Roads / Transit
JCRA February 2021 Newsletter
Click here to read our February 2021 newsletter and here for a copy of the article on Black History Month included with the newsletter. Items covered in the newsletter: Aspen Forest skating rink Proposed 40 km speed limit on residential streets Writing the MMAH...
H&R REIT Settlement Offer accepted by Town Planning & Development Council on January 27, 2021
The Town accepted this offer at their January 27 meeting. Some additional conditions were attached to the original offer, subject to technical and legal review by Town staff. This acceptance forms the draft approval of the 2175 Cornwall Rd Site Plan Application for...
Lakeshore Construction Update
Work is progressing and things are being finished! Each week brings us closer to a full opening. For details, and to sign up for the weekly newsletter sent directly to your inbox, go to...
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
46 electric vehicle charging stations coming soon to Oakville! Oakville is creating a community-wide network of electric vehicle charging stations to encourage more people to use electric vehicles and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Learn more:...
Home to Hub service expanded east of Ford Drive
New weekend service is available Saturday from 7 am to 9 pm, Sunday and holidays from 8 am to 8 pm, excludes areas serviced by Route 4. Service details can be found on the Oakville Transit website including how to register and book a ride (two hour (2) advance...
Public consultation regarding the Go Transit parking garage including access points and other development to support the Oakville Go station.
Go Transit is hosting a public consultation on Jan 30th from 6-8:30 at Town Hall regarding the Go Transit parking garage including access points and other development to support the Oakville Go station.
Excessive Speed along Lakeshore Road East
Excessive traffic speed along Lakeshore Road East, in the region from Winston Churchill to Ford Drive has been an issue of great concern for many years. Local residents have brought it to the attention of the Town of Oakville. This is of particular concern as it is in the location of a school where young children need to cross Lakeshore Road. As a result, speed studies were conducted in 2008 and 2010. On both occasions, a substantial percentage of traffic was traveling at speeds far in excess of the posted maximum of 50km/h.
Development Issues
Development Issues – JCRA has been active in supporting good development in the community that conforms to official plans and by-laws.
Driving School Road Training
Driving School Road Training – JCRA has supported the concerns of residents on the issue of driver training on residential streets where children are active.
Peeking over our Eastern Border
Peeking over our Eastern Border – JCRA is continuing to dialogue with the City of Mississauga to better understand its plans for a re-cycling plant, just west of Winston Churchill off Lakeshore Road, with a view to how it might impact on the JCRA community.