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Site Plan Control On Circulation; Initial Submission Review The City of Ottawa has received a Site Plan Control application to construct a new two-storey commercial mixed-use building with a gross floor area of 719m2 |
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Plan of Subdivision In Appeal Period A Plan of Subdivision consisting of public streets, townhomes, back-to-back townhomes, detached dwellings, a new park, and the expansion of an existing park. |
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Site Plan Control Comment Period in Progress The City of Ottawa has received an application for Site Plan Control Revision application, to construct a 1 storey, 565 square meter commercial building on the south side of the property. The building will have 5 retail units. 46 parking spaces are proposed to be added. The existing 2 storey commercial building on-site is proposed to remain. |
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Zoning By-law Amendment By-law Passed - In Appeal Period The proposal is to construct an 848m2 commercial space that can house up to 10 retail units. The application requires Site Plan Control approval and a Major Zoning By-Law Amendment to amend the zoning on the property from Development Reserve (DR) to Local Commercial (LC). |
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Zoning By-law Amendment By-law Passed - In Appeal Period The City of Ottawa has received concurrent Zoning By-law Amendment and Plan of Subdivision applications to develop approximately 39 hectares of land between Mer Bleue Road and Tenth Line Road, south of Sweetclover Way and Mandalay Street, east of Renaud Road, for over 750 residential units, an elementary school block, a neighbourhood park and alterations to McKinnons Creek. The proposal is divided into Phases 4, 5 and 6 of the Summerside West community. These applications will seek to amend the Zoning By-law and may require roadway modifications. |
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Zoning By-law Amendment Zoning By-law in Effect 11 storey residential |
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Zoning By-law Amendment Comment Period has Ended/Issue Resolution The City of Ottawa has received an application for a Zoning By-law Amendment for the property at 1000 Robert Grant Avenue to allow construction of 3 apartment buildings, ranging in height from 5-storeys (18 metres) to 15 storeys (54 metres). The proposal is for approximately 566 units total and an underground parking garage and small surface parking lot with 623 spaces. The rezoning would increase permitted height from 30 metres (9 storeys) to 54 metres (15 storeys) and reduce parking requirement from 1.2 to 1 space/unit for resident parking and from 0.2 to 0.1 space/unit for visitors. |
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Plan of Subdivision Receipt of Agreement from Owner Pending The City of Ottawa has received an application for Draft Plan of Subdivision to permit residential development consisting of 571 single detached dwellings, 639 townhomes and one apartment block containing 160 units. Three park blocks are proposed and four blocks are proposed for institutional uses. |
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Plan of Condominium Community Heads Up - supporting documents to be posted later during circulation period The City of Ottawa has received an Official Plan Amendment, Zoning By-law Amendment, Site Plan Control and Plan of Condominium applications to accommodate the development of up to 11 detached dwellings and a private road |
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Zoning By-law Amendment Community Heads Up - supporting documents to be posted later during circulation period The City of Ottawa has received an Official Plan Amendment, Zoning By-law Amendment, Site Plan Control and Plan of Condominium applications to accommodate the development of up to 11 detached dwellings and a private road |
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Plan of Condominium Public Meeting Held Condominium application for Private Streets and lanscaped area for waste collection areas. Project is Planned Unit Development consisting of 6 blocks of three storey back-to-back townhouses (58 units total) on several private streets. Units are freehold and not part of condominium. |
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Site Plan Control On Circulation; Initial Submission Review A Site Plan Control application to construct a 28-storey high-rise apartment building with 240 dwelling units and 220 vehicular parking spaces. Access to the underground parking garage is proposed to be shared with the abutting development on 121 Parkdale Ave from the rear lane. |
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Site Plan Control On Circulation; Initial Submission Review New one storey warehouse/maintenance garage |
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Official Plan Amendment Community Heads Up - supporting documents to be posted later during circulation period The City of Ottawa has received an Official Plan Amendment, Zoning By-law Amendment, Site Plan Control and Plan of Condominium applications to accommodate the development of up to 11 detached dwellings and a private road |
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Site Plan Control Circulation Package Prepared The City of Ottawa has received an Official Plan Amendment, Zoning By-law Amendment, Site Plan Control and Plan of Condominium applications to accommodate the development of up to 11 detached dwellings and a private road |
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Plan of Subdivision Draft Approval Revised/Extended Extension of Subdivison application D07-16-11-0003 (CRT Subdivision) |
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Site Plan Control Comment Period in Progress The applicant has proposed to construct a 1012 square metre pre-fabricated warehouse with 10 associated parking spaces. The subject site is on private servicing. |
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Site Plan Control Draft Report Sent to Councillor and Applicant for Response Site plan control application for six blocks of three-storey back-to-back townhouse dellings (58 unit in total) on private steets. Each unit has individula garage and driveway. |
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Site Plan Control Initial Circulation Period Completed New Starbucks building at the north west corner of the commercial lot. |
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Zoning By-law Amendment Zoning By-law in Effect Zoning for a 164-unit residential subdivision - See submission material in Subdivison Application D07-16-19-0007 |
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Zoning By-law Amendment Zoning By-law in Effect City Initiated - The City of Ottawa is proposing new zoning provisions for high-rise buildings (buildings that are 10 storeys or higher). |
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Site Plan Control Resubmission Deemed Adequate The City of Ottawa has received a Site Plan Control application to facilitate the development of a six-storey mixed-use building on the subject property. The first two storeys will contain office uses, while the top four storeys will be comprised of 40 dwelling units. Two levels of underground parking with 29 spaces are proposed, with access off Bell Street South. |
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Site Plan Control Agreement Package Received from Owner The City of Ottawa has received a Site Plan application to build one hotel on the subject property. The proposed development will include the construction of a five-storey hotel with 99 rooms. There are 99 surface parking spaces proposed with barrier-free pedestrian connections and landscaping elements. |
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Site Plan Control Agreement Registered - Final Legal Clearance Given New one-storey light industrial building with finished basement. The site area is 5,082.86 square metres and is currently vacant. Site development, being Phase 1, will occur on 2,579.85 square metres on the west side of the property. Phase 2 on the eastern half will remain vacant at this time. The lands are bounded by vacant lots to the east and north, an existing light industrial buildings to the north, a commercial office in a single detached dwelling to the east, and a forested area to the south. The subject lands will be improved with one-storey building with finished basement; owing the site topography, the building will appear as though it is two-storeys at its rear. The development will include parking and landscaping. The proposed development will predominently consist of office space, instructional facility, personal service business, providing a Gross Floor Area of 995 square metres. |
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Zoning By-law Amendment Zoning By-law in Effect The City of Ottawa has received a Zoning By-law Amendment and Site Plan Control application to facilitate the construction of an 18-storey retirement residence. |
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Site Plan Control On Circulation; Initial Submission Review Demolish existing houses at 122 & 118 Russell to a new 3 storey apartment building on the southerly lot. 2nd phase, a second 3 storey apartment building will be cosntructed. A shared common driveway & a 4 car parking lot at the rear of the site. |
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Official Plan Amendment Application Reactivated The purpose of the proposed Official Plan Amendment is to amend the South Nepean Urban Area Secondary Plan to reduce development density targets, adjust building height ranges, remove lot coverage for stand-alone residential buildings and remove requirements for non-residential uses at-grade in the High Rise Mixed-Use, Mid Rise Mixed-Use, High Rise Residential, and Mid Rise Residential policy areas. |
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Site Plan Control Agreement Registered - Final Legal Clearance Given The proposed residential development is comprised of 72 apartment flats, distributed in 6 buildings with associated internal surface parking and landscaping. Each building is three storeys containing 12 units each. The internal parking lot provides 105 parking spaces including 19 visitor spaces. |
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Site Plan Control Agreement Registered - Final Legal Clearance Given The City of Ottawa has received a Site Plan application to build a 26-unit four-storey apartment building with underground parking. |
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Site Plan Control Councillor Concurs The City of Ottawa has received a Site Plan application to accomodate a 4,638 square metre, 1 storey, addition to the existing manufacturing building. The parking lot is proposed to be relocated and expanded to accommodate 85 parking spaces. |
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Zoning By-law Amendment Zoning By-law in Effect The City of Ottawa has received a Zoning By-law Amendment application and a Site Plan Control application to permit a larger tower floorplate and revised tower design on a previously approved high rise building. Five additional floors are proposed within the currently allowed height limit. |
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