Development Applications

Site Plan Control

A proposed six-storey mixed use building at 70 Beech Street, with commercial uses on the ground floor and 40 residential units above. The existing dwelling at 75 Norman Street is proposed to be retained, and the detached garage will be demolished to provide five parking spaces for the new building.

Plan of Condominium

The City of Ottawa has received a Zoning By-law Amendment, Plan of Subdivision and Plan of Condominium (Common Elements) application to construct 16 single detached dwellings of one and two storeys which will front onto a private road. Since the lots will front onto a private road, a Plan of Condominium is required to create the common element road block. The private road will have a width of 6.7 metres and will have two access points to Scissons Road. Through the Plan of Condominium, the homeowners will share ownership of the road, as well as costs associated with other facilities and services.

Site Plan Control

A multi-building( 13 commercial units) large-format retail shopping centre of approximately 9,878.8 meteres square of retail space with surface parking.

Zoning By-law Amendment

The applicant is proposing to construct an accessory gas bar use associated with the existing 13,233.6 square metre Costco warehouse membership club. The accessory gas bar is proposed to be located at the north end of the existing building adjacent to Highway 417. The current Light Industrial Exception Zone [IL6 [305] H(30)] permits a variety of light industrial uses and also permits an automobile service station and retail use, but does not include a gas bar as a permitted use. The applicant has requested that the site specific exception zone [305] be amended to include a gas bar as a permitted use.

Plan of Subdivision

Plan of subdvision for apx 435 dwellings

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.

Plan of Subdivision

The City of Ottawa has received a Plan of Subdivision application to permit the development of eight new residential lots intended for detached dwellings on a portion of the subject property. It is proposed to extend Hemphill Street, which will terminate in a cul-de-sac.

Site Plan Control

to permit a multi-building retail shopping centre on a 6.5 hectare site. The development consist of twelve (12) separate, free-standing buildings with 757 parking spaces. There are two (2) buildings proposed to have dtrive through facilities.

Site Plan Control

The proposed development includes a 28-storey mixed-use condominium tower with a total height of 86 metres. The development proposes 271 residential units, including seven ground-oriented attached dwellings, and 567 square metres of ground-oriented commercial space. Commercial entrances are proposed to front onto Somerset Street West, while the main residential entrance is proposed along Breezehill Avenue North. Five levels of underground parking, containing 244 parking spaces, are proposed to be accessed from the laneway along the western edge of the property.

Demolition Control

The purpose of the Demolition Control Proposal is to permit the demolition of two existing dwellings known as 144-146 Nepean Street and 148 Nepean Street.