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Notice of Meeting – Supportive Housing Project – 289 Carling (April 12th)
GACA continues to work to keep our community informed about the proposed supportive housing project planned for 289 Carling Avenue. The land was transferred from the federal government to the city on March 21st. In order to discuss next steps, we invite you to an information session on the Request for Proposal (RFP) process, which…
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GACA Board Meeting – February 20, 2018
Minutes, Executive Meeting- Tuesday, February 20, 2018 Location: Glebe Community Centre 175 Third Ave – Meeting Room 1. Call to Order: 7:13 p.m. Present: Sue Stefko, David Perkins, Maja Rakocevic 2. Amendments/Approval of Agenda Unanimous approval 3. Amendments/Acceptance of minutes of the last meeting, January 17, 2018 Unanimous approval 3. Business arising from the minutes of…
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GACA Board Meeting – January 17, 2018
Minutes, Executive Meeting – Wednesday, January 17, 2018 Location: 316A Bell Street South 1. Call to Order: 6:31 p.m. Present: Sue Stefko, David Perkins, Maja Rakocevic, Joanne Benoit 2. Amendments/Approval of Agenda Unanimous approval 3. Amendments/Acceptance of minutes of the last meeting, November 15, 2017 Unanimous approval 4. Business arising from the minutes of the last meeting…
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Proposed Housing Development for the Homeless in the Glebe Annex
By Sue Stefko (Appeared in the Glebe Report, February 2017) As we embark upon a new year, the Glebe Annex Community Association (GACA) is closely following a proposed new housing development in its southern end. The City of Ottawa has applied to obtain 289 Carling Avenue, a small plot of land on the corner of…
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289 Carling Update
Dear Glebe Annex Residents, Many residents have expressed concerns about a planned development for a small piece of land at the corner of Booth and Carling, which the city is trying to acquire from the federal government to build supportive housing for the chronically homeless. GACA spoke with city planners for more information on the…
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289 Carling update to GACA residents – November 2016
Many of you are aware of the proposed project at 289 Carling, a small piece of land on the corner of Bell St. South and Carling Avenue, which the city is attempting to obtain from the federal government to provide supportive housing in the form of approximately 55 bachelor units for the chronically homeless. We…
