词条 | Greely, Ontario |
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It is in the parliamentary ridings of Carleton federally and Nepean—Carleton provincially, and is represented on City Council by George Darouze, being in Osgoode Ward. Greely is home to a set of tight-knit and unique communities throughout the village. Most homes sit on ½ acre to {{convert|2|acre|m2|adj=on}} lots. Some developers offer condominium-like amenities such as pools, tennis courts, man-made lakes, beaches, and small neighbourhood community centres within their residential communities. The Greely Community Centre hosts meetings and activities for the entire rural town. Every year, they organize a Winter Carnival and a renowned Canada Day celebration. Throughout the last eight years Greely has seen a 58.7% increase in the number of dwellings.[3] Greely’s increasingly rapid growth can be attributed to its rural atmosphere and easy access to Ottawa’s urban centre. Furthermore, Greely presently has several large areas of undeveloped land within its boundaries. Greely’s boundaries currently contain enough land for approximately twenty-two years of residential growth based on current development patterns. Greely has a strong commercial district housing many small and medium manufacturing and services companies. It has a spattering of businesses to provide the community with essentials, including 2 gas stations, 3 pizzerias, a 24-hour Grocery Store located on Meadow Drive, and a couple of restaurants. Residents are eagerly anticipating new commercial developments around Parkway Road and Bank St. Churches
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LibraryThe Greely branch of the Ottawa Public Library was opened in 1976, after receiving approval from Osgoode Township Council, with the local fire department agreeing to let them use their meeting room for the branch. During the 1990s, the Osgoode Township Library Board received a grant from the Ontario government to build a new branch, but the building never came to fruition. In 2009, the community secured funding for a brand new {{convert|3500|sqft|m2|adj=on}} library to be built as an extension to the Greely Community Centre at 1448 Meadow Drive. The new facility opened its doors on March 14, 2011. References1. ^http://www.greelycommunity.org/documents/GCA-Boundaries-Nov07.pdf 2. ^Population calculated by combining Dissemination areas 35061453, 35061450, 35061448, 35061447, 35061444, 35061451, 35061449, 35061452, 35061443, 35061445, 35061446 and Dissemination Blocks 3506147401, 3506147408, 3506147407 3. ^City of Ottawa, "Occupied Dwelling Estimates for the Ottawa Villages, 2000-2008," (Accessed, July 30, 2010) 2. Greely Community Design Plan. City of Ottawa, 2005. Retrieved 2010-05-14. External links
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