Development Applications

Ontario Heritage Act

Application to alter 169 Clemow Ave, a property designated under the Ontario Heritage Act.

Site Plan Control

The proposed high-rise residential development features a 12-storey tower and a 14-starey tower connected by a 4-storey podium. The development Is expected to have 354 units and is geared towards the 50+ demographic. There will be a drop-off area, walkway, and entrance at the front of the buildlng on Famille-Cote Avenue. There will be an at-grade parkng lot {-20 vehldes) to the rear of the development, with a ramp leading to an underground parking garage with approxlmately 378 spaces. The site's parking will be accessed off Bilberry Drive to the west.

Site Plan Control

A Site Plan Control application to construct an addition for an auditorium on the newly constructed high school. The proposed auditorium will be two-storey and will have 808 m2 of gross floor area. Additional bicycle racks and the relocation of the partially underground waste containers are proposed as part of the development; no new parking spaces are proposed or required.

Site Plan Control

A low-rise, 4 storey apartment building is proposed with 18 units. The units range between 1 and 2 bedrooms

Zoning By-law Amendment

The proponent seeks to develop the subject site with a 9-storey mixed use, mid-rise building. The proposed development will be predominantly residential In nature with commercial retail uses at grade fronting onto the public realm. The proposed development will contain 99 dwelling units.

Ontario Heritage Act

Heritage Permit Application for New Public Washroom

Site Plan Control

Phase 2 of a multi-phase development site. Building B and associated above-grade parkade totaling 366,931 sq.ft (34,089 sq.m). Building height proposed at 32 storeys, which will include 445 rental residential units and 10,534 sq.ft (979 sq.m) of above-grade parking. 169 parking spaces will be located underground and in the above-grade parking structure. 234 bike parking stalls will be provided.

Ontario Heritage Act

Application for alteration at 77 Clarence Street, a proeprty designated under Part V of the Ontario Heritage Act

Ontario Heritage Act

Replacing an exterior window, that is made up of only diamond shaped glass, with a stain glass window depicting Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane. The stain glass window we are inserting is coming from the Church on Arlington Ave, which is being torn down.

Ontario Heritage Act

Reconstruction of the domed skylight above the rotunda of Tabaret Hall.