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A Guide to Nature in East Hamilton and Surrounding Areas AT THE CentreOF IT ALL A community with a park at its heart, Central Park offers something for everyone – more than the sum of its parts. Four distinct neighbourhoods; Park Avenue, Madison, Soho and Midtown each offer their own diverse streetscapes and unique style Select from a wide range of innovative product types, sizes, and forward thinking design Live next to the stunning 78-hectare Eramosa Karst and experience an abundance of over twelve nature trails including Canada’s oldest and longest footpath, the renowned Bruce Trail Enjoy a community with dedicated green spaces featuring a Central Park, naturalized pond and an Eco-trail Promenade providing direct access to the 10 km East Mountain Trail Loop Walk to nearby shops, eateries, and entertainment complexes AT Convenience of quick and easy highway access to the Upper Red Hill Valley Parkway and minutes to the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway, QEW, and Highway 403 THE Whether it’s Catholic or public, elementary or secondary, there is a great school within walking distance CentreOF IT ALL Losani Homes is proud to present the largest and injects vitality to the character-filled neighbourhoods most innovative community Hamilton has ever seen! that define the community. This master-planned community is perfectly situated in the heart of highly desirable Hamilton Mountain, located Accessibility by foot, bike or car is a key feature of between Highland Road West and Rymal Road East, and Central Park – you truly are central to everything. nestled between the Eramosa Karst along Upper Mount Excellent shopping, eateries, entertainment facilities, Albion Road and the Upper Red Hill Valley Parkway. and quality elementary and secondary education are right around the corner. Plus, Central Park will be a A visionary masterpiece, Central Park has been nature lover’s paradise, located close to the Bruce Trail designed in a manner that brings people together and and only minutes away from scenic waterfalls. E . M O UNT AIN T EMPLOYMENT R & BUSINESS A THE IL PARK AREA L 1 min. OOP 2 min. 6 min. Neighbourhoods SUPERCENTRE 3 min. RETAIL SHOPS 4 min. OF & SERVICES 14 min. 1 min. 2 min. 3 min. EMPLOYMENT Central & BUSINESS PARK AREA 1 min. SOH PARK 1 min. CENTRAL PARK 2 min. ECO-TRAIL PROMENADE POND HIGHLAND RD. MADIS N CENTRAL PARK PARK E. M MIDT WN O UN CENTRAL PARK TA AI IN TR L LOOP PARK AVE CENTRAL PARK CONSERVATION UPPER MOUNT ALBION RD. RYMAL RD. EAST SHOPPERS DRUG MART 1 min. CANADIAN 1 min. 2 min. TIRE 1 min. 3 min. 12 min. FORTINOS LCBO SUPERCENTRE 2 min. 3 min. 3 min. 3 min. 8 min. 7 min. 31min. 30 min. 27 min. SOH CENTRAL PARK MADIS N PARK AVE CENTRAL PARK CENTRAL PARK MIDT WN CENTRAL PARK AMENITIES GO PLACES BURLINGTON BAY JAMES N. ALLAN SKYWAY HORSESHOE FALLS, NIAGARA FALLS 36 minute drive to Toronto 32 minute drive to Niagara Falls 12 minute drive to Hamilton GO Station Several HSR bus routes within walking distance DOWNTOWN TORONTO DOWNTOWN HAMILTON HAMILTON GO STATION BURLINGTON CANAL LIFT BRIDGE Life is busy, and getting to where you need to go Central Park is thoughtfully designed and perfectly quickly is important for everyday living. Whether it’s a located for easy travel. This master-planned community weekend getaway to Niagara Falls or catching a critically is only a three minute drive to the Lincoln M. Alexander acclaimed show in Downtown Toronto, there is always Parkway and the Red Hill Valley Parkway, connecting something to see and do. With easy access to Ontario you to the QEW and Highway 403 in less than ten hot spots, Central Park on the Hamilton Mountain is the minutes. Convenient travel means you spend more perfect location to call home. time playing, seeing, and doing, and less time stuck in your car—live at the centre of it all at Central Park. PEARSON DOWNTOWN MISSISSAUGA VIA RAIL 25 min. INT’L AIRPORT 34 min. TORONTO 31 min. 36 min. OAKVILLE 20 min. BURLINGTON 13 min. ALDERSHOT NIAGARA FALLS 32 min. STONEY CREEK HAMILTON DOWNTOWN HAMILTON 12 min. GRIMSBY BUFFALO NIAGARA INT’L AIRPORT 1 hour 15 min. McMASTER UNIVERSITY KING’S FOREST GOLF COURSE NIAGARA HERITAGE GREEN GLENDALE GOLF & ESCARPMENT SPORTS PARK COUNTRY CLUB BRANTFORD 10 min. VALLEY PARK STONE CHURCH RD E. HIGHLAND RD. SOH POND CENTRAL PARK ECO-TRAIL PROMENADE MOUNT ALBION CONSERVATION AREA PARK ERAMOSA KARST CONSERVATION AREA MADIS N CENTRAL PARK PARK AVE CENTRAL PARK MIDT WN UPPER MT. ALBION RD. ALBION MT. UPPER CENTRAL PARK UPPER RED HILL VALLEY PKWY RYMAL RD. E. JOHN C. MUNRO HAMILTON INT’L AIRPORT 16 min. Public Schools Catholic Schools Billy Green Public Mount Albion Public Elementary School Elementary School Our Lady of the Assumption Grades: JK – 8 Grades: JK – 8 Catholic Elementary School Enrichment: Before and after Enrichment: Two baseball Grades: JK – 8 school daycare programs available diamonds, two basketball courts Enrichment: A silver certified Address: 1105 Paramount Drive N and a soccer field for sports eco-school hwdsb.on.ca/billygreen/ activities Address: 55 Rural Road 20 S Address: 24 Kennard Street oloa.hwcdsb.ca hwdsb.on.ca/mountalbion/ Gatestone Public St. James the Apostle Elementary School Catholic Elementary School Grades: JK – 8 Nora Frances Henderson Grades: JK – 8 Enrichment: Overnight trips to Public Secondary School Enrichment: Full day kindergarten Camp Wanakita and Montreal Grades: 9 – 12 Address: 29 John Murray Street offered Enrichment: Track and field stja.hwcdsb.ca Address: 127 Gatestone Drive facility, competition-level triple gym, hwdsb.on.ca/gatestone/ outdoor basketball court and multi- purpose indoor fitness playground St Mark’s Catholic Address: Elementary School Janet Lee Public 75 Palmer Road hwdsb.on.ca/henderson/ Grades: JK – 8 Elementary School Enrichment: International language Grades: JK – 8 programs available Enrichment: Offers rich program- Saltfleet Public Address: 43 Whitedeer Road specific field trips to drive Secondary School stmk.hwcdsb.ca curriculum enhancement Grades: 9 – 12 Address: 291 Winterberry Drive Enrichment: Unique courses Bishop Ryan Catholic hwdsb.on.ca/janetlee/ including Communications, Secondary School Photography, Horticultural Grades: 9 – 12 Technology and more! Enrichment: Provincially top- Address: 108 Highland Road W ranked wrestling program offered hwdsb.on.ca/saltfleet/ Address: 1824 Rymal Road E br.hwcdsb.ca SCHOOL CENTRAL In addition to being surrounded by an impressive list of modern amenities and protected conservation areas, Central Park also provides easy access to quality education for students of all ages. Offering specialized curriculums, extra-curricular activities, and before-and-after school programs, whether elementary, secondary, public, or Catholic, there is a great school for you within walking distance of Central Park. Price Kid’s Menu Gluten Free Vegetarian FriendlyBar Groceries Apparel Home Decor/ImprovementHobbies Electronics RESTAURANTS SHOPPING SHOPPING & A&W Bed, Bath and Beyond August 8 Best Buy Booster Juice Bouclair Home EATERIES Five Guys Burgers & Fries Canadian Tire Live near protected conservation areas, parks and Gino’s Pizza Fortinos trails while enjoying the convenience of modern amenities and services. Accessible grocery shopping Kelsey’s Home Depot and premium services are available within walking distance, plus you can enjoy a delicious meal at a Little Caesars Indigo local eatery or treat yourself at one of many desirable retail stores. Everything you need is a quick walk, bike McDonald’s LCBO or drive away, allowing you to have more time for you Milestones Michaels and your family. Living Central makes your life easier. Montana’s Payless Shoes Pita Pit PetSmart Second Cup Shoppers Drug Mart Starbucks Sobeys Subway Staples Symposium Café Urban Barn Tim Horton’s Walmart The Vicar’s Vice Winners VALLEY PARK COMMUNITY CENTRE ARENA KING’S FOREST GOLF COURSE HAMILTON/BURLINGTON SPCA DOG PARK SILVERCITY HAMILTON MOUNTAIN VALLEY PARK COMMUNITY CENTRE BASEBALL DIAMOND STONEY CREEK TENNIS CLUB VALLEY PARK LIBRARY HERITAGE GREEN SPORTS PARK Whether you would rather spend your free time distance, and the drive-in theatre is a short distance on the field, catching the latest blockbuster, or have away so you can watch your new favourite movie under your nose buried in a great book, there is something for the stars. Expand your imagination and knowledge at SPORTS & everyone moments away from Central Park. the local library all year round. Tee off time can be anytime, with King’s Forest Golf Course and Glendale The Heritage Green Sports Park and Valley Park offer Golf and Country Club just a 5-iron away. Even your exceptional athletic recreation facilities with soccer furry friend can enjoy play days at Hamilton / Burlington fields, ice rinks, pools, tennis courts and much more. SPCA Dog Park. Have fun at Central Park with RECREATION The Premium Cineplex movie theatre is within walking convenience, entertainment and nature at your fingertips. VALLEY PARK COMMUNITY CENTRE SOH CENTRAL PARK MADIS N CENTRAL PARK PARK AVE CENTRAL PARK MIDT WN CENTRAL PARK Connecting people with nature is at the core of Losani Homes’ master-planned Central Park community A place where unique neighbourhoods help build a true sense of community and greenspace isn’t just a part of the plan, it’s right at the heart of everyday life Central Park neighbourhood amenities have been purposefully designed with approximately twenty-five percent of dedicated naturalized areas, including a 5-acre Central Park The Eco-trail Promenade and the community pond each contain approximately 5-acres of open space for enjoyment and nature appreciation for Central Park residents Take a leisurely stroll along the 10 km East Mountain Trail Loop through Central Park’s 1100 foot long Eco-trail Promenade featuring approximately 1300 feet of pathways for pedestrian use and enjoyment Be one with nature and experience the calm tranquility of large open spaces or the energy of passersby from various look-outs and recreational seating areas along the trails and pathways EXPLORE New York’s Central Park is an idyllic, naturalistic landscape that has inspired Play Rings park design throughout North America since 1858.
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    4.1 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 19-012 5:00 p.m. June 26, 2019 Council Chamber Hamilton City Hall 71 Main Street West Present: Mayor F. Eisenberger Councillors B. Johnson (Deputy Mayor), B. Clark, C. Collins, J.P. Danko, J. Farr, L. Ferguson, T. Jackson, S. Merulla, N. Nann, J. Partridge, E. Pauls, M. Pearson, A. VanderBeek, T. Whitehead and M. Wilson Mayor Eisenberger called the meeting to order and recognized that Council is meeting on the traditional territories of the Mississauga and Haudenosaunee nations, and within the lands protected by the “Dish with One Spoon” Wampum Agreement. The Mayor called upon Pastor Michelle Daniel of Crossfire Assembly, to provide the invocation. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA The Clerk advised of the following changes to the agenda: 1. COMMUNICATIONS (Item 5) 5.12 Correspondence respecting recent incidents that have occurred on City property and the Hamilton Pride 2019: (a) Darren Stewart-Jones (b) Sally Cooper (c) Emma Cole (d) Anna Chatterton (e) Talia Ritondo (f) First Unitarian Church of Hamilton (g) Frances Murray (h) Noelle Allen Recommendation: Be received and referred to the consideration of Item (i)(i) of General Issues Committee Report 19-012. Council Minutes 19-012 June 26, 2019 Page 2 of 54 5.13 Correspondence respecting the Update on Safety Measures on Aberdeen Avenue from Queen Street to Longwood Road: (a) Joshua Weresch (b) Ron McKerlie, President, Mohawk College (c) Alex Baker (d) Marc Ayotte, Head of College, Hillfield Strathallan College (e) Duncan Macintosh, Owner, Soccer World (f) Vincent Chan, Assistant General Manager, Columbia International College (g) Ramnarine Family (h) Colin Lyons, Vice President, Mohawk Medbuy Corporation (i) Barb Howe Recommendation: Be received and referred to the consideration of Item 7 of Public Works Committee Report 19-009.