City Believed To Be Planning Vital Lansdowne Meeting

 

Ottawa City Hall is rife with speculation that Mayor Mark Sutcliffe’s office is preparing to call a closed-door meeting of city council on Sept. 27.

That’s a council day so it could be a separate meeting or an in camera session at council. The topic is Lansdowne. In an unusual move, it is believed councillors’ assistants will not be allowed to attend.

Now all this could change given that it has been published in The Bulldog and officials at city hall might want to discredit this story.

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But as of now, this is the best information The Bulldog has.

For an rare meeting to be called like this one, it is possible that something very significant is on tap for Lansdowne.

Ken Gray

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2 Responses

  1. Richard says:

    I smell developer money possibly at work. Maybe a crowd should gather outside city hall and chant . . . “No more secret deals, open the doors”

  2. Andrew says:

    This LD 2.0 (LD=Lethal Dose) is a taxpayers nightmare. It takes away 1.5 acres of popular greenspace in the city core and gives it to private interests. It is our land, yet it is NOT going to be if this goes through. $500 Million of our tax dollars taken from Barrhaven, Stittsville, Vernon and Orleans all to make monster developer owned 40 story towers over the Aberdeen Pavilion. Lets hope they are throwing out the last councils approval and starting with public consultation and perhaps sharing a NHL rink.

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