Development Applications

Site Plan Control

To demolish existing two storey and basement building and build new three storey building and basement within the relative footprint of the existing building. The new building is to be used for office of Urganga High Commission. Number of units and tenancy not applicabe.

Site Plan Control

Zoning By-law Amendment and Site Plan Control applications have been received to permit an addition to the existing building at 68 Sweetland Avenue and to consolidate the zoning across the site, including site-specific provisions for the existing site layout, parking, and uses. The development proposes to retain the original buildings and construct a three-storey rear addition with 33 new rooming units and enclosed garbage storage at 68 Sweetland Avenue. The development further proposes a private outdoor amenity area, bicycle storage, and two parking spaces located in the common rear yard space.

Site Plan Control

Site Plan Control - Re-develop the site with a high-rise building (26-storeys) consiting of a mix of retail/commercial within the podium and residential units above. A Privately-Owned Public Space (POPS) at the corner of Blair and Montreal Road will also be considered in support of the application for greater height and density. In total, the project will contain 217 residential units (including a mix of one and two-bedroom units) and 526 square metres of commercial space at-grade. A total of 317 underground and enclosed at-grade parking spaces are proposed. The proposal provides 376 bicycle parking spaces within the parking garage and at-grade.

Site Plan Control

The proposal includes the demolition of the cantilevered east-west portion of the existing mixed-use building and construction of a high-rise, mixed-use development that rises from west to east from three (3) to ten (10) storeys to a maximum building height of 31 metres. The tenth storey is significantly recessed and limited exclusively to amenity space and mechanical services. The residential use building is proposed to contain 139 units.

Site Plan Control

A Site Plan Control application has been received to construct a 24-storey mixed use high-rise on a four-storey podium and retain the existing commercial one-storey commercial plaza. Phase 1 will consist of Building A on the existing surface parking lot along Fisher Ave, and retention of the existing commercial mall. Building A is proposed at 24-storeys, sited along Fisher Ave, and will have 320 residential units with about 480 sq.m. of ground floor commercial space. The rear of the lot with frontage to Hilliard Ave will be 4-storeys in height with a townhouse form.

Site Plan Control

The project consist of the construction of an additional building behind the existing facilities. The proposed building is designed as 1- storey steel structure and has about 326 m2.

Zoning By-law Amendment

Client is proposing to redevelop the site with a two-storey, 38-unit apartment building at 5581 Doctor Leach Dr geared towards senior tenants (similar to exesting building on the property) A driveway with access to Doctor Leach Dr. is proposed to the south of the property, which leads to a parking lot with 29 units (21 residential spaces, 8 visitor spaces) Greenspace is featured at the rear of the property.Subject site is proposed to be severed into three parcels during the site plan process, which is the base lot of the proposed development (southern lot)

Site Plan Control

2 new industrial steel buildings

Site Plan Control

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. Site number 1 for the Village Centre project.

Site Plan Control

The City of Ottawa has received a Zoning By-law Amendment and Site Plan Control application to construct a nine-storey mid-rise residential building with 130 units.