[Marcanadian]

4631 STEELES AVE E Ward 22 - Scarborough District​
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​	Proposed development comprising of a 9 storey medical building and two 25 and 22 storey residential buildings and townhouses. This development amalgamates 3 parcels of land in the Steeles-Redlea area. Proposed Use ---​ # of Storeys ---​ # of Units ---​ Type​ Number​ Date Submitted​ Status​ Applications:​ Rezoning​ 19 209047 ESC 22 OZ​ Aug 20, 2019​ Application Received​

Development Applications

 

[canarob]

Great to see more development ramping up as GO service improves.

 

[Edward Skira]

Parking takes up more land in that photo than anything else. Crazy.

 

[innsertnamehere]

You have mall parking and GO Station parking. Both are massive parking demand drivers.

It's no wonder traffic is terrible around here.

 

[PMT]

Developer is Waverley Projects, architect is Ratio + Micacchi Architecture:

 

[interchange42]

This is immediately west of the Splendid China Mall redevelopment proposal (at LPAT I believe).

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[PMT]

Preliminary Report:

Agenda Item History - 2019.SC11.7

 

[AlbertC]

Towers proposed near busy Steeles Avenue and Kennedy Road intersection

4631 Steeles Ave. E. and 0, 47 and 53 Redlea Ave.
Dec 20, 2019

Steeles Avenue around Kennedy Road is a busy place which always seems like it's getting busier.

Development plans surround on both sides of Steeles, and the Milliken GO Station nearby is currently being remade.

Just the facts:

• A developer is proposing a 10-storey medical building and two condominium towers — 26 and 23-storeys high, joined by a six-storey podium — on four properties on Steeles and along Redlea Avenue.

• Coun. Jim Karygiannis says he’s looking forward to hearing from residents at a community meeting on the proposal in late February or early March.

• Redlea is a short cul-de-sac street, but there are plans to extend Redlea south to Passmore Avenue when owners of the Splendid China mall start their own expansion project.

• The Steeles-Redlea industrial area is south of the properties, and business owners there have expressed concern that having residential development nearby could affect their operations.

One block east of Kennedy, a zoning change that got Scarborough Community Council’s preliminary approval last month could add 500 residences to an already-crowded section of road.

Towers proposed near busy Steeles Avenue and Kennedy Road intersection

Steeles Avenue around Kennedy Road is a busy place which always seems like it's getting busier.

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