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Taken from Mississauga Ward 8 Development Applications:
"Proposed development: A 13 storey apartment building containing 196 units and 20 stacked townhouses. The proposal also includes 331 parking spaces within 3 levels of underground parking."

This is on the east side of Mississauga Road, just south of Dundas Street West, and just west of the Credit River in Mississauga's Sheridan area.

The developer is 590816 Ontario Inc & A. Frank Merulla and the architect is Caricari Lee Architects.

Attached are 3 isometric perspectives of the proposed development, taken from the March 2022 submission of documents:
W8_2935_View_of_Development_NW_March2022-001.jpg
W8_2935_View_of_Development_SE_March2022-001.jpg
W8_2935_View_of_Development_SW_March2022-001.jpg
 
I imagine there's a reason this site has been vacant for years, is there no flooding concerns here with the Credit River literally next door?
 
Amare said:
I imagine there's a reason this site has been vacant for years, is there no flooding concerns here with the Credit River literally next door?
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The short answer is 'yes'...............but the long answer, not really.

Regulatory Floodplain Map, for this area, flood risk in orange:

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The dot is 2935 and 2955 is the next property north.

However, the proposed buildings themselves are not at risk.

Let me quote the Geomorphology report for the reasoning:

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Northern Light said:
The short answer is 'yes'...............but the long answer, not really.

Regulatory Floodplain Map, for this area, flood risk in orange:

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The dot is 2935 and 2955 is the next property north.

However, the proposed buildings themselves are not at risk.

Let me quote the Geomorphology report for the reasoning:

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Knew I could count on you for some expertise, appreciate the analysis on this one!

This site is just a really odd one overall for a residential development, especially this particular proposal with a stacked townhouse next to a cul-de-sac, next to a high-rise.
 
what is this rectangular structure circle in yellow (right above the word approximate)

is it abandoned pool


i look at aerial shots rom 1952 and still cannot figure out

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This blog post gives a nice little history of the area:
hikingthegta.com

Erindale Hydro Electric Dam

Sunday Oct. 19, 2014 Sunday morning was cold at only 2 degrees. To access the parking lot at Erindale park you have to drive through a break in the wall of the old Erindale Dam. In 1902 Erindale L…
hikingthegta.com hikingthegta.com

I know in one of the other posts he does reference the remnants of the pool. I can't seem to find that post at the moment but I'll have another look.
 
Found it:
hikingthegta.com

Erindale Orchards

Sat. Jan. 3, 2014 The day started off nice at -2 but was predicted to have a storm starting around noon. We parked one more time in Erindale Park. The plan was to enter the west side of the Credi…
hikingthegta.com hikingthegta.com
 
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