West Harbour Residents Association
Come on out! meet your neighbours! Help spruce up the place! Garbage bags, gloves, coffee, tea, doughnuts, provided!! (BYO rake) Saturday, April 23rd, 2022 at 9:30 a.m. This year, we are meeting in the Burnet Street Park at Wilson and Burnet (chosen for its central location in the WHRA area). Come, pick up your bags and …
DEC. 3RD AND 4TH, 2021 WESTWOOD PARK ON KERR STREET TREE LIGHTING AND ENTERTAINMENT BANDS INCLUDE: Jim Cuddy, Freedom Train, AbbaMania, Night Fever and more!
Hello ResidentsJust a friendly reminder that today is the last day of the traffic study to determine whether there will be a four way stop at Wilson and Burnet Streets. Here again is Councillor Chisolhm’s request. If you can drive north or south on Wilson Street that would be appreciated. Thank you. Your WHRA Executive Hi …
Hello Residents We have now received a copy of the Traffic Study that was presented at the Town Meeting on June 14th. The study has been posted on our website and a link is shown below. Traffic Study During the meeting we learned that the Town does not take into consideration the use of an …
Updated parking signs and lot enhancements to be implemented at Bronte Beach and Tannery Park Oakville, June 23, 2021 – for immediate releaseThe Town of Oakville is making improvements to waterfront parks this summer to help address parking concerns and enhance the experience of visitors. “Last year, visitation to our parks, particularly the ones along the …
Dear WHRA Members: WHRA ANNUAL BBQ SAME VENUE AS LAST YEAR!! Stephen and Jenn from 56 Kerr have very kindly offered their backyard again this year for the annual neighborhood BBQ. So, come, wrap up the summer and meet your new and old neighbours!! When: Labour Day, September 2, 2019 Where: 56 Kerr St, backyard …
Hello West Harbour Residents In our last newsletter we informed you that the Town would be doing further traffic studies in the summer months and some of you might have heard of a plan for a study at Burnet and Wilson Streets and an additional study at the intersection of Brant and John Streets, where …
Excerpt from the Mayor’s Newsletter: The Halton Environment Network and the Small Change Fund has recently established the Green Drive Oakville project which is working to explore a possible a new community business that would employ local Oakville residents to install Electric Vehicle (EV) chargers and green driveways in homes within our community. The Green Drive Oakville team is currently doing …
The Regional Official Plan (ROP) is a land use policy document created by Halton Region to shape the Region’s future growth and development. Halton Region is currently in the midst of the Regional Official Plan Review which takes place every 5 years. Learn about the process here: https://www.halton.ca/The-Region/Regional-Planning/Regional-Official-Plan-(ROP)-(1)/Halton-s-Regional-Official-Plan-Review-(ROPR) Have your say here:
While not in the West Harbour area of Oakville, we would like to draw your attention to the Save Glen Abbey effort: Your WHRA feels that it is important to stand up for the Town of Oakville’s Livable Oakville plan, and the character of our Town. You can add your voice here: