Oops, I see that the Demolition Application was already separately refused in May 2024. https://secure.toronto.ca/council/agenda-item.do?item=2024.TE13.15

I would assume that closing the demolition application has something to do with the property being designated as Heritage back in November?

It certainly helps with approvals timing, but the land cost for the assembly makes the math difficult to pencil out favourably for those newly granted as-of-right heights. Any builder taking the risk to go down that road will likely still push for site-specific approval of a 'tall mid-rise'...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't an appeal of a CofA decision go to TLAB next? Perhaps this is not related to the CofA refusal?

Sweeny&Co. Bousfields is the Planner. LEA for transpo.

I should add to my last post. I attended the Pre-App Consultation and they showed a concept plan for 59 storeys. 740 units (20% 2-bdrm, 10% 3-bdrm), somewhere around 115 parking spaces, 2sqm indoor and 2sqm outdoor amenity. No on-site parkland (it's a small site area anyways). Arch design...

Yes. There is no formal application filed yet for the project. So it won't show up in the AIC.

Interesting. The 2350 Yonge proposal is whacky. I don't think I'm making the connection to how Diamond is involved here?