Dear Neighbouring Residents, Over the next two months Ontario Land Surveyors will be re marking our west property line (blue below). After the property line has been laid out via stakes, we ask that all of your personal items and/or tenant owner items and vehicles be removed from our property as soon as possible and in …
Kingston city council recently approved a brownfield remediation plan for the Union Park Kingston site. Read more in The Whig Standard >>
The Art of Survival, a Prison for Women Memorial Collective exhibition, opened recently at the PumpHouse Museum on Ontario Street. Read more in The Whig Standard >>
Our friends at SkEye Stream have taken a few aerial shots of the site of our development. Neighbouring properties such as the Penitentiary Museum and the Queen’s Faculty of Education are also visible.
We shared in our last update that our plans for Union Park Kingston (the former Prison for Women property) were approved by Kingston city council on Nov. 1, 2022. That approval was subject to a 30-day window for any potential Ontario Land Tribunal appeal of our plans, and ultimately one appeal was filed by an immediate neighbour. However, we are very pleased to report …
Our friends from SkEye Stream shared this video highlighting many of the great aspects to life in Kingston. We’ll let the video speak for itself! If you look closely, you’ll briefly spot the Union Park property during one flyover by the Kingston Penitentiary.
We are pleased to announce the former Prison for Women property, which has sat unchanged for 22 years, will be re-developed into an exciting mixed-use community called Union Park Kingston. On Nov. 1, 2022, exactly 28 months after the original applications were filed, Kingston City Council approved the necessary rezoning of the property by a …
The Union Park Kingston project will be discussed and voted upon at the Oct. 6 City of Kingston Planning Committee meeting. For more information on the meeting, visit the City of Kingston’s website. For relevant project documents, visit our Documents page or see the project listed on the city’s DASH tool.
A few enquiries have come in recently asking about our progress on the Union Park Kingston proposal. It reimagines the site of the former Prison for Women as a vibrant mixed-use neighbourhood for the benefit of all neighbours, Kingstonians, and the hundreds of people that will live and work there. Since filing our applications on …
In his recent State of the City remarks, Mayor Bryan Paterson singled out Union Park Kingston as the type of development he feels the city needs, and a priority for the City. “Housing creates much needed living space, but it can also play a really important role in urban renewal. A good example of that …
