- Property Number: 02922
- Custodian: National Capital Commission
- Interest: Crown Owned
- Restrictions: No Restriction
- Primary Use: Parks and Recreation
- Address: Heron Road
- Place Name: No Data
- Municipality: Ottawa
- Province/Territory: Ontario
- Federal Electoral District: Ottawa South
- Census Classification: Rural
- Land Area: 21.1995 ha. or 52.3851 acres
- Building Count: 7
- Floor Area: 1,336.92 sq. m.
- Record Created On: July 30, 1998
- Record Last Modified On: March 20, 2020 (The information and map are from the Federal Directory of Real Property website.)
- Property Number: 03038
- Custodian: National Capital Commission
- Interest: Crown Owned
- Restriction: No Restriction
- Primary Use: Parks and Recreation
- Address: Riverside Drive
- Place Name: No Data
- Municipality: Ottawa
- Province/Territory: Ontario
- Federal Electoral District: Ottawa South
- Land Area: 8.3247 ha. or 20.57 acres
- Building Count: 0
- Floor Area: 0 sq. m.
- Record Created On: July 30, 1998
- Record Last Modified On: March 20, 2020.
The federal department of Public Works is transferring Heron Road and Riverside Drive within Confederation Heights, to the City of Ottawa. "City Council shall support the ownership transfer from Public Works and Government Services Canada to the city, those portions of Heron Road and Riverside Drive that traverse the Confederation Heights area." (Google: 7.0 Confederation Heights|City of Ottawa A. Road Network.)
Confederation Heights Final Report - Lessons for Confederation Heights, Page 34/84.
"Consider the opportunity to create a central community where stores and cafes spill out onto the traditional street network, mimicking a vibrant downtown to fulfil the "lifestyle" component of Confederation Heights. The Yards (in Washington D.C.) is attempting to become a cultural center and 18-hour destination as well as a place to live, work and play."
"Implement competitive design processes as a key way to increase the benefit to the community as well as maximize the use of space. The Yards architectural and design standards were increased through a competitive process for a master plan. The area can leverage existing transit networks to support higher density and a mix of uses that can entice the private sector to engage in development."
The 42-acreYards Park in Washington DC. |
A 1974 Ottawa Journal article. Agriculture Canada refused to give up 700 acres of the Experimental Farm. |
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