Action Sandy Hill (ASH) is a volunteer-led community association that represents and promotes Sandy Hill as a culturally and economically diverse, vibrant, safe, heritage, environmentally healthy, and caring residential neighborhood within the greater City of Ottawa.

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ASH OBJECTIVES?

To provide a strong, urban neighborhood voice for all of Sandy Hill.

To represent the diverse interests of the community with informed positions on planning and development, housing, heritage issues, transportation and traffic, recreation, the environment, and other issues of community concern.

To support Ottawa's inner city as a centre of viable commercial activity and vibrant residential neighborhoods and to have these objectives endorsed by the City’s Official Plan.

To represent the interests of Sandy Hill in developments beyond our community, where these can have an impact on our quality of life.

To provide a forum for discussing and solving community problems and concerns.

To promote a sense of community in Sandy Hill, through recreation and other programs.

To preserve and enhance Sandy Hill's residential integrity and unique urban heritage in architecture and landscapes.

To support basic community services - schools, health care, shopping.

To help community members make their own connections to needed services.

To work with community residents to protect and enhance the quality of our natural environment.

ASH VISION

ASH will strive to create a neighbourhood that:

• Is a vibrant, yet safe and caring place free of anti-social behaviour
• Thrives on cultural and linguistic diversity
• Includes people of all ages and with a wide range of incomes
• Is supportive of small businesses and commercial establishments
• Treasures and protects of our architectural and historical heritage
• Nurtures our parks, trees and natural environment
• Accommodates sustainable growth that keeps our neighbourhood livable
• Is affordable and accessible

See what your Board is up to

Minutes / Reports March 30/2009 Jan 26/2009 Nov 24/2008 Oct 27/2008 Sept 25/2008 Aug 25/2008 June 23/2008 May 13/2008 April 28/2008 March 31/2008 Feb 25/2008 Jan 28/2008 Nov 26/2007 Oct 29/2007 Sept 24/07 Aug 27/07 June 25/07 May 28/07 AGM/May 2007 Apr 30/2007 Mar 26/2007 Feb 26/2007 Jan 29/2007 Nov 27/2006 Oct 30/2006 Sep 25/2006 August 28/2006 June 26/2006 May 29/2006 April 24/2006 Mar 27/2006 Feb 27/2006 Jan 30/2006 Nov 28/2005 Oct 24/2005 Sep 26/2005 Aug 29/2005 Jun 27/2005 May 30/2005 Apr 25/2005 Mar 28/2005 Feb 28/2005 Jan 31/2005 Nov 29/2004 Oct 25/2004 Sep 27/2004 Aug 30/2004 May 31/2004 AGM/2004 Feb23/2004 Jan 26/2004

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