Book Launch Event

Community members, we are pleased to let you know that one of our own Island Park Drive residents is launching a book.

You are invited to the first Official Book Launch of APSE THE GATE

Thursday May 30th, 2019, Doors open at 7:30pm
At The Royal Oak, 1217 Wellington St W., (just East of Holland Ave.)

On tap: A few old yarns poured in the APSE THE GATE flavor.
Live East Coast Music Performed by: Michael Coady’s band: “The G’ Wan B’ys”
MC: Scott Simms

Please RSVP by responding directly to this message, at: www.facebook.com/ApseTheGate or shawnivananthony@gmail.com

Thursday May 30th, 2019, Doors open at 7:30pm

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Annual General Meeting

Champlain Park Fieldhouse
140 Carleton Avenue

Champlain Park Field House Map

May 23, 2019
7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

• Introduction and Welcome
• 2018-2019 Highlights
• Guest Speaker – Ottawa Official Plan
• Jeff Leiper Comments
• Finance Report
• Social Network and Membership Report
• Service Recognition Award
• Upcoming year focus and community Q and A
• Election of Board Members

Coffee and sweets

Annual General Meeting: Thursday

Reminder !

Annual General Meeting
Island Park Community Association

May 24, 7 to 9 pm

Kitchissippi United Church 630 IPD

See you there!

Spring Newsletter

Please take a look at the latest Newsletter May 2018

Area Specific Zoning

The city will be contacting residents of Island Park Drive about Zoning Changes related to the upcoming expiration of the NCC Covenants.

Please reference the FAQ prepared by the Community Association, linked below, as additional information to the mailing from the city.

Area Specific Zoning FAQ

Area Specific Zoning Meeting

ISLAND PARK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

Invites you to attend a briefing on Area Specific Zoning

Wednesday, February 21, 2018
6:30 to 8:00 p.m.

Kitchissippi United Church 630 Island Park Drive

What:

Area Specific Zoning is a tool is being offered by the City to preserve a unique feature of our street – our 25 foot setbacks – that will no longer be protected once the National Capital Commission’s (NCC) covenants begin expiring in 2020.

Why:

When the covenants expire, the street will remain R1 (residential, single family). However, the normal setbacks for R1 are between 9.8 to 19.6 feet, considerably less than what we currently have.

Who:

Representatives from the IPCA, the City and Councillor Leiper’s office will be at this meeting to explain fully what ASZ is and listen to your feedback.

Can’t attend but have questions?

Contact us info@islandparkcommunityassociation.com
or
Councillor Leiper: phone (613) 580-2485 or email: jeff.leiper@ottawa.ca

Ashcroft Homes Convent Development Open House

Ashcroft Homes is proposing an adaptive re-use of Les Soeurs de la Visitation Convent at their 114 Richmond Rd site, which would see the building partially demolished and encapsulated in glass, combining heritage and modern elements. The refreshed convent would see office tenants and mixed commercial. We invite you to join us to learn more about this proposed development during a community open house:

Wednesday, January 10

6:00-8:00pm

Van Lang Field House (29 Van Lang Pvt)

Information on the proposed development will be available from Ashcroft Homes, and City of Ottawa staff in both Heritage and Planning will be on hand to field additional questions