Development Applications

Site Plan Control

addition to dealership

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.

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.

Zoning By-law Amendment

The City of Ottawa has received a Zoning By-law Amendment to permit the development of a high-rise residential development of fourteen (14) storeys.

Site Plan Control

To convert the existing Sisters of the Visitation monastery into a mixed-use building and construct an addition to be used as an apartment building

Site Plan Control

the development proposes a new 3.5 storey apartment building with 22 rental units and a covered parking area at the rear of the building.

Site Plan Control

The proposed development includes demolishing the existing dwelling and constructing a 13-storey residential building with 36 dwelling units. The Zoning Amendment proposes to remove the existing Floor Space Index of 2.5 and replace it with a maximum height limit of 45 metres, reduce visitor parking space requirements to 0, to permit a reduced driveway width of 4 metres to access the parking garage and to reduce the setback to a watercourse. The building will provide pedestrian access from a lobby fronting onto Wurtemburg Street. Underground parking is proposed with a total of 18 parking spaces. Access to the parking area will be provided from Wurtemburg Street. As part of the excavation for the building's basement, the unstable slope adjacent to the river will be removed and reconstructed as a reinforced Mechanically Stabilized Earth system. The face of the reconstructed slope will use topsoil as a medium to support the re-vegetation of the slope. A landscape plan has been submi

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.

Demolition Control

The applicant wishes to demolish the two existing residential buildings at 144-148 Nepean Street.

Plan of Subdivision

The proposed plan of subdivision comprises phase 2 of a draft approved subdivision (Lakeland Meadows Phase I). Lakeland Meadows Phase I is made up of 34 residential lots averaging 0.3 hectares in lot size, and serviced through private on-site water (well) and wastewater (septic). Phase II differs from Phase I in that the servicing is proposed to be provided through an existing communal water and wastewater system within the adjacent subdivision lands to the immediate south (Shadow Ridge).