News & Announcements

Last year, the developer at 90 Champagne put forward a site plan for their proposed building, and I was pleased at the practical engagement with that that we had from the community. At an open house, I heard a clear open-mindedness to encouraging the developer to seek a zoning by-law amendment that would allow them to go a little taller in return for pulling the building away from nearby buildings. I advocated strongly with the developer to consider it.

The applicants for 243-245 Hinchey have submitted revised materials for the Zoning By-Amendment and Site Plan Control applications submitted to the City for 243-245 Hinchey Avenue.

Some of the changes made to the proposal include (but are not limited to):

The owners of 161 Hinchey are applying for a Zoning By-Law Amendment and Site Plan Control to permit the development of a four-story, low-rise apartmebt building with 15 units. No parking is not being proposed. Amenity space will be provided via balconies facing the front and rear as well as at-grade space in the rear yard. In the coming weeks, a Minor Zoning By-law Amendment application to address site-specific zoning provisions will be submitted along with a Site Plan Control application

The owners of 316-322 Clifton Rd are applying for a Zoning By-Law Amendment and Site Plan Control to permit the development of 29 three-story townhouses on Clifton Road. The proposal consists of 17 traditional townhouses facing Clifton Road and Wilber Avenue and 12 back to front townhouses on the west side of the property.

In February 2018, Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments were approved for 979 Wellington Street West.

The owner of the subject property, Uniform Urban Developments, is proposing the redevelopment of the lands known as 335 Roosevelt Avenue. The owner is proposing the construction of two (2) high-rise residential buildings and four (4) low-rise residential buildings in an integrated development with shared underground parking and amenity spaces.

Holland Cross, 1560 Scott St. is an existing commercial complex that consists of two 7 storey, 100,000 sf office towers sitting on a single storey ground floor/podium of approximately 90,000 sf. Defined as a Mixed-Use Centre, it is a mixture of retail, food service and professional office space. At the time of development in 1987/8, the project was designed for a future third office tower in the Southeast corner.

I want to thank residents who have asked about a new heating plant to be built on the Tunney's Pasture campus.

I’ve been fielding lots of questions about the ward boundary review and apologize for not having written up a summary sooner. It’s important, and I hope I can answer some of the common questions below.

A Zoning By-Law Amendment application (with Site Plan to follow) has been submitted for the proposed development at 175 Richmond Rd. Prior to this application, a Zoning By-law Amendment application (D02-02-11-0102) was submitted in 2011 and approved for this property in order to amend the zoning from ‘General Industrial, Subzone 1 – IG1’ to ‘Traditional Mainstreet – TM’ with site-specific zoning provisions.