City of Ottawa Official Plan
The FCA supports the City’s 5 Big Moves as founding principles underlying this Official Plan.
November 2, 2021
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The FCA supports the City’s 5 Big Moves as founding principles underlying this Official Plan.
The Federation of Citizens Associations (FCA – representing 70 community groups in Ottawa) meets monthly to discuss issues of civic concern. At its November 17, 2021 meeting the FCA membership approved the following motion from the FCA’s Transportation Committee for the Transit Commission’s consideration
FCA-FAC has submitted written comments on the proposed high-rise development at 900 Albert. The letter to Council members is found here. In addition to writing,
The awards committee is seeking nominations for the awards presented annually at the June AGM. Up to three awards may be presented: Lifetime Achievement, FCA
The awards committee is seeking nominations for the awards presented annually at the June AGM (mark it on your calendar, June 7th). Up to three
The Federation adds its voice to the many communities dismayed or apprehensive of the proposal to give preference to developers in working with city planning
The FCA supports the City’s 5 Big Moves as founding principles underlying this Official Plan.
The Federation of Citizens Associations (FCA – representing 70 community groups in Ottawa) meets monthly to discuss issues of civic concern. At its November 17, 2021 meeting the FCA membership approved the following motion from the FCA’s Transportation Committee for the Transit Commission’s consideration
FCA-FAC has submitted written comments on the proposed high-rise development at 900 Albert. The letter to Council members is found here. In addition to writing,
The awards committee is seeking nominations for the awards presented annually at the June AGM. Up to three awards may be presented: Lifetime Achievement, FCA
The awards committee is seeking nominations for the awards presented annually at the June AGM (mark it on your calendar, June 7th). Up to three
The Federation adds its voice to the many communities dismayed or apprehensive of the proposal to give preference to developers in working with city planning