[artyboy123]

Taken from DevApp:

" Zoning By-law Amendment application to redevelop the site with 6 townhouse units. The proposed townhouse units will be 3-storeys in height and have a total residential gross floor area of 1222 sq m. A total of 12 parking are provided for below grade and will be accessed from the garage entrance fronting Burnhamthorpe Road. A Site Plan Control application (19 251104 WET 02 SA) has been submitted concurrently for review."

DevApp Link: http://app.toronto.ca/AIC/index.do?folderRsn=me8HaRnfUKabiBeSMBeyBw==

Photos from Architectural Plan:

 

[Tim MacDonald]

Fencing recently went up.
Shot this morning:

 

[artyboy123]

New elevation drawing taken from the Rezoning submission. The total storey count changed from 3 storeys to 4 storeys. Total height changed from 11.28m to 12.29m. The total unit count changed from 6 units to 10 units.

 

[Northern Light]

This one is the subject of Appeals Report to the next meeting of EYCC:

https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2024/ey/bgrd/backgroundfile-245302.pdf

Applicant Appealed Jan'24

Staff will seek to oppose.

Applicant put forward new plan in March '24 per the report, boosting the number of units to 18 and the parking to 41 spaces.

First CMC is scheduled for June 10, 2024

@Paclo

 

[Super7]

For those with experience with the OLT process with respect to requests like these, how likely is it for this proposal to be approved? Seems like a gross overreach by the developer who is trying to recoup costs due to changing market conditions.

 

[DrillBit]

Are townhouses the right option for this site ?
May be as a "temporary filler". These townhouses wouldn't be built to last.
In 15-20 years, Etobicoke Civic Center at Burnhamthorpe and West Mall will be redeveloped.
Then the whole area will be ready for high- and midrises.