies take on physical dimension.
Elevate your senses and awaken your imagination in this journey where two realms collide.
The story premise for Kontinuum is that a crevice in the fabric of reality was discovered during
excavation of the LRT tunnel. Since this discovery, inexplicable electromagnetic waves have been
appearing in and around the tunnel, captivating the imagination of passersby. It is an immersive,
dynamic and moving experience, using the full 500-metre length of the station, where participants
will be exposed to the hidden frequencies of the material world.
Using technology in creative ways to highlight the architecture in the Confederation Line’s Lyon
Station, this is a fantastic opportunity to get a first look at Ottawa’s new Confederation Line tunnel
prior to its launch in 2018.
Operating Hours run until September 14th from 10 am to 10 pm daily and free tickets are available
at https://www.ticketmaster.ca/venueartist/402694/2276370
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Last weekend, my family and I had the great pleasure to attend this event and I must say I was very
impressed. I highly encourage all residents to enjoy this thrilling opportunity to dive deep into
Ottawa’s past, present, and future.
For more information, please visit http://www.ottawa2017.ca/events/signature-events/kontinuum/
Cinema Under the Stars
I would like to share with residents
that there will be a “Cinema Under
the Stars” outdoor movie night
brought to you by the Stittsville
Village Association (SVA)!
On July 22nd, join the SVA and bundle
yourself up for a movie watching
experience that is fun for the whole
family. Popular children’s movie
“SING” will be aired.
All residents are welcome to this
FREE event and popcorn and drinks will be available by donation with all funds raised donated to the
Stittsville Food Bank.
Residents are invited to arrive after 7:00 with the event running until 11:00 PM and please bring
your blankets and collapsible chairs. I hope that all residents take this great opportunity to
experience the great outdoors in the luxury of home cinema!
Changing of the Guard
Whether you are new to Ottawa or a familiar face who hasn’t had the opportunity to watch yet, one
exciting tradition in the City is the Changing of the Guard ceremony.
The Changing of the Guard is a daily ceremony over the summer which includes a regimental band
and pipers as they gather on Parliament Hill for drills. This event begins at 10:00 AM every day until
August 25.
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I highly encourage all residents who may be
downtown for the day to take a moment to
witness a proud part of our Canadian
history.
For more information on the Governor
General’s Ceremonial Guard, please visit
http://www.army-
armee.forces.gc.ca/en/ceremonial-
guard/performances.page
Flower & Edibles Show
The 2017 District 2 Flower show is soon
approaching and this year, the theme is Canada
150! The event will be held in Almonte on
Saturday, August 12th from 1:00-4:00 PM.
If you are a flower arranger, consider registering
for one of the design classes - before August 1,
2017. If growing flowers and vegetables is your
forte, bring your best ones to enter into the show.
Admission to the event is free so I highly
encourage all residents to take an opportunity to
stop by.
Bring your friends to come enjoy the show and
have a cuppa in the Tea Room. There will be a
vendors area, silent auction and the Master
Gardener's will be on hand as well to answer that
any gardening inquiries you’ve been thinking of.
Please see Show Schedule online for complete details.
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Splash pads, Beaches, and Pools are a Great Way to Beat the
Heat this Summer
As the warm weather gains momentum, I wanted to remind residents of just some of the fun ways to
keep cool this summer in Stittsville.
Splash Pads are active until September 11th and run from 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM. Splash Pads are
available in Stittsville at Pioneer Plains Park, Haliburton Park, Bandmaster Park, Upcountry Park and
soon Deer Run Park (construction scheduled to finish with facilities available for public use by July
28th. Please note that there was an inconsistency in last week’s newsletter saying the pad would be
open August 28th. My apologies for any confusion).
For a list of all splash pad locations across the City, please visit Ottawa.ca. To report a
malfunctioning splash pad, please call 3-1-1 or email [email protected].
Beaches are also open with supervision from 12:00-7:00 PM every day until August 27th at Mooney’s
Bay, Britannia, Westboro, and Petrie Island (weather permitting). Be sure to check in with Ottawa
Public Health for the most recent water quality results.
Washroom facilities are available at each location Monday – Thursday from 10:30 AM – 9:00 PM and
Friday – Sunday from 10:30 AM – 7:00 PM.
For general information on beaches, please visit: www.ottawa.ca/beaches
There will be 9 outdoor pools (deep pools) in operation this summer with schedules for public
swimming available at: https://ottawa.ca/2/en/residents/parks-and-recreation/drop-in-programs
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Some pools also offer learn to swim programs for all ages.
Facilities Location Opening Closing Contact #
Bearbrook 2679 Innes Rd. June 17 September 3 613-824-
8300
Beaverbrook 2 Beaverbrook June 17 August 20 613-591-
3061
Corkstown 61 Corkstown
Rd. June 17 August 20
613-820-
1636
Crestview 58 Fieldrow July 1 August 20 613-225-
7250
Entrance 2 Eaton June 17 August 20 613-829-
2705
General Burns 107 Chesterton June 17 August 20 613-225-
7970
Genest 43 Ste-Cecile June 12 August 20 613-749-
6488
Glen Cairn 50 Castlefrank June 17 August 20 613-591-
9283
Katimavik 64 Chimo June 17 August 20 613-591-
9283
For outdoor pool information, please visit: http://ottawa.ca/en/residents/recreation-and-
parks/swimming and select Outdoor Pools
As always, I highly encourage all residents to make the most of their summer by partaking in these
great City services. Enjoy some sun, get some exercise and above all else enjoy yourself.
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Lock Your Vehicles!
I would like to take a moment to remind residents to take precautions and ensure that any vehicles
parked in driveways or the side of the road should always remain locked when not in use.
Ottawa Police Services (OPS) advise residents to never leave personal identification, spare keys,
credit cards, or valuables in your vehicle and any other items of value that remain should be hidden
from view including loose change, shopping bags, GPS systems and/or music-playing devices.
One useful tip to prevent vehicular break-ins is to run a mental checklist every time you leave your
vehicle with questions like:
Are the windows raised all the way with the doors locked?
Am I parked in a well-lit area with regular foot traffic to deter potential break-ins?
If parked in the driveway, have I backed in to make sure anyone tampering with the vehicle is
more likely to be seen?
Other alternatives for protecting your belongings could be engraving
your vehicle registration number on your stereo system, wheel rims,
tools, etc. You might also consider installing an anti-theft device or
using your garage more regularly.
If you or someone you know has recently had their vehicle broken
into, I understand it can be a devastating experience. However, as
urgently as possible, it is important to report the theft to the Ottawa
police online at Ottawapolice.ca. Upon reporting, OPS requests a
complete description of your vehicle including:
Year
Make
Model
Colour
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
Plate number
Ignition key number
Insurance company
Policy number
Telephone
Any outstanding features, dents, scratches
Contents of the vehicle (e.g., stereo system)
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I encourage residents to help their street by organizing a neighbourhood watch by
contacting our Community Police Liaison, Kevin Williams
at [email protected], and coordinator for neighbourhood watches, Victor
McNabney at [email protected].
I hope that some residents find these tips helpful. Of course, never hesitate to
contact your Ottawa Police Services whenever you suspect strange activity in your
neighbourhood. Be prepared, and be safe.
Proposed Changes to 3 Hour Parking Bylaw on Unsigned
Roads
I would like to request residents to participate in a very
important online public consultation.
As some of you may know, the City of Ottawa Bylaws
indicate a maximum 3-hour parking limit on any
unsigned street between 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM. This bylaw
is enforced on a complaint basis allowing residents the
ability to report parked vehicles which remain parked
on the street for long durations of time.
Traffic Services is currently in the process of updating/rewriting the Traffic and Parking By-law and
would like your input on this item.
The proposed change would allow vehicles to park for 6 consecutive hours, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on
weekends and statutory holidays. Please note that the 3 hour parking limit on Monday-Friday would
remain in effect should the changes move forward. Please click the following link to have your say
and for more information: https://s-ca.chkmkt.com/?e=89947&h=166F2DC43855E35&l=en
A phone number, 613-842-3622 has been set-up as an alternative to providing online feedback.
The metrics pulled from the survey will be included in the final report to be tabled at the
Transportation Committee on September 6, 2017. Please provide your input before August 22nd.
I hope that all residents take a moment to share their thoughts on this item as street parking is
something that affects all residents in Stittsville.
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Give feedback on City projects with online public
consultations
The City of Ottawa wants your input on the projects, policies, programs and services that affect your
daily life. From open houses to workshops and online consultations, your feedback helps shape City
decisions.
The following online opportunities are available:
Ogilvie Road Multi-Use Pathway: until July 21
An opportunity to provide feedback on a functional design study to build a cycling connection
along Ogilvie Road, between Blair Road and Montreal Road.
Property Standards By-law Review: until July 24
Residents are invited to provide feedback on possible minor amendments to the Property
Standards By-law
Marketing of unhealthy food and drinks to children and youth: until August 14.
Ottawa Public Health (OPH) wants feedback on marketing unhealthy food and drinks to
children and youth.
The City offers residents a variety of opportunities to share information, consult and collaborate.
Stay informed on upcoming engagement opportunities to see your ideas, suggestions and concerns
incorporated into the work that impacts you and your community.
Colonel By Day activities and schedule changes
The City of Ottawa reminds residents of the following schedule
changes for Colonel By Day, Monday, August 7. For a complete list of
closures, please visit: http://ottawa.ca/en/news/colonel-day-
activities-and-schedule-changes
Client services:
Ottawa City Hall and all seven Client Service Centres, including
the Government Service Centre located at 110 Laurier Avenue
West, will be closed. Business will resume as usual on Tuesday,
August 8.
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The City’s Provincial Offences Court, located at 100 Constellation Crescent, will also be
closed. Business will resume as usual on Tuesday, August 8.
The City’s 3-1-1 Contact Centre will be open for urgent matters requiring the City’s
immediate attention. Call 3-1-1 or 613-580-2400 to speak to a customer service
representative. For persons with a hearing-related disability, call TTY: 613-580-2401.
Green bin, recycling and garbage collection:
There will be no curbside green bin, recycling, or garbage collection on Colonel By Day.
Colonel By Day’s pickup will take place on Tuesday, August 8. In addition, the collection of
green bin, recycling materials and garbage will be delayed by one day for the remainder of
the week. For curbside collection enquiries, refer to the collection calendar tool.
There will be no multi-residential bulky items, green bin and recycling container collection on
Colonel By Day. Colonel By Day’s pickup will take place on Tuesday, August 8. Recycling
container and green bin collection will also be delayed by one day for the remainder of the
week. However, multi-residential garbage container collection is not delayed and collection
will take place on its regularly scheduled day during the week of August 7.
Transit service:
OC Transpo will operate a Sunday schedule, with extra service added to routes 8, 94, 95 and
105. A family or group may travel all day with a DayPass which can be purchased for $10.25
from the bus operator when you board. A family/group can include up to six people with a
maximum of two individuals aged 13 or older. Call 613-560-1000 or text 560560 plus your
four-digit bus stop number for automated schedule information. For more information,
holiday schedules and travel planning, visit octranspo.com or phone 613-741-4390
OC Transpo Customer Service Centres will be closed with the exception of the Rideau Centre
office, which will be open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Transit Information Centre (613-741-4390) will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
OC Transpo Customer Relations (613-842-3600) will be closed.
Para Transpo will operate a holiday service on August 7. Regular subscription bookings will
be automatically cancelled. Customers may book trips for Colonel By Day on or after July 31
by calling 613-244-7272.
Para Transpo operations:
Customer service (613-842-3681) – closed
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Administration (613-244-1289) – closed
Taxi coupons (613-842-3670) – closed
Reservations line (613-244-7272) – open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Trip cancellation and general inquiries (613-244-4636) – open 6 a.m.to 12:30 a.m.
Recreation services:
Some outdoor pools, indoor pools and fitness centres will be open for public swimming,
fitness schedules, aquafitness and public skating with modified schedules. Please check
with ottawa.ca or the facility of your choice for details.
All beaches, splash pads and some wading pools, will be open, weather permitting.
Most registered programs at swimming pools, community centres and arenas are cancelled;
however, clients should check with their facility to confirm, as some exceptions will apply.
Public skating will be offered at Bob MacQuarrie Recreation Complex, Jim Durrell Recreation
Complex and Goulbourn Recreation Complex. Please check with ottawa.ca for details.
City of Ottawa summer camps will not be operating on August 7.
Cultural Services:
City of Ottawa Archives, arts centres, galleries, theatres and museums will be closed;
however, clients should check ottawa.ca or their facility to confirm, as some exceptions may
apply.
All Municipal Child Care Centres will be closed.
All branches and services of the Ottawa Public Library will be closed. Regular hours will
resume on Tuesday, August 8.
Meetings at Ottawa City Hall next week
All public meetings will be held at Ottawa City Hall, 110 Laurier Avenue West, unless otherwise
noted.
Ottawa Police Services Board – Monday, July 24, 4p.m., Champlain Room
Chief’s Verbal Report
Semi-Annual Status Report on 2016-2018 Business Plan
Performance Report – Second Quarter 2017
Complaints Report, Part V – Police Services Act – Second Quarter 2017
Legal Services Status Report – Second Quarter 2017
Board Monitoring Requirements Status Report: Second Quarter 2017
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Outstanding Board Inquiries & Motions: July 2017
Letters of Commendation
