Development Applications

Plan of Subdivision

The City of Ottawa has received a Draft Plan of Subdivision to revise an application to an existing draft approved Plan of Subdivision to create a new road connection through the adjacent properties to the south to provide a secondary road connection for the draft approved lands. The road connection would also serve as a servicing corridor for water service looping.

Plan of Condominium

The proposed development of the subject lands is proposed as a Plan of Condominium. The purpose of the Plan of Condominium application is to establish development parcels along a private internal street that can be developed individually. In essence, the application will act as a plan of subdivision for the lands, where the streets and common areas will be maintained and owned jointly by all members of the condominium corporation. The draft Plan of Condominium proposes the creation of three units (development parcels) as well as a common element block which includes the private street and other common lands abutting Riverside Drive. Remnant lands at the north edge of the block will not form part of the Condominium and will have an easement for access across the condominium lands.

Site Plan Control

New 7-storey mixed-use building in place of the existing two-storey office building.

Demolition Control

The two-storey detached dwelling is proposed to be demolished due to its derelict state. The City of Ottawa issued an Order under the Property Standards Bylaw on May 11, 2017, instructing the owners to obtain a building permit in order to do the required repairs. The Order identifies evidence of deterioration and damage to walls, settlement of walls as well as broken windows, and requires that the owner provide a report by a licenced professional structural engineer as to the structural integrity of the entire building. Due to the eventuality of the site being redeveloped, the owner prefers to demolish the building.

Zoning By-law Amendment

To amend the required the rear-yard and side-yard setbacks, rear-yard angular plane, visitor parking space requirements and aisle width provisions for a new six-storey mixed-use building fronting on Beech. The applicant also seeks permission for an enclosed rooftop amenity area not to be included in the overall height of the building.

Site Plan Control

The City of Ottawa has received a Site Plan Control application to facilitate the development of a one-storey place of worship, with an approximate gross floor area of 995 square metres. The place of worship is proposed to include six (6) rooming units. A total of 108 parking surface spaces are proposed.

Demolition Control

Description of Site and Surroundings: The property is located within the block containing the University's Sports Complex. The surrounding land uses to the west, north and south are primarily part of the University of Ottawa campus and to the east is primarily low-rise residential land uses. Purpose of Demolition Control Proposal: To demolish the existing single detached building.

Zoning By-law Amendment

The City of Ottawa has received Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendment applications to permit a maximum building height of 40 metres. The Zoning By-law Amendment also seeks to rezone the property to a mixed-use zone to permit automotive, retail, office and hotel uses and prohibit residential uses.

Site Plan Control

Site redevelopment, preserving Standard Bread Building and including: Retail, Office, Residential (3 towers at 35, 33, and 30 storeys); Underground parking (570 spaces). The proposal is to accommodate a new mixed-use development program on the site. The proposed development consists of elements containing approximately 846residential units, approximately 1,600 square metres of retail space and 16,450 square metres of office space.

Zoning By-law Amendment

project consists of 6 new stacked townhomes blocks of 126 units and a four storey lowrise apartment building of 47 units parking provided by two underground parking garages